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"Emily Snook is a whiz in the kitchen. But when she enters an international cooking contest and meets the competition, her hopes of winning deflate like a botched souffl. Everyone is older, taller and in serious doubt of her cooking capabilities! A classic underdog story, Emily Snook: The World's Smallest Cook reminds readers of the power of determination and a willingness to take risks. With the encouragement and support of her favorite sous chef--her grandpa--Emily tackles each cooking catastrophe that threatens her chance of winning. From utensils that are too big to counters too high, Emily Snook takes on the challenges of being the tiniest contestant, proving to everyone that being small doesn't mean you can't do it all"--

"When Courtney chooses to take an apple from her neighbor's tree without permission, she is caught and brought home to deal with the consequences. Unfortunately, Mrs. Smith is her neighbor AND her teacher, too. Courtney will have to face her the next day. Tossing and turning throughout the night, Courtney realizes it's not always easy to ask for forgiveness and to authentically say she's sorry to someone she cares about."--Provided by publisher.

"... explores how woodland animals repurpose fallen trees as log bridges while also introducing relevant word opposites."--Provided by publisher.

The last thing you expect when you head to the library is that your librarian is an alpaca. Please BEWARE. Alpacas make TERRIBLE librarians! You'll learn all sorts of things about alpacas that you never knew you wanted to know. And when rules are broken, WATCH OUT. Because when alpacas get angry.things get messy.

Follow twins Finlay and Leo on a journey across the family farm to collect colorful eggs, check on the pigs in the silvopasture, and find the tallest grasses where the cows wait to be milked. At home, the twins carefully collect vegetables from the garden. Mama's two helpers are ready to enjoy the rewards of their hard work...a hearty shepherd's pie!

"Waste not, want not! A patterned flour sack becomes a clever creation in this story set in the late 1930's featuring a crafty girl with a gift for repurposing her favorite daisy print. When the family flour sack is emptied, Nancy Bess remakes it into a dress. But little girls grow as little girls do, and soon that dress is too small. Bit by bit, Nancy Bess fashions the material into new creations, until finally, all that is left of the flour sack are a few tattered pieces. Peering into the family scrap basket, Nancy Bess comes up with a plan to use the material once more, sewing something special to last for generations. With carefully crafted and richly detailed illustrations, Nancy Bess Had a Dress will appeal to curious young historians and recycling enthusiasts, as well as like-minded teachers, librarians and caregivers--

"Olive loves her Mr. Snuggles more than anything else in the world. He's cuddly. Reliable. Perfect. And unfortunately . . . lost! When Mr. Snuggles mysteriously reappears, Olive couldn't be more excited. They are back on track to being best friends forever. Except, something doesn't feel quite right. Mr. Snuggles is a little too clean and a little too fluffy. He's an imposter! And when Olive finds the shiny new box, the proof is undeniable. Now Olive must make room for more than one Mr. Snuggles in her heart or find a way to rid the Imposter from her life for good"--Amazon.

A child who loses a tooth encounters and is comforted by a group of ocean creatures with weird and wonderful teeth of their own. A humorous story for kids who've lost a tooth, are about to, or just love learning cool and fascinating facts about animals with all kinds of teeth in the sea!