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Counting Dogs
by Eric Barclay

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We read this book almost always once a week. Cute puppies and great learning to count book. Very easy for 2.5 yr old to follow.

Carry On
by Rainbow Rowell

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This book was phenomenal! A clever commentary on similar stories of the hero's journey. Can't wait to read the second!

Backyard Fairies By Phoebe Wahl
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We like the pictures, and follow the girl to search for the fairies. We like the rhyming words too.

Elly My True Story Of The Holocaust
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Good book! Makes me appreciate my life!

A Day at Greenville Farm
by Sue Nicholson

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Great book teaches little ones about animals on the farm and their body parts, noises they make and even what their babies are called.

My Dog Laughs
by Rachel Isadora

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Lived this book. We have Boston’s and my daughter thought the pup on the front cover looked like one of our dogs. Cute little lesson book about dogs as pets.

Find Fergus
by Mike Boldt

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Find fergus

Up in the leaves: The True Story of the Central Park Treehouses
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I love the book and it is a true story about a boy who secretly built treehouses in New York City's Central Park. Even though the park maintenance workers remove the treehouses, he kept building the bigger and bigger treehouses until one day that the park administrator offered him a job to take care of the trees.

Night Potty
by Andre Olson

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Night potty

The New Baby
by Mercer Mayer Little Critter Books

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This was a great book for my toddler, as there are three families at our church with relatively new babies. She is always interested in when they make noises during the service. She seemed very interested in this book.