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Picture Youth Books Dr. Seuss Braille Cat in the Hat Green Eggs and Ham There's a Wocket in My Pocket Collection Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See? (by Bill Martin) Sheep in a Shop (by Nancy Shaw) Fiction Bubble Gum, Bubble Gum Tuck Everlasting (by Natalie Babbitt) (by Lisa Wheeler) Wizard of Oz (by L. Frank Baum) The Secret Garden (by Frances Story Time Hodgson Burnett) Artemis Fowl (by Eoin Cofer) Backpacks Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (by #36 Alphabet Roald Dahl) The Usborne Alphabet Picture Tale of Despereaux Book (by Rosalinde Bonnet) (by Kate DiCamillo) The Alphabet Book (by P.D. The Secret of the Old Clock (Carolyn Eastman) Keene) Braille Alphabet Blocks The Giver (by Lois Lowry) #37 Concepts Judy Moody (by Megan McDonald) Braille Shape Puzzle Esperanza Rising (by Pam Munoz) Animal Shapes Polar Bears Past Bedtime (by Mary One Fish, Two Fish, Red Pope Osborne) Fish, Blue Fish Bridge to Terabithia (by Katherine (by Dr. Seuss) Counting (DK) Paterson) #38 Farm A Year Down Yonder That's Not My Tractor (by (by Richard Peck) Fiona Watt) Holes (by Louis Sachar) Touch and Feel Farm (DK) Boxcar Children Book #1 (Gertrude C. Fuzzy Farm Babies (by Tad Warner) Hills) #39 Family 45255 W. Ten Mile Road Braille Alphabet Tiles Novi, MI 48375 My Mom and Me (by Penny 248-349-0720 Johnson) www.novilibrary.org 9/20 EB Daddy Hugs (by Karen Katz) Board Books Touch and Feel Books Baby Animals Rosalinde Bonnet Dinosaur The Usborne Alphabet Picture Book Jungle Animals The Usborne Very First Nursery Kitten Rhymes Playtime Puppy Sandra Boynton Wild Animals Happy Hippo, Angry Duck Moo, Baa, La La La! Fiona Watt That's Not My Dinosaur Eric Carle That's Not My Duck The Very Busy Spider That's Not My Squirrel The Very Hungry Caterpillar That's Not My Train The Very Quiet Cricket Jane Yolen Rebecca Emberley How Do Dinosaurs Clean Their My Animals/Mis Animales Rooms? My Clothes/Mi Ropa How Do Dinosaurs Play With Their My Colors/Mis Colores Friends? My Food/Mi Comida My Numbers/Mis Numeros Goodnight Moon (Margaret Wise Brown) Bill Martin Ten Tiny Toes (Caroline Church) Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do Llama Llama, Wakey-Wake (Anna You See? Dewdney) Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do Ten Little Ladybugs (Melanie Gerth) You Hear? Guess How Much I Love You (Sam McBratney) H.A. Rey Bathtime Peekaboo (Dawn Sirett) Curious George at the Zoo Curious George's 1 to 10 and Back Again Nancy Shaw Sheep in a Jeep **This board book collection was Sheep on a Ship made possible in part with a Seedlings Braille Books Sheep in a Shop for Children grant** Sheep Out to Eat www.Seedlings.org.

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The Newbery Award Winners Ton JF HAM 2016: Last Stop on Market Street by Matt De La Pena 1997: the View from Saturday by E.L
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