Lynn Parrish Sutton’s Animally contains two popular children’s book ingredients: cute animals and a fun, rhyming pattern.
The book’s theme is about love for family, and uses a variety of animals to help describe just how much.
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Airline Anderson’s Neither is absolutely one of our favorite children’s books. The uplifting message and fun illustrations keep this one permanently in our bedtime story rotation. It’s appealing to a wide age group, and is a great option for reading at home or in the classroom.
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Jory John’s The Good Egg has every component of a great picture book. It has excellent illustrations, detailed characters and combines humor with a good message for children. If your a fan of John’s other work, The Bad Seed, you’ll be sure to love The Good Egg.
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After Fallon’s success with his first children’s book, Your Baby’s First Word Will Be Dada, he immediately followed up with another hit, Everything is Mama.
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The premise of Your Baby’s First Word Will Be Dada is pretty simple. Author Jimmy Fallon set out to help all the fathers out there win the race of their child’s first word.
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In this award-winning installment of his Elephant and Piggie series, Mo Willems brings back his popular characters Piggie and Gerald, along with a new BIG friend. When Piggie loses her ball, she enlists the help of her best friend Gerald to help get it back. A confident Gerald soon realizes this may not be as easy as he originally thought.
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