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How do you say 鈥淚 love you鈥� at bedtime? As evening approaches and Big Nutbrown Hare gets ready to tuck Little Nutbrown Hare into his bed of leaves, each tells the other how much he loves him. As high as I can hop! As wide as I can reach! The two long-eared hares bound around the forest finding ways to describe their love in the river, mountains, and sky. The soothing story of their sweet bedtime ritual has been translated into 53 languages.

Perfect for: Celebrating your bedtime ritual.

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A baby bird hatches while mother bird is away from the nest getting food. So the fearless little bird goes to look for her, in some very funny places. This newly translated classic story was originally published in 1960 and is a sweet bedtime read for mom and child.

Perfect for: Kids who love animals.

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When kids get frustrated, they can feel like there is a prehistoric beast inside of them! That鈥檚 why this book, part of a series about young impulsive dinosaurs with human families and human surroundings, is so appealing. These dinosaurs start out behaving delightfully badly. Imagine a velociraptor throwing a tantrum in the living room! But as the rhyming story progresses, they learn how to stay calm and behave politely. Future paleontologists will love these books for the detailed illustrations of real dinosaurs, with their names included on each page.

Perfect for: Kids who love dinosaurs.

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Here is everything you need to know if you want to have a taco party and invite a bunch of dragons: Dragons love tacos. They love chicken tacos, beef tacos, big tacos, and small tacos. But dragons HATE salsa. Even a tiny speck of salsa is too spicy for them. It makes them snort sparks and breathe fire. So whatever you do, don鈥檛 put salsa on tacos for dragons! This funny book will make kids smile at the dragons鈥� antics, and parents of picky eaters will crack up if they鈥檝e ever heard their child complain about a tiny bit of spice in their food.

Perfect for: Picky eaters.

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The hook: If you give a mouse a cookie, you never know what might happen. That mouse might want a glass of milk, and then he may need a straw, and then who knows where the story will go. All the books in this sweet and silly series, which have won numerous awards, are written in a circular format. Kids love that the books end right where they began. The short, repetitive phrasing and energetic illustrations help young readers connect with the words.

Perfect for: Kids who can鈥檛 wait to know what will happen next.

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“Once upon a time in Spain there was a little bull and his name was Ferdinand,” begins this classic children’s tale. Bucking the trend,聽Ferdinand chooses a peaceful life in this charming story about independence.

Perfect for: Kids who march to the beat of their own drummer.

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Trixie and her inseparable Knuffle Bunny accompany Daddy to their neighborhood laundromat to do the family wash. This tale of woe begins when they return home and Mom asks, “Where’s Knuffle Bunny”?

Perfect for: Kids who like humor stories.

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Mo Willems is such a huge name among picture-book authors that it’s hard to believe his first children’s book, Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! was published only five years ago. Willems perfectly captures a small child’s method of trying to get his own way, as the pigeon implores, promises, whines, begs and, in the end, throws a tantrum that both you and your child will recognize. Help your emerging reader make progress over the summer break with highly amusing and fun books like this one.

Perfect for: Kids who like humor stories.

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Elephant and Piggie are best friends. When Piggie tells Gerald the elephant that he has a surprise for him, Gerald is happy until he finds out that he needs to wait for the surprise to arrive. Gerald feels impatient and grumpy. It’s a tale that all little ones can identify with: waiting takes forever! Happily, the friends agree that the surprise was well worth the wait.

Perfect for: Helping young readers (and their parents) understand the ups and downs of learning how to wait.

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Do you like green eggs and ham? This story has two main characters: the top hat-wearing narrator, who refuses to taste this weird dish, and Sam, who won鈥檛 stop urging him to try them. Beginning readers love this classic book for its simple words, silly rhymes, and funny illustrations. In the end, after a wonderful adventure, the narrator discovers he does, indeed, like green eggs and ham!

Perfect for: Picky eaters and rhyme lovers.

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The rainbow fish is the most beautiful fish in the sea, but he is so proud of his glittering blue, green, and purple scales that the other fish don鈥檛 want to be friends with him. At the urging of an octopus, he learns to share his scales with the other fish. Kids will love the beautiful watercolor illustrations, highlighted with Rainbow Fish鈥檚 shiny foil scales.

Perfect for: Teaching kids to share.

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