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• Daniel's Good Day

  Archer, Micha,

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  (Write) What do people mean when they say "Have a nice day"? As Daniel strolls through his neighborhood, he finds a wonderful world full of answers as varied as his neighbors.

• Sam & Dave Dig a Hole

  Barnett, Mac,

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  (Read) Young readers love noticing what Sam and Dave miss as they dig their hole!

• Full, Full, Full of Love

  Cooke, Trish

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  (Read) Sunday dinner at Gran's house is full of tasty dishes, but what Jay loves just as much are the hugs and kisses, happy faces, and love he feels there.

• Moonsong

  Gallagher, Denise (Illustrator),

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  (Sing) A musical tale of magical friendships about love, acceptance, and what it means to bring harmony to our natural world.

• Sometimes It's Nice to Be Alone

  Hest, Amy,

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  (Read) Sometimes it feels good to spend time alone!

• Dear Stray

  Hubbard, Kirsten,

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  (Talk) It's okay to feel grouchy -- even adorable kittens can be grouchy! Use this book to talk about emotions with your child.

• Harold and the Purple Crayon

  Johnson, Crockett, 1906-1975,

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  (Write) Harold creates his own world and story with his magic purple crayon. What magic can your child create by drawing?

• I Walk With Vanessa

  a Story About a Simple Act of Kindness

  Kerascoët,

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  (Talk) Have your child tell you what's happening in this wordless book about how one girl becomes an ally to a new student who is being bullied.

• Underground

  Subway Systems Around the World

  Kim, Uijung,

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  (Write) A playful search-and-find book of underground systems around the world, including die-cut pages of the subways of 10 different cities.

• One Upside-downy Day

  Kurilla, Renée,

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  (Talk) Nobody feels quite right today. The children talk about their big feelings and make apologies. Encourage your child to talk through their problems, too.

• Moo!

  LaRochelle, David,

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  (Talk) Cow takes a wild ride through the county with the farmer’s car. Find out what your child thinks the cow is trying to say with one word “Moo.”

• Freedom, We Sing

  León, Amyra, 1992-

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  (Sing) A lyrical picture book designed to inspire and give hope to readers around the world

• The Hips on the Drag Queen Go Swish, Swish, Swish

  Lil Miss Hot Mess,

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  (Sing) A quirky twist on a classic nursery rhyme "The Wheels on the Bus", encourages readers to boldly be exactly who they are.

• My Hands Tell a Story

  Lyons, Kelly Starling,

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  (Write) A little girl bakes bread with her grandmother and listens to the stories her grandmother's hands tell. What does your little one like to do with their hands? What stories do their hands tell?

• The Little Red Fort

  Maier, Brenda (Brenda J.),

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  (Play) Based on The Little Red Hen, Ruby builds a fort. But when her brothers want to play, they have to come up with ways to make up for not helping. Help your child make a fort and add your own embellishments!

• Bathe the Cat

  McGinty, Alice B., 1963-

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  (Read) Dad has made a list of chores, but the mischievous cat keeps rearranging the letters, causing some silly situations. Make lists together with your child to show ways that reading and writing are useful every day.

• Saturday

  Mora, Oge,

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  (Play) Ava and her mother love Saturdays because it's the one day a week they can spend having fun together. What are your family's favorite ways to spend time together?

• What's Your Name?

  Murguia, Bethanie Deeney,

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  (Read) Names connect us to others and help create what makes us uniquely special. What's in your name? What's in a friend's?

• The Lion & the Mouse

  Pinkney, Jerry,

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  (Talk) Wordless books like this one are a wonderful opportunity to talk about the pictures and tell a story together.

• Dancing Hands

  a Story of Friendship in Filipino Sign Language

  Que, Joanna,

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  (Write) Once you've read this story to your child, show them how to do the signs on the end flaps or learn some other sign language words. This helps your preschooler work their fingers to enhance their writing skills.