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Harper Collins Goodnight Moon
by Harper Collins
... in his room, including a comb, and a brush, and a bowl full of mush. Clement Hurd's illustrations start out intensely colored and gradually fade to...
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Harper Collins My World: A Companion to Goodnight Moon
by Harper Collins
... the same simple words tells us about his world, from brushing teeth to going fishing. The book's style and format are also similar to those of its better known predecessor with lovely illustrations by Clement Hurd that alternate...
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Harper Collins Big Red Barn
by Harper Collins
... even the youngest child can enjoy. A pink pig learns to squeal, a mouse is born in a field, and by the last page the baby animals...
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Harper Collins Baby's First Library
by Harper Collins
... with its simple, beautiful affirmation of a mother's love; Big Red Barn, a winsome tour of...
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Random House Wheels on the Bus
by Random House
... lines and act out the story, and encourage your child to join in. Move your arms from side to side for Wipers going swish swish, and...
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Random House The Foot Book
by Random House
... as Slow feet / Quick feet / Well feet / Sick feet and Small feet / Big feet / Here come Pig Feet. Your child may start waddling around or...
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Random House One Fish, Two Fish Book and Cassette
by Random House
... such as the seven-hump Wump, Zans for cans, and pet Zeep. Equally engaging are the things these creatures do: Hop! Hop! Hop! I am a Yop / All I like to do is hop...
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Random House Hop on Pop
by Random House
... learning material for early readers, who will be captivated by Seuss's magical wackiness. Pat Sat, Pat sat on a hat accompanies a picture of a smiling, white-gloved...
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Simon & Schuster Chicka Chicka Boom Boom
by Simon & Schuster
... the top of a slender tree. When the tree bends under their weight and drops them in a pile, the uppercase letters (mamas and papas and uncles and aunts)...
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Penguin Putnam The Very Hungry Caterpillar
by Penguin Putnam
... He even chomps through the pages of the book until, by week's end, he's so plump and full that he wraps himself up in a cocoon, only to...
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