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... Everything Book has everything a little one could want, such as pages of shapes, animals, and alphabet... or the parts of a meal in Fleming's signature collage illustrations. In this sweet Caldecott Honor Book...'s your child who helps her peek behind doors and under rugs in this lift-the-flap book. Where's Spot...

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... diapers. By Bob McGrath Potty tales from toddlers. By Marianne Borgardt An interactive pop-up book...

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... Bebe, a quirky artist, this book is sure to make you laugh. By Jon Scieszka The Time Warp Trio is back..., and after the boys realize they placed their summer reading list in the magical book that transports them...

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... this sparkly book? (2 to 6 years, $10) By Steve Jenkins and Robin Page Who knew that African turtles nibble... biotic animal kingdom. (6 to 9 years, $16) By Karen C. Fox "This book helps convey to kids the wonder... the Toy Story movies, he'll dig this hilarious book, which pits a plastic shark and a toy train against...

...By Maurice Sendak Your kids will still be thrilled by this book that you loved as a kid. By Ezra... of frolicking outdoors with you! This book is perfect to read when it's chilly out -- or on those hot summer... (and it's also great for purple lovers). By Bruce Degen Your kids will beg to hear this book's silly...

...By Maurice Sendak You might enjoy this book more than your kids do! Packed with monster mischief..., illustrated by Harry Bliss A hilarious book about the surprisingly intriguing life of a young worm. Written..., Illustrated by Audrey Colman If the word "fart" is taboo in your house, this could be the perfect book for you...

...By Russell Hoban Struggling with a picky eater? Give this book a go to show your kids... of the gimmes, this book is a great reminder that we may already have all that we really need. By Robert Mc.... By Watty Piper This book's famous line -- "I think I can, I think I can" -- will inform your mommy pep...

...'s bedroom. Guess How Much I Love You, by Sam McBratney (Candlewick, 1995). In this lovely book, which...). This touching, cleverly rhymed book has an important message: "A person's a person, no matter how small." Hug... (Harcourt Brace, 1991). This vividly illustrated book welcomes children to a world full of miracles. Sammy...

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... bought her. She's 7 years old now, and she has all the Eloise books. One Christmas we even took the kids... to the Plaza for the weekend. I read all of Louisa May Alcott's books, starting with Little Women. I even... -- his father. Between 1944 and 1948, Will Roberts wrote nine books under the pseudonym Jeffrey Victor, a...

... Slaughter How are an elephant, dog, and chair alike? They all have four legs. This book's striking..., coauthor of Preventing Misguided Reading. "Kids will memorize and chant this book. My toddler loves it...." ($16, 2 to 6 years) By Karen Pixton This wordless story is part of a series of "indestructible" books...

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