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• Baby Animals

  Sirett, Dawn,

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  Little ones can use their fingers to follow the glittery, bumpy, shiny trails in this animal board book.

• A Line Can Be

  Ljungkvist, Laura,

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  Encourages young readers to follow the line as it forms different shapes that demonstrate opposites.

• Brothers and Sisters

  Le Hénand, Alice,

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  Toddlers develop fine motor skills as they pull tabs. Little Crocodile, Little Monkey, and their friends have siblings--siblings who take their things, make a mess, or just get in the way! But siblings can be a lot of fun, too.

• Hooray for Little Fingers!

  Mory, Tristan,

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  Young readers learn to count and explore just what their little fingers can do--by putting them through the die-cut holes on the cover and each spread. One little finger can be an elephant's trunk, two little fingers can be a crab's claw.

• Baby Animals

  Babin, Stéphanie,

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  Pull a tab to see a chick hatch from an egg or tadpoles become young frogs, push a tab to see a baby emperor penguin keep warm between his daddy's feet or a lion cub learn to hunt.

• My Magical Unicorn

  Shin, Yujin,

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  Welcome to a unicorn's sparkling world! Push, pull and slide to bring her enchanting adventure to life.

• Wiggles

  Zucchelli-Romer, Claire,

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  Using grooves and other tactile inserts, the book guides a child's fingers through different colors and shapes.

• Sleepy Farm

  Wan, Joyce,

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  Join in on the classic game of peek-a-boo with a pig, a sheep, and more sleepy farm animal friends by lifting the flaps to help tuck each critter into bed.

• How Does a Butterfly Grow?

  Sirett, Dawn,

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  Lift the flaps to see how a butterfly grows.

• See, Touch, Feel, Abc

  a First Sensory Book to Explore With Your Baby

  Priddy, Roger,

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  With raised textured pages to feel, this book encourages the development of motor skills and sensory exploration, making it a fabulous addition to any child's first-learning library.

• Animal Shapes

  a Touch-and-feel Book

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  Colorful illustrations and textured pages invite readers to learn about shapes, including circles, squares, and triangles.