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Baby Loves Sports

Baby Loves Sports

“Babies love learning new things as they grow–especially things that keep them active! Each page of this bright board book shows different babies and toddlers trying out sports, learning new skills, and exploring the world around them. Simple text and exciting photographs make this perfect for baby’s first library.”–Publisher.

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Come Catch A Dream

Come Catch A Dream

Brittany Thurman

A young child visits an ice rink daily with a parent. Despite a previous fall, the child is determined to try a spin on the ice for the first time. Encouraged by the parent’s words of support, the child experiences courage, perseverance, and the excitement of learning a new skill. This picture book combines rhythmic text with vibrant illustrations to capture a winter day at the ice rink.

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Let's Play in the Park

Let’s Play in the Park

In English and Spanish = Juguemos En El Parque : En Inglés Y Español

René Colato Laínez

Two boys, an English speaker and a Spanish speaker, visit the park for a day filled with games and making new friends. Includes English/Spanish word list.

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Let's Play Sports

Let’s Play Sports

Explore Games and Sports From Around the World

Kate Baker

“Celebrate games and sports from across the globe with this beautifully illustrated lift-the-flap book. From the USA to Cameroon and Brazil, this title reveals how kids have fun in various nations, highlighting both famous and lesser-known sports. With over 40 flaps to lift, it’s an interactive and fun packed sporting journey around the world.”– Provided by publisher.

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Obioma Plays Football

Obioma Plays Football

Chika Unigwe

A girl who loves to play football and who uses a wheelchair faces challenges at her new school.

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Play Outside With Me

Play Outside With Me

Kat Chen

A little child invites the reader to share a playdate with them and their stuffed toy in a playground in this interactive board book.

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Rhea's Rodeo

Rhea’s Rodeo

Laekan Zea Kemp

When her team loses the rodeo, Rhea demonstrates poor sportsmanship and learns to take pride in her team’s best efforts.

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On Hoopla

The Way Champs Play

The Way Champs Play

Naomi Osaka

In a rhythmic celebration of sport and play, tennis champion Naomi Osaka shares key steps to becoming a true champ, including being kind, working as a team, doing your best, and most importantly, having fun.

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We play soccer

We play soccer

Jugamos al fútbol : Spanish

René Colato Laínez

Follows the experiences of two boys, one an English speaker and the other a Spanish speaker, who both play for the same soccer team.

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When I Am Playful

When I Am Playful

Paula Bowles

Introduces young children to the concept of being playful and explores its effect on others.

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