The Flying Lesson of Gerald Pelican by Nathaniel Benchley.
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Are You Going to Be Good? (probably not, no) by Cari Best and G. Brian Karas.
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It’s Weird Parents by Audrey Wood.
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Princess diaries, and the portrait of a primatologist as a young girl.
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My Beautiful Child by Matt Mahurin and Lisa Desimini.
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Heartbreak and highlights from the literary life in Helen Lester’s
Author: A True Story.
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Miss Rumphius and the art of almost happiness.
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The books we should make because nobody else is doing a very terrific job explaining things in Time for Kids or those cool new apps that sound like a hail of sniper fire.
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The upside of anger in Mrs. Biddlebox.
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Miss Bridie Chose a Shovel by Leslie Connor and Mary Azarian.
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Watch the Ripples Change Their Size But Never Leave the Stream
The Ancient Common Sense of Things
Still Dizzy After All These Years
I Had a New Horn and a Paper Hat
How to Say Recycling in Australian
Somebody Loves You, Barnes & Noble
The Good, the Bad and the Jingly
Of Angels and Better Inventions
The Gaping Black Holes That Tend to Appear Behind Us On Our Paths to Middle Age
How I Spent My Summer Vacation
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