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A Bad Spell for the Worst Witch
(Paperback)
author/illustrator: Jill Murphy
Catch up on Mildred Hubble’s magical adventures at Miss Cackle’s Academy for Witches with these reissued editions featuring energetic covers.
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A Bad Spell for the Worst Witch
(EBook)
author/illustrator: Jill Murphy
Catch up on Mildred Hubble’s magical adventures at Miss Cackle’s Academy for Witches with these reissued editions featuring energetic new covers.
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A Bad Spell for the Worst Witch
(EBook)
author/illustrator: Jill Murphy
Catch up on Mildred Hubble’s magical adventures at Miss Cackle’s Academy for Witches with these reissued editions featuring energetic new covers.
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A Bear Is a Bear (except when he's not)
(Hardback)
author: Karl Newson
illustrator: Anuska Allepuz
When Bear wakes up early from his hibernation, he can’t remember what he is! Is he a bird? Or a...
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A Bedtime for Bear
(EBook)
author: Bonny Becker
illustrator: Kady MacDonald Denton
When the impish Mouse comes to spend the night, Bear is in for a rude--and very funny--awakening in this irresistible new story starring the unlikely pair. (Ages 5-7)
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A Bedtime for Bear
(EBook)
author: Bonny Becker
illustrator: Kady MacDonald Denton
When the impish Mouse comes to spend the night, Bear is in for a rude--and very funny--awakening in this irresistible new story starring the unlikely pair. (Ages 5-7)
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A Bedtime for Bear
(Paperback)
author: Bonny Becker
illustrator: Kady MacDonald Denton
“Denton’s ink and watercolor illustrations ably express the dry humor of Becker’s dialogue and personifications, which make this a bedtime standout.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review)
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A Big Surprise for Little Card
(Hardback)
author: Charise Mericle Harper
illustrator: Anna Raff
Fall in love with a disarming picture-book hero in this quirky ode to spirit, identity, and the joy of having (or being) a library card.
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A Bike Like Sergio’s
(Paperback)
author: Maribeth Boelts
illustrator: Noah Z. Jones
“Boelts lays out Ruben’s ethical dilemma and emotional turmoil without preaching, and his struggle toward the moral choice . . . is both dramatic and genuine.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review)
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