Newly arrived at the library!
The trouble with children (according to Cat)
Author(s):
Weaver, Katie
Soylu, Caner,
Description:
The family cat has a LOT to get off her chest. Life with children can be ... challenging. Between their loud shrieks, dress-up games, and bath time nonsense, Cat can't take any more of these little ones! Except ... she might have overlooked a few things, like gentle cuddles, catnip, and cozy story times. Can these boisterous kids change Cat's mind? (2/10)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Wea
We all love = kisâkihitonaw
Author(s):
Description:
Snuggle up! Animals love--like you! Join baby bears, little ducklings, curious foxes, and many more adorable creatures as they remind us of all the ways, big and small, that we show love and care. (2/10)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Fle
Haircut day with Dad
Author(s):
Description:
A father and son spend a day bonding at the barbershop. (2/10)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Mik
The little girl and the rain
Author(s):
Lukešová, Milena,
Kudláček, Jan,
Description:
Join a little girl as she embarks on a whimsical adventure, completely unaware that the playful rain that has gently started to fall has a secret wish - to be her friend! Follow along as the rain playfully "chases" her, leading to unexpected laughter, splashing in puddles, and a heartwarming connection under the gray sky. (2/10)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
Hot food : nice!
Author(s):
Rosen, Michael, 1946-
Layton, Neal,
Description:
"Young Michael thinks his dad knows everything. That is, until the fateful day when his family sits down to eat, and the potato is a bit hot. Michael knows to blow on the potato before eating, as does his brother and his mom. So why does his dad pop it straight into his mouth? "--Publisher's website.
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Ros
Rosie and the hobby farm
Author(s):
Description:
Rosie lives on a farm with her family. New animal friends arrive with each passing season: a dog named Keeper, a kitten named Sunny, a bird named Glitter, a pygmy goat named Pal, a horse named Bee, a piglet named Tulip, and a llama named Mama. From each of the animals, Rosie learns the values of loyal friendship, patience, self-care, playfulness, hard work, and the most important lesson of all: how to take care of each other. (2/10)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Cic
Baa baa shop : sheep's first haircut
Author(s):
Brooks, Wendell (Children's author),
Siew, Pei Pei,
Description:
Sheep overcomes his fear of getting a first haircut with the help of his grandpa at the Baa Baa Shop, discovering fun styles and a boost of confidence along the way. (2/10)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Bro
Daddy plays a mean guitar
Author(s):
Yolen, Jane
Kheiriyeh, Rashin,
Description:
Waaaah, didi-waa-waa, bleep! A child's daddy plays a mean guitar, but it's not the only sound that fills this family's day. From the vroom vroom zoomba zoom of the bus to the hum-hummmm while setting the dinner table, all these joyful sounds and beats have one thing in common . . . love! (2/10)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Yol
Bored
Author(s):
Description:
A very bored girl becomes less so when she starts to imagine all the bored people in the world floating away together to boredom-fueled adventures. (2/19)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Sal
Tiny worlds
Author(s):
Description:
Grandma's house isn't that big, but there's plenty of room for a tiny world ... When a young boy visits his grandmother's house, he doesn't just see scraps of ribbon lying around, mushrooms clustered behind a log in the forest, or lonely pools hiding along the beach. He sees tiny worlds, where pie tins become playgrounds, ants become farmers, and ponds and puddles teem with life waiting to be found. Tiny worlds are full of whimsy and imagination, but there is one problem: he seems to be the only one who sees them. While at first Grandma keeps trying to draw him out, eventually she realizes that even tiny worlds are big enough to share. (2/19)
Format:
Call Number:
E Cic
Together we build
Author(s):
Vaught, Susan, 1965-
Murphy, Kelly,
Description:
A diverse community of animals and humans work together to rebuild the farm after a storm causes damage. (2/19)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Vau
Suuban's first day : a first day of herding story
Author(s):
Salh, Shugri Said, 1975-
Onajin, Alaba,
Description:
After losing her two front teeth, young nomad, Suuban, is ready to prove she can herd her family's goats safely across the Somali desert. (2/19)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Sal
Mungo on his own
Author(s):
Burgess, Matthew
Benbassat, Julie,
Description:
A young fox learns the joys - and surprises - of being independent in this lush new story from award-winning children's book author, Matthew Burgess and rising-star illustrator, Julie Benbassat. One evening, young Mungo ventures into the forest to find the sweet, red berries he's been dreaming about. But he soon finds that foraging alone can be hard for a kit like him, and Mungo gets lost. Very lost! Will he find the berries--and his way back home--all on his own? With suspense, daring, and foxy resolve, here is a story for all readers who wish to strike out on their own before returning to the cozy warmth of home. (2/19)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Bur
A family of readers
Author(s):
Sanders, Rob, 1958-
Benda, Gabbie,
Description:
A family visits the library, and each member discovers activities that capture their interest. While some are drawn to hands-on learning and social opportunities, the youngest remains absorbed in reading. The story emphasizes the variety of experiences available in libraries and encourages young readers to explore and engage with books, learning, and community resources. (2/19)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E San
Call me Moby
Author(s):
Kenseth, Lars
Inspired by (work):
Description:
Meet Physeter Macrocephalus -- but you can call him Moby. He's got the BIGGEST toothy smile, and he's always up for a game of tag. Plus his backflips can't be beat! Who wouldn't want to be his pal? So when Moby encounters a ship full of sailors, he's eager to make a bunch of new friends. What could go wrong...? Illustrated in bold full color, this funny, charming riff on the Herman Melville classic, Moby-Dick, is at its heart a story about making friends and belonging -- and finding those who accept you for who you are.
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Ken
Bothered by bugs
Author(s):
Description:
With rhyming text and colorful illustrations, this book tells the story of Pete the badger and his forest animal friends who decide to clean up the woods by catching all the insects, worms, and other "pests." But once they finally complete that task, what will happen to their forest home?
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Gra
Beginning middle and end
Author(s):
Description:
Meet Beginning, Middle and End--they are trying to work out who is the most important! Beginning loves starting stories, but Middle thinks the middle is the most interesting and where the good stuff happens. Middle doesn't want Beginning to always come first. A fight ensues--and they wake up End, who disappears as he doesn't like the arguing. But a book can't exist without the end, so Beginning and Middle set out to find End--and they come to realize how much they need each other--and how you can get the best out of everyone when you work together.
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Bur
Little monk writes rain
Author(s):
Liu, Hsu Kung, 1973-
Yǔng-Hsīn, Rachel Wáng,
Description:
A Buddhist monk practices calligraphy every single day-calming his heart and bringing an unexpected gift to a nearby city. (3/30)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Liu
My someone : a pet adoption story
Author(s):
Description:
A little stray dog wanders the streets alone until he is captured by animal rescue and adopted by a family who provides him with a loving home. (3/30)
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Tor
My subway runs
Author(s):
Gladstone, James, 1969-
Pratt, Pierre,
Description:
The journey begins with the roar of the subway from the street above, as the child and their mom descend to the dilapidated platform below. The child feels a rush of air as the train pulls in, people stepping on board just in time! Sights and sounds include the dark tunnel and screeching wheels, then the train suddenly breaks out into bright daylight high above the city. All the while, the child takes in the passengers around them -- people on their way to work, kids going to school, and "the sleeper," whom no one else seems to see. At Union Station, the child accompanies their mom from restaurant to restaurant as she looks for work, before they journey home.
Format:
Book
Call Number:
E Gla
