Books for Toddlers
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 | Anna McQuinn |
| Lola loves Stories |
Lola and her dad love reading library books at night. Also try “Lola at the library” in which Lola and her mom visit the library for storytime.
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 | Bill Martin, Jr. |
| Kitty Cat Kitty Cat are you waking up? |
A rhyming book in which kitty cat is prodded by her mother to get up and start her day. Pair this with “kitty cat kitty cat are you going to sleep” by the same author.
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 | Cynthia Rylant |
| Brownie and Pearl grab a bite |
Brownie and her cat, Pearl, try out different foods for lunch. Check out several other books featuring Brownie and Pearl.
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 | Dean Hacohen |
| Tuck Me In |
Toddlers will love this interactive book by tucking in baby animals using pages as blankets.
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 | Denise Fleming |
| Sleepy oh so sleepy |
This soft and soothing book is the perfect book for bedtime. Follow along as baby animals are put to bed by their protective parent.
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 | Emma Garcia |
| Tap Tap Bang Bang |
Bright colorful drawings introduce toddlers to tools and their functions. What could they be building? Be sure to check out “Toot Toot Beep Beep” and “Tip tip Dig Dig” also by Emma Garcia
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 | Fleming, Denise |
| Mama Cat Has Three Kittens |
Fluffy and Skinny copy Mama Cat’s every move, but Boris has a mind of his own.
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 | Kimberly Gee |
| Today with Meg and Ted |
Meg and Ted experience many things throughout their day from watching a butterfly to falling off a tricycle.
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 | Lindsey Craig |
| Farmyard Beat |
When the sun goes down, the animals are up and dancing. What will happen when they wake up Farmer Sue?
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 | Patricelli, Leslie |
| Quiet LOUD |
Crayons are quiet--pots and pans are LOUD! Explore opposites with this fun, colorful board book.
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 | Williams, Sue |
| I Went Walking |
Rhythmic repetitive text and brightly colored farm animals will appeal to even the youngest toddlers.
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