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*The Bippolo Seed and Other Lost Stories* by Dr. Seuss - click here for our independent readers book review This is the story of Ollie, a homeless purple elephant that is taken in by the McLaughlin family. Ollie’s days are suddenly filled with play and his nights filled with music and dance as the new family celebrates life together. Everyone is content – except for Ginger, the family cat, and the downstairs neighbor, Mr. Puddlebottom. One day, Ginger visits Mr. Puddlebottom, and the two hatch a plan to get rid of Ollie Click here for more of the curledupkids.com review of Jarrett J. Krosoczka's Ollie the Purple Elephant (Read to a Child!: Level 2).


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*Rescue: Pop-Up Emergency Vehicles* by Matthew Reinhart - click here for our children's pop-up picture book review

Pop-up picture books:
Matthew Reinhart's
Rescue: Pop-Up Emergency Vehicles

*Arthur and the Meanies* by Jan Fearnley - click here for our children's picture book review

Picture books:
Jan Fearnley's
Arthur and the Meanies

*The Great Race* by Kevin O'Malley - click here for our children's picture book review

Picture books:
Kevin O'Malley's
The Great Race

*Mustache!* by Mac Barnett, illustrated by Kevin Cornell - click here for our children's picture book review

Picture books:
Mac Barnett and Kevin Cornell's
Mustache!
*Time for a Hug* by Phillis Gershator and Mim Green, illustrated by David Walker - click here for our children's picture book review Anytime is the perfect time for a hug, and this is the concept explored in an adorable new picture book Time for a Hug. In it, little ones will observe two bunnies moving through their day, making time for hugs along the way. Eight a.m. is the signal for the bunnies to wake up, get dressed and grab some breakfast—making sure, of course, to leave enough time for a quick embrace. Click here for more of the curledupkids.com review of Phillis Gershator, Mim Green and David Walker's Time for a Hug.
 
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