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Title // Bin Title Title // Bin Title // Bin “Who Could That Be at This Hour?” // V: 4 A Ladybug’s Life // I: 7 1 is for One // E: 3 A Long Way from Chicago // V: 11 1, 2, 3 to the Zoo // A:3 A Medieval Feast (x2) // Q: 4 100 Most Dangerous Things on the Planet // W: 5 A Mother and her Puppies (x2) // K: 4 1001 Things to Spot in the Town // L:1 A Nest for Celeste // U: 8 100th Day of School // H: 4 A Perfect Dog // J: 7 14 Cows for America // S: 5 A Picnic at the Beach // D: 1 2030 // multi K-2: 2 A Picnic Lunch // E: 1 39 Clues: the Maze of Bones // U: 5 A Pizza the Size of the Sun // U: 5 A “Miracle” Material // U: 2 A Place for Zero // N: 11 A Bad Case of Stripes // P:17 A Rainy Day // D: 5 A Ball for Daisy // WB: 2 A Refreshing Look at Renewable Energy // T: 2 A Birthday Present for Spaceboy // E: 4 A Remainder of One // L: 8 A Boy Called Dickens // multi 3-5: 1 A River Ran Wild // O: 4 A Cape for Daisy // H: 4 A Second is a Hiccup // N: 10 A Carpenter’s Tools // C: 3 A Seed // B: 3 A Cat and a Dog // multi K-2: 1 A Sick Day for Amos McGee // M: 3 A Chair for my Mother // M: 23 A Silly Science Experiment // P: 12 A Country Mouse and a Town Mouse // E: 5 A Snack for Gilbert // B: 1 A Country Mouse and a Town Mouse // F: 2 A Taste of Blackberries // S: 4 A Crash Course in Force and Motion // V: 14 A to Z mysteries: the Absent Author // N: 10 A Day in the Life of a Builder (x2) // H: 3 A to Z mysteries: the Kidnapped King // M: 11 A Day with Firefighters // H: 7 A to Z mysteries: the Quicksand Question // N: 10 A Dinosaur Named Sue // P: 5 A Tree is a Plant (x2) // J: 3 A Dinosaur Snack // C: 4 A Voice for the Animals // R: 9 A Dollar Bill’s Journey // M: 23 A Walk at the Farm // J: 2 A Dolphin is not a Fish // C: 2 A Walk for Jasper // E: 2 A Drop of Water (x2) // P: 8 A Walk for Pickles // D: 4 A Friend for Jasper // J: 7 A Weed is a Flower (x4) // N: 6 A Friend for Peanut// E: 4 A Whaling Community // O: 2 A Gardener’s Alphabet // A: 3 A Wild Animal // J: 5 A Girl Named Helen Keller // K: 11 A World of Flags // C: 3 A Good Night Walk // H: 2 A World of Homes // H: 5 A Hat for Monster // A: 3 A Wrinkle in Time // W: 3 A House is a House for Me // K:10 A Yummy Lunch // B: 3 A is for Autumn // L: 8 ABCDrive! // multi K-2: 3 A Job for Little Elf // E: 2 Abe’s Honest Words: The Life of Abraham Lincoln // S: 18 A Journey through the Digestive Systems // U: 12 AbeCedarios // multi K-2: 3 A Kick in the Head // W: 5 Abraham Lincoln // V: 3 Leesville Book Room Book Search, updated 05/19/2014 Title // Bin Title // Bin Abraham Lincoln // H: 6 An Ocean Food Chain // W: 6 Accidental Inventions // L: 3 An Orange in January // multi K-2: 1 Achoo! // R: 11 An Unusual Show // H: 7 Adaptation and Competition // X: 1 And Then it’s Spring // H: 2 Adventure in the Purple Forest // I: 9 And Then What Happened, Paul Revere? 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