Libby Johnson thinks she's in for another boring summer on Barry Avenue. All the girls on her block like to pretend they're animals. Libby wishes she could have a real dog. But her Grandma Gert says if she sees a dog in their house, she'll flush it down the toilet. Then Libby's boring life gets better when Annie Bananie and her big dog Boris move to Barry Avenue. The girls on the block start a dog club, and Libby wants to be president, even though she doesn't have a dog. The girls agree Libby must do something worthy first. So Libby must get her dog-hating Grandma to kiss Boris on the lips!

Annie Bananie Moves to Barry Avenue

Children's Books

Leah Komaiko

Growing Up & Facts of Life

A Yearling Book

Earl's got a bicycle made of hay. He takes rides on the Milky Way. Earl's too cool for me. 
Earl's one cool character. He lunches with movie stars and keeps monster eyes in a jelly jar. But would he hang out with just a regular guy? Well, maybe even Earl needs a best friend.
The second book by the team that created Annie Bananie combines a joyous text with delightfully jazzy pictures. A heartwarming tribute to the power of friendship.

Earl's Too Cool for Me (Viking Kestrel Picture Books)

Literature & Fiction

VIKING CHILDREN\\\\\'S BOOKS

LEONORA O'GRADY.

Harpercollins

Annie Bananie Best Friends to the End

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