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Give it your all!
This fourth "Pete the Cat" book brings us another inspiring and uplifting message about positivity. In this wonderful book the song we sing is "give it your all". This is the perfect refrain to match the annual season of giving. Pete the Cat has to take the place of Santa. We know he can do it! As he sings his song (and keeps moving along) readers of all ages are reminded to be sharing, giving people who go the extra mile! (Funny truth: Eric Litwin says he has joined the annals of Jewish authors who have created Christmas offerings. Yippee for all of us!)
An oldie but goodie
This book celebrates the joy of babies!
The perfect Valentine's Day title
I adore all Todd's books and this is no exception. Simple text accompanies bright bold pictures. Thanks to Kelly for introducing this one to me that somehow missed my radar!
Yippee for this great book!
This is such a great picture book about turning around an attitude!! I LOVE IT!! Great rhyming and vocabulary, a natural flow and not forced.
Delightful and funny read aloud!
Baby Hare tries to convince Baby Owl that he is Santa. When Baby Owl finally agrees that he is Baby Hare accuses him of lying. In this hilarious book, both animals begin to bawl. Only a surprise visit from Santa himself can resolve the ruckus.
But you can teach an old dog new tricks!
This is a delightful story about an old house with “low self-esteem” who realizes its potential when a family considers moving in. When the house stops feeling sorry for itself and starts feeling sorry for the family, then we know their will be a great outcome!
It's not how you look, it's how you act
Marty doesn't like his new puppy because he is ugly and he decides to call him Uglypuss. Uglypuss does what dogs do--he is loyal and loving and close by. What happens to Marty and Uglypuss to make Marty realize that Uglypuss is great? You will have to read the book to find out!
Lola
Lola is a very independent chicken and she isn't impressed with the rooster all the other girls think is so great. Lola wants a love all her own so she leaves the safety of the farm looking for her very own true love. Little does she know someone has slyly followed her into the dangerous deep dark forest. Will Lola regret her choice to leave the farm?
