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Infants & Toddlers
Big Bird's Day on the Farm
Written by Cathi Rosenberg-Turow
Illustrated by Maggie Swanson

This is one of those popular Little Golden Books.
It shows Sesame Street's Big Bird stop at a farm while he is on his way to Sesame Street. He meets the kids that live on the farm. They invite him to spend the night and help them feed the animals the next day. He helps with the farm chores the next day. Kids love to see all the different things that happen on the farm.

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Preschool-First Grade

CareBears Sweet Dreams for Sally
By Amelia Hubert, illustrated by Tom Cooke

The story begins when Sally can't sleep because of the noises that she hears in her room. Of course since she didn't sleep well she wakes up very grouchy. The book tells how Sally treats everyone at home and school because she is grouchy. On the way home she meets Grumpy Care Bear who helps her with her problem.

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2nd-4th grade

Runaway Ralph
By Beverly Cleary

Ralph is a young mouse that lives at Mountain View Inn. He receives a mouse size motorcycle from a boy named Keith. He decides that since nothing is happening at the Inn, he will find fun and adventure at a summer camp down the road. Boy was Ralph wrong. Read about Ralph's adventures and find out why Ralph realizes that home wasn't so bad after all.

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5th-8th Grade

The Hobbit
By J. R. R. Tolkien

The book is about the adventures of a hobbit named Bilbo Baggins. All Bilbo wanted was to be left alone in the quiet comfort of his home. However, a wizard comes along with a band of homeless dwarves and before he knows it Bilbo is off and running. He faces all sorts of evil orcs, savage wolves and giant spiders. Read the book and find out what Bilbo had to face alone!

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