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Anna Kövecses illustrates one thousand things (!) over 80 pages of stylish and simple object illustrations in this visual encyclopedia. It's a book that will look beautiful on the shelf and will stand the test of time, intriguing toddlers and new readers alike. Recommended for ages 0-5.

One Thousand Things, written and illustrated by Anna Kövecses, $11.55, Amazon.">

Julie Merberg's new book about feminism for young boys. We even featured an essay from the mother of four boys on our site, explaining why she was compelled to write it. Overall, the message in the board book is that girls and boys are equal, no questions. Simple imagery and rhyming text are engaging for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. Recommended for ages 0-5.

My First Book of Feminism (for Boys), written by Julie Merberg and illustrated by Michéle Brummer Everett, $8.28, Amazon.">

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The Mitten, Deep in the Woods tells the story of a group of animals that try to squeeze into a tiny wooden house. When a large bear tries to make his way in, the house collapses. The animals work together to rebuild the house so everyone can fit. The bold, folk-inspired illustrations have a timeless feel, while still looking more modern than the contemporary version of The Mitten. This a great book for young children during the winter season. Recommended for ages 2-6.

Deep in the Woods, written and illustrated by Christopher Corr, $16.79, Amazon.">

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Square, written by Mac Barnett and illustrated by Jon Klassen, $9.59, Amazon. ">

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Du Iz Tak?, another cult favorite that came out in 2016. Recommended for ages 2-8.

Home, written and illustrated by Carson Ellis, $11.04, Amazon.

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Last Stop on Market Street has made an appearance on more than one of our roundups, so we were really excited to read his newest book. Carmela is finally old enough to go with her brother to run errands throughout the city. Along the way Carmela find a dandelion growing in the pavement. Her brother tells her to make a wish, but Carmela must choose which wish to make.

Carmela Full of Wishes, written by Matt de La Peña and illustrated by Christian Robinson, $12.75, Amazon. ">

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Rosa Parks to Coco Chanel, there are so, so many titles to choose from, all beautifully illustrated and filled with inspiring stories of brave women who made an impact. Recommended for ages 4-8.

Little People, Big Dreams Series, illustrated by Isabel Sanchez Vergara, $10-$15, Amazon. ">

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Olive, the other reindeer." At first she is confused, but soon accepts her destiny as a reindeer and travels to the North Pole on the Polar Express. A witty and fun filled story about Olive’s escapades. Recommended for ages 5-10.

Olive, the Other Reindeer, written by Vivian Walsh and illustrated by J. otto Seibold, $14.39, Amazon.">

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2019 Outstanding Science Trade Book for Students: K-12 by the National Science Teachers Association and the Children's Book Council, Kate Siber’s National Parks of the USA is a fresh and fun look at the iconic parks from coast to coast. A great inspiration for future travel and naturalist exploration. Recommended for ages 6-10.

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