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Boo Hoo Boo-boo
Marilyn Singer
When typical toddler activities result in bumps and bruises, Lulu, Andrew, and Zuzu know just what to do—and so do their grownups. Because medicine and band-aids are good, but kisses and hugs help to speed the healing.
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Daddy’s Lullaby
Tony Bradman
Soft, light-filled illustrations set the mood for this sweet look at the loving relationship between father and child.
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Dig Dig Digging
Margaret Mayo
From familiar favorites like fire engines and dump trucks to transporters, road rollers, and even rescue helicopters, there’s plenty to see in this colorful catalog of big machines.
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Mama’s Little Bears
Nancy Tafuri
The Little Bears explore their forest home but never stray too far from their Mama.
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Peekaboo Morning
Rachel Isadora
A smiling African-American toddler plays peekaboo with family and friends, including the reader. Young listeners will soon be chanting along and using the hints in the bright, cheerful illustrations to guess who comes next.
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Peek-a-boo, You!
Roberta Grobel Intrater
Large, clear photos show babies hiding behind blankets, balloons, bears, and other familiar objects. Sturdy flaps allow young listeners to join in the game.
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Song of Night
It’s Time to Go to Bed
Katherine Riley Nakamura
Bedtime routines are given an amusing twist in imaginative illustrations in this soothing and satisfying lullaby of a book.
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Wake Up, Me!
Marni McGee
Bouncy rhymes and appealing illustrations showcase a young child’s early morning activities, shared with dad, mom and a beloved bear.
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Who Said Moo?
Harriet Ziefert
Young listeners will be enthusiastically barking, mooing, and cock-a-doodle-doing as they share this colorful, lift-the-flap board book with their favorite grownups.