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Cathy
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Legends of Zita the Spacegirl
by: Ben Hatke
J Graphic Novel Hat
Cathy says:

Sequels often disappoint. Not so in Legends of Zita the Spacegirl by Ben Hatke. Zita’s heroic actions in book one have only complicated her efforts to make it back home to Earth. An imprint-o-tron has morphed into her double, taking over her life. Hatke, born and raised in Indiana, takes full advantage of the graphic novel format creating an imaginative range of characters. Enjoy the wordplay. |
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Deborah
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Red Cat Blue Cat
by: Philippa Leathers
JP Des
Deborah says:

Red cat and blue cat both live in the same house, but they didn't like each other at all. Red cat wishes that he was more like blue cat, and blue cat wishes he was more like red cat. After attempting to be more like the other, they finally realize they are best being themselves. Do these two cats become friends? Or do they remain enemies? Read this fun picture book to find out. |
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Jenny
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A Little Book of Sloth
by: Lucy Cooke
J 599.313 C
Jenny says:

This adorable book shows the sloths living at the Aviarios Sloth Sanctuary of Costa Rica. Learn about sloth behavior as you get introduced to some of the characters who live there. The photos are what really stand out, and you will find yourself saying "aww" and "so cute" as you discover more about these lazy creatures. |
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Bambi
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Elmo Says Achoo!
A Step Into Reading Book
By: Sarah Albee
JE Ses
Bambi says:

We have just updated most of our Easy reader section! This book is just one of the wonderful examples of the new and exciting books we have found to emerging readers. Come see everything we have added and don’t forget to check out the titles in non-fiction as well! |
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Jen
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The Perfect Hug
by: Joanna Walsh
& Judi Abbot
JP Wal
Jen says:

This charming story is about a panda bear searching for the perfect hug. There are hugs for wrigglers, and hugs for gigglers. Hugs that are tickly, and hugs that are prickly. But what kind of hug is absolutely PERFECT? The engaging rhymes in this picture book are complemented by colorful and amusing illustrations. Bursting with hugs on each page, this is the ideal book for bedtime, story time, or snuggling time. |
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Ashley
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The Voyage of
Lucy P. Simmons
by: Barbara Mariconda
J Mar
Jen says:

This is an amazing story of hope, courage and adventure. Even through hardships, the main character, Lucy, triumphs with help from a little magic and her friends. I feel like this would be a great read for anyone - even kids at heart. I'm going to love reading this tale to my nephews and nieces. |
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Sara
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Minnie McClary
Speaks Her Mind
by: Valerie Hobbs
J HOB
Jen says:

Minnie McClary Speaks Her Mind is a wonderfully written book about a young girl who does not fit in. She has recently moved to a new school where her teacher inspires her to find the courage to speak up for herself. This book allows children to understand how language and word choices affect how we think about things. It inspires children to ask more questions and to not be afraid of sharing their thoughts. I would recommend this book to any young reader! |
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