DANCING FEET! by Lindsey Craig

Get ready to move and shake with Dancing Feet! This book will be enjoyed by children 0-8 years old as they mimic the dancing feet of various animal creatures. The rhyme, repetition, and opportunities to guess which animal comes next are bound to make this book an instant hit. Dancing Feet can be found in the Easy section under E CRA.

Submitted by Ms. Kristina

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BIRDS by Kevin Henkes

Birds is a sweet tale told by a little girl as she ponders the lives of birds. Author Kevin Henkes incorporates colors, shapes, sizes, and numbers into his text in such a way that they do not take the focus away from the little girl's thoughts. With beautiful illustrations and good text, Birds is wonderful read-aloud for families with children ages 0-8. This book can be found in the Easy section under E HEN.

Submitted by Ms. Kristina

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WINNIE-THE-POOH by A. A. Milne

Winnie-the-Pooh tells the sweet and awfully silly tales of Christopher Robin’s animal friends. Readers already familiar with adaptations of A. A. Milne’s classic will certainly enjoy and be pleased with the original as they follow Pooh Bear on his adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood. The audio book narrated by Jim Broadbent is very good and would make an excellent listen on family car trips. This book is best suited for children grades 3+ and can be found with the audio version in the Juvenile section under J MIL and C J MIL.

Submitted by Ms. Kristina

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THE CITY OF EMBER by Jeanne DuPrau

Designed over two hundred years ago as refuge for the human race to survive, the city of Ember was built underground. However, the city’s powered lights, food, and other precious resources have begun to collapse. Lina and her friend, Doon, like the rest of Ember’s citizens have no idea that they live in an underground city. Yet when they find an old message that may hold the key to keeping Ember’s lights from going out entirely, they risk everything to go into the unknown and save themselves, their families, and the city they love. The City of Ember is a fascinating tale that jumpstarts an excellent series for readers grades 3-7. It can be found in the Juvenile section under J DUP.

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