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Potato Pants
by Laurie Keller
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Hilarious

The Goobble gooble moooooo tractor book
by Jez Alborough Books
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We loved it!

Llama Unleashes The Alpacalypse
by Jonathan Stutzman
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I wish that this book had more llamas than alpacas, but it doesn’t. I liked my daddy reading this book to me before bed because it made me feel sleepy, but it also made me want pizza.

Green Eggs And Ham
by Dr. Seuss
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This is such a silly book. It’s fun to practice reading rhyming words, too.

Colors Of Sports
by Laura Purdie Salas
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My 3 year old liked all the different colors and sports. He thought that colors are the best way for players and fans to understand the rules of sports.

Max And The Tag-along Moon
by Floyd Cooper
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I loved the illustrations in this book. This is definitely a great bedtime book to read.

Dragons Love Tacos 2: The Sequel
by Adam Rubin
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“Even funnier than the first one”

Timeline
by Michael Crichton
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AMAZING

Do You Want To Be My Friend?
by Eric Carle
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A mouse wanted to be a friend to a lot of animals that did not want to be his friend but then he found a friend. It shows that you will find friends in life but you have to look for them.

Pineapple Street
by Jenny Jackson
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The book reads like a Reddit AITA post, since I read those all the time it was right up my alley. It’s very much a story of rich people problems, but its deeper meaning becomes more apparent at the end when the characters more explicitly think about the effect money has had on their lives.
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