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This is a great bedtime book. Has cute new songs in it to the tune of old classics

This is a great wordless book about a group of ant sized aliens who encounter a cat and attempt to come up with a plan to keep from being eaten by the cat.

This was a cute book asking the reader to imagine what it might be like to live in a world where no one drew or saw things in the same imaginative way as you. There is a brief author's note at the end talking about the discovery of cave paintings in France.

Bear gets overwhelmed trying to take into consideration all the suggestions his friends make while he is building his new boat. In the end he realizes that what he has built is not what he wants and he goes back to his original construction plan.

A great book for kids who have lice. Talks about lice from the perspective of a kid who knows nothing about them (at one point the boy things that the lice might take over the world. He also talks about how he feels like everyone could tell he had them and he was afraid he wouldn't have any friends). It also provides information, like good lice cures, and where we get certain words like "nitpicking" from.

I kind of had higher expectations for this book. It was a little disjointed for me with no real explanation of why the moon ends up in their backyard or why it stays there. Not that every imaginative story needs an explanation...it just didn't work for me.

I thought this was hilarious, but I tend to like picture books that have a slightly twisted sense of humor or are a little more for the adults reading them than the kids listening.

This is about a raccoon who loves pizza and his plans with the narrator (you) to have a secret pizza party.

A family goes on walks throughout the seasons and the daughter collects things as they go. Then come winter when it is too cold to go outside the girl uses the things she has collected to recreate the road in her room and allow her family to have the same experience as when they are out walking.