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Ubiquitous: Celebrating Nature’s Survivors by Joyce Sidman is a book full of poems for children ages 4 – 8yrs that celebrate the many creatures of the natural world who survive with glorious and unique skills and features. Including the single celled bacteria and the ant and the dandelion this set of poems share fun and facts about many fascinating creatures. This delightfully illustrated book encourages children to appreciate poetry as well as learn more about a wide variety of creatures.
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With the recent box office hit How To Train Your Dragon what better way to bring a family favorite home than with the book to go along with the film! How To Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell is the book that the new hit movie was based on! Read about Young Hiccup and his scrawny pet dragon every night and bring the movie to life in your little one’s bedroom!
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Easter is approacing quickly and My First Story of Easter by Tim Dowley is a great way to teach your younger family members about the Easter story! Often times our children think that Easter is based on chocolate eggs and bunnies and we neglect to share the real story of Jesus with our children. This book is a great way to approach the subject of Easter without over complicating the subject as some sermons can do.
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Is there a Fancy Nancy fan in your house? Well Fancy Nancy’s Elegant Easter by Jane O’connor is sure to be a huge hit this Easter when your fancy little one wakes up to find it in their Easter basket! Fancy Nancy’s Elegant Easter by Jane O’connor is another fantastic Fancy Nancy book all about Nancy’s delightful Easter party!
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There used to be a significant lack of children’s books that addressed children with special needs; however, as time moves forward there is a growing market of these helpful books that both help children with special needs siblings as well as give stories for special needs children to identify with. We’ll Paint the Octopus Red by Stephanie Stuve-Bodeen is a story of a little boy with downs syndrome and addresses questions that older siblings of downs babies may ask. While this little girl’s father is upset about her baby brother’s syndrome she continues to ask questions and find out everything she can to learn more about her new baby brother!
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