The only time Grace can get away from her little sister Lucy, who copies her every move, is when she goes to swimming class, in a funny and heartwarming story about the ups and downs of having a little sister or brother.

Me Too!

Children's Books

Harper, Jamie

Sports & Outdoors

Little, Brown Young Readers

Did you know that orange cats are almost always boys? It's true. And cats that are three colors-white, black, and brown-are usually always girls? It's science. Eight-year-old Emma McGraw loves science. She also loves being an only child and living with her mother in their cozy little condo. So when four-year-old Anthony moves in for a while (into her room!), Emma isn't too happy. He may be cute, but he can't keep his hands off her stuff! And Anthony isn't only a problem at home. Now that Emma is in a new school, she'd like to make some friends, yet how can she invite anyone over when annoying Anthony is there? But Emma's in for a surprise. As the days pass, she begins to realize that having a "little brother" around is a lot more fun than she ever thought it could be. Filled with over fifty adorable illustrations, Only Emma is sure to wriggle its way into readers' hearts.

Only Emma

Warner, Sally

Literature & Fiction

Viking Books for Young Readers

Bella thinks her purse, necklace, and shoes are good. And Mommy's? Well, Mommy's things are always better. But what happens when Bella misplaces her favorite toy? 
Follow this busy little mouse as she discovers what truly is the best of all.

Bella's Best of All

Animals

Running Press Kids

On sharing day in Miss Mingo’s multispecies class, we learn that Cricket hears with his legs, Snake smells with his tongue, and Frog enjoys eating his own skin in this nonfiction storybook filled to the gills with laughter — and learning. If there's an elephant in the classroom — along with an alligator, a koala, a centipede, an octopus, and who knows what else — it must be Miss Mingo's class on the first day of school! Miss Mingo, herself a flashy flamingo, is eager to start off the year by inviting all creatures great and small to share something special about themselves. From the enormous Hippo to the teeny Ant, each member of her class is certainly unique. Do you have any idea how long Giraffe’s tongue is? Or how much water Pelican's pouch can hold? Visit Miss Mingo’s classroom for just one day and meet a delightfully diverse group of students — and discover a world full of wonderful facts!

Miss Mingo and the First Day of School

Candlewick

Need a recipe for bedtime? An adorable baby and a creative big sister are happy to show you the steps. Take one sleepy baby and add an amusing assortment of bedtime rituals, involving ten tasty toes, a tossing of blankie and pillows, and a drizzling of binkies. Mix in one very helpful big sister for a foolproof, sound-asleep baby and a night of sweet dreams.

Night Night, Baby Bundt: A Recipe for Bedtime

Need instructions for a fun-filled bath? An adorable baby and a creative big sister are happy to show you the steps. Combine one messy baby with rubber ducks, soap, and a bath mitt, then pour in plenty more toys. With the help of big sister, stir bubbles until super-sudsy and coat baby well. Remove when wrinkly, pat dry, add a pinch of powder, and watch baby sparkle!

Splish Splash, Baby Bundt: A Recipe for Bath Time

"Children will love the story for its charm and rollicking fun, and the salient points will make a lasting impression. A top choice for Fire Prevention Week." — School Library Journal Stop! Drop! Roll! Learning the rules of fire safety is a lot more fun (and less scary) when demonstrated by a charming and diverse group of animals. Alligator, Panda, Octopus, and the others work hard to master the rules of fire safety and perform the perfect fire drill, but thinking about fire is a bit nerve-wracking, and each of them reacts differently — often with hilarious results. Sprinkled with fascinating facts about animal behavior, this second story about the characters in Miss Mingo’s one-of-a-kind class is sure to appeal to readers of all stripes.

Miss Mingo and the Fire Drill

Hop in! Neon-bright illustrations depict a delightfully single-minded little driver sure to have readers clamoring to come along for the ride. "Another day, another drive . . ." So declares Miles, preschooler and car enthusiast. He puts on his seatbelt. Check. He cranks the key. Check. Uh-oh, the horn is broken, but no time to fix it, because—"gotta go!"—Miles is off to school, zigging and zagging past sister’s trike and brother’s truck. The trip is adventurous indeed, with the neighborhood dog to greet, puddles to navigate, even roads to cross (with Mom close at hand, of course). Jamie Harper’s adorable, energetic illustrations and wonderfully childlike sensibility will appeal to every busy little kid who loves things that go.

Miles to Go

Humor

Need instructions for playtime fun? An adorable baby and his creative big sister offer their unique "recipes."For perfect playtimes, take one very busy Baby Bundt and transfer to the park. Fill a pail with sand, flip over, and flatten with Baby. Put Baby on rocket (be careful taking off), and add more and more toys. Whip down the slide, and voila! One giggling Baby Bundt.

Blast Off, Baby Bundt: A Recipe for Playtime

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Want a foolproof plan for mealtime? An adorable baby and his creative big sister offer their unique "recipes."Follow these easy tips for a fun- filled meal: squeeze Baby in high chair and line tray with toys; add pasta and other ingredients (don't let the foods touch); wipe off Baby and return to floor. Serve dessert at once for one sweet Baby Bundt!

Yum Yum, Baby Bundt: A Recipe for Mealtime

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