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9.5 |
Crocket Johnson. A book which lasts
through many stages. Imaginative story about a boy who draws his
own adventure with purple crayon. |
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9.2 |
Mem Fox. "Time for bed, little
mouse, little mouse, darkness is falling all over the
house."...and on it goes. Fine illustrations and
relaxing rhyming passages children will learn to recite on their own,
even before they can read. |
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9.2 |
Timeless favorites often teaching
interpersonal interactions in Dr. Suess's inimitable rhyming
style. Fox in Socks is an unparalleled tongue-twister. Can
be enjoyed over and over. |
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8.9 |
Ludwig Bemelmans. The adventures of a
French girl in a boarding school told in rhyming passages. |
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8.5 |
Eric Carle. A caterpillar eats its way
through all kinds of food until it becomes a ..... A classic
story for a large span of ages. |
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8.5 |
Margret Rey, H.A. Rey. The monkey and the man with the yellow
hat. |
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8.4 |
Margaret Wise Brown. Night after night, this will be the
bedtime book for that pre |
| Milo
and the Magical Stones |
8.4 |
Marcus Pfister, illustrator. Unique among books in that the child can
chose to read either of 2 different endings! |
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8.0 |
Watty Piper. The well-known success story to plant an optimistic
seed. |
| Strega
Nona |
8.0 |
Tomie De Paola. A common, but important, life lesson
taught here. |