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Alphabears (an ABC Book) by Kathleen Hague. If you like teddy bears this one has one for every letter of the alphabet.

Oh, Bother! Someone is Fibbing by Betty Birney. Piglet finds out that once you tell one lie it can lead to many more!

Mimi and the Picnic by Martin Waddell. The mouse family goes on a picnic, but where did the baby disappear to?

The Sheep Made A Leap by Hilda Offen. A cute toddler book with spots to participate during the story.

What Baby Wants by Phyllis Root. Mama gets tired and everyone in the family, from Aunt and Uncles, to sisters and brothers, are going to help. When the baby is crying, there is one small person who knows just what the baby needs.

The Old Red Rocking Chair by Phyllis Root. It's amazing how many different places a thrown out old rocking chair can go. Wait till you see where it ends up.

Butterfly House by Eve Bunting. The illustrations are beautiful , at the end of the book there is information about raising a butterfly. The author had done research with the Kidspace Museum and The Department of Entomology, Cornell University.

Halloween Mice! by Bethany Roberts. An adorable , easy-to-read story. One the kids can share when they read it to you.

Oh Snow by Monica Mayper. I like reading about snow when I don't have to shovel it. Another easy-to-read book.

Kippers Snowy Day by Mike Inkpen. Along with having a cute cartoon, Kipper also has stories based on his adventures. These books are cute, but a little difficult for the beginning reader. A good one for kids to listen to while they snuggle up with a grownup or older sibling.

Nesta The Little Witch by Angela McAllister. Nesta is a little witch who never makes mistakes. The older witches can't take it, so they trick her into making a big mistake. Fun to see how it backfires on them.