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It's bedtime at the zoo, and all the animals are going to sleep. Or are they?Sneak along behind the zookeeper and see who gets the last laugh in this riotous goodnight romp.

Rathmann Peggy: Goodnight Gorilla

Goodnight Gorilla

A charming picture book about accepting differences and loving
 what makes us unique - filled with super cute dogs!

 I wish I were a DIFFERENT dog, 
 the quick and clever sort. 
 Perhaps a spotty, dotty dog 
 with hair all trim and short.

 Max wishes he was A DIFFERENT DOG. His fur isn't FLUFFY enough to
 win Best In Show. His bark isn't LOUD enough to scare away danger.
 He doesn't sit . . . or heel . . . or fetch . . . or come back
 when you call, either.

 ​But Max's owner thinks he's PERFECT! Can Max learn
 that he's perfect, too?

 <li>Smriti Hall's bouncing rhyming story about a perfectly imperfect
 pooch is great fun to read aloud!
 </li><li>Chris Jevons' bright and bold illustrations of Max and all his
 furry friends bring the text to life with colour and humour
 </li><li>A gentle introduction to ideas of self-confidence and embracing
 our differences
 </li><li>If you like this, why not try Bun On The Run, also by
 Smriti Halls and Chris Jevons!
</li>

The Best Dog Ever (PB)

Illustrated throughout by Dotty Sutton, and perfect for fans of Loki: A Bad God's Guide to Being Good, Tom Gates, and Charlie Changes into a Chicken, Scarlet Saves the Multiverse is the unbelievably funny, exciting, and action-packed sequel to Scarlet: Defender of the Universe - a middle-grade Guardians of the Galaxy.

Scarlet Saves the Multiverse

Driven from her nest, Little Bird crosses paths with other migrating animals, including humans, looking for a safe place to call home.
Reading like a modern nursery rhyme, Fly Away Home begins with a family of birds launched into exile as "a troubling of hummingbirds / brings news of beyond" and "the deceit of lapwings drives its family to roam."
Author Betty Quan gives animals thought-provoking collective nouns (a charm of goldfinches, a flamboyance of flamingoes)-some real, some invented-while Akin Duzakin's simple yet suggestive illustrations spark curiosity about the characters Little Bird encounters.
On the wing, Little Bird witnesses the mass migrations of other animals: monarch butterflies, caribou, sea turtles-and human, too, including one little girl with a pink backpack. After her family finds asylum, Little Bird meets the little girl on a balcony in a new city-a safe nest for both at last. 
With the world witnessing an unprecedented level of migration-for greater opportunities or because of conflicts and climate change-and over 40 million international migrants under the age of 20, Fly Away Home offers families and classrooms a hopeful entry to a complex topic.
 

Key Text Features
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Fly Away Home

Dave Pigeon

Dave Pigeon (Dave vs Dave!)

Supertato

Supertato 15: Volume 15

The Awesome Adventures of Captain Danger

Captain Danger and the Time Ghost

Sophy Henn Book 8

A funny, heartwarming picture book about a frazzled father and his child's boundless curiosity that reminds us what's important to hold onto in life. It's time to leave the house, but...where are the keys?? As Daddy rummages through the mess, he hands a water bottle to his toddler and says, "Hold, please." This accidental request turns into an adventure when the child decides holding is fun and wants to hold EVERYTHING! Before long, the toddler has their arms full with their favorite stuffie, toy plane, even the family pet, and has set their sights on more ambitious items—the rain, a tree, and more—until it becomes too much to hold. Luckily, Daddy's always there to hold them.

A funny, heartwarming picture book about a frazzled father and his child's boundless curiosity that reminds us what's important to hold onto in life. It's time to leave the house, but...where are the keys?? As Daddy rummages through the mess, he hands a water bottle to his toddler and says, "Hold, please." This accidental request turns into an adventure when the child decides holding is fun and wants to hold EVERYTHING! Before long, the toddler has their arms full with their favorite stuffie, toy plane, even the family pet, and has set their sights on more ambitious items—the rain, a tree, and more—until it becomes too much to hold. Luckily, Daddy's always there to hold them.

Hold

Cheery Street

A Cheery Street story for kids who won't go to sleep, for ages 3–7

Bedtime Is Boring!

Very First Questions and Answers

Very First Questions and Answers: How deep is the sea?

Prehistoric playtime is the focus of this toddler-friendly picture book full of fun, imagination and a whole lot of dinosaurs!What would playtime have looked like during the dinosaur times? Come and find out in this brilliantly fun picture book for young readers. With bright, playful illustrations by Italian illustrator Alberta Torres, this book is perfect for little dino lovers everywhere!

Dinosaur Playtime

One Amazing Story

Goodnight Gorilla

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