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Kim A. Larson
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| As a tired Monarch butterfly prepares to fly south at summer’s end, a group of forest friends gathers to help her rest before sending her off with a autumn celebration. Kelsey E. Gross’s lyrical, rhyming text pairs seamlessly with Renata Liwska’s coz ...more | |
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| Kids are going to love this action-packed story. The illustrations are great and the alliteration throughout makes this a fun read aloud. | |
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I Wish That You Knew (A Bereavement Picture Book for Kids)
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| A beautiful, heartfelt story that tenderly captures a child’s cherished memories of her grandmother. The gentle, rhyming text offers deeply relatable moments for anyone who has ever loved and lost a grandparent. It’s a comforting balm for young heart ...more | |
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Ordinary Ollie is a heartwarming tale about belonging, friendship, and self-worth. It's perfect for beginning chapter book readers and enjoyable for all ages. Living in the shadow of a famous family, Ollie longs for a talent that will earn their respe ...more |
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Splish
by D.K. Ryland (Goodreads Author)
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"For any child or adult who has or has had a favorite doll they absolutely loved, this book is a perfect choice. Kim A. Larson’s book is a heartfelt tribute to dolls that bring happiness, comfort, and security to their owners. Emma and Mia are best fr"
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" Emma never calls Mia a doll. She calls her “my best friend.” Together they bravely “capture creepy crawlers” and “snuggle during scary storms.” (I love the alliteration!) After Mia is injured in a lawnmower accident, Emma bandages her up and continu"
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