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10 Kids Books for Spring

10 Kids Books for Spring

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Look by Gabi Snyder

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About this book  In the tradition of Tomie dePaola’s Quiet, this lyrical, timely picture book with beautiful diorama illustrations shows that if you really look, you never know what the world might give you to see. The natural world is full of patterns to enjoy for those who can ground themselves, be mindful, and truly look.
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What's in Your Pocket by Heather L. Montgomery

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About this bookHeather Montgomery introduces nine scientists whose childhood passion for exploring the outdoors and collecting treasures paved the way for their remarkable careers. From seedpods to fossils to worms, these young adventurers gathered an array of fascinating specimens, honing their scientific skills through observation, sorting, and classification. Montgomery skillfully narrates their journeys, highlighting how their childhood pursuits ultimately led to groundbreaking discoveries in their respective fields. 
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The Great Lakes by Barb Rosenstock

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About this book: This captivating tale explores the origins of these immense bodies of water and illuminates their crucial role as a vast reserve of freshwater.  Through captivating storytelling and mesmerizing illustrations, readers will trace the remarkable journey of a single drop of water within this vast ecosystem, from lake to river to lake again, cascading over Niagara Falls, and eventually merging with the Atlantic Ocean. The Great Lakes not only mesmerizes with its beauty but also inspires readers to appreciate and preserve this natural wonder for generations to come.
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Grumpy Monkey Spring Fever by Suzanne Lang

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About this book When Jim runs through the jungle laughing and shouting with glee, the other animals are very concerned. This just isn’t the grumpy Jim they know. Soon Norman diagnoses Jim with a bad case of spring fever and tells Jim that he needs to find a cure. The other jungle animals offer suggestions: Take a calming breath! Sniff lavender! Take a nap! Try a time-out! Jim tries everything to get his grump back, but when nothing works, it becomes contagious and the other animals catch spring fever too. Soon the jungle erupts into a silly celebration of springtime as they all join in the fun.
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Bluey Camping by Penguin Young Readers

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About this book: Join Bluey and her family on an unforgettable camping adventure where they encounter unexpected surprises and forge new friendships! During their trip, Bluey meets Jean-Luc. From planting fruit trees to hunting a wild pig, Bluey and Jean-Luc find joy in each other's company.  Bluey's Camping Adventure is a heartwarming tale of friendship, discovery, and the bonds that transcend language and distance, perfect for young readers and fans of the beloved Bluey series."
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The Ultimate Bug-opedia by National Geographic Kids

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About this book Dive into the fascinating world of bugs with this expanded edition, featuring an array of captivating creatures such as snakeflies, red fire ants, Indian domino cockroaches, and many more! From the intricate webs of different spider species to the enchanting process of metamorphosis in caterpillars transforming into butterflies, this book is brimming with facts, photos, and explanations sure to delight young entomologists. Reviewed by an expert in entomology, this edition offers updated information on a variety of bug-related topics, ensuring readers receive the latest and most accurate insights. Whether for educational use at school or for curious minds at home, this is the perfect reference book to spark curiosity and exploration of the fascinating world of insects.
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The Secret Life of Bugs by Moira Butterfield

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About this book: This enchanting first guide introduces young readers to the fascinating lives of insects, from the tiniest featherwing beetles to the largest giant stick insects and goliath beetles. Discover the incredible abilities of bugs, such as flying and disguising themselves, while also delving into captivating folklore stories from around the world. As Luna shares her knowledge gained from her travels, she becomes an ideal companion for children, inspiring them to develop a lifelong love for bugs and the natural world. Amidst the wonder and enchantment, Luna also addresses important topics, encouraging children to care for all living creatures.
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The Encyclopedia of Animals by Jules Howard

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About this book: From beloved species like the African elephant and great white shark to more unusual creatures such as the hellbender, Chan’s megastick, and pink fairy armadillo, readers will encounter a diverse array of fascinating animals. Discover the shrimp that punches its prey with superheated water, marvel at the frog with a visible beating heart, and learn about the rarest turtle on the planet. Whether it's creatures that bite, crawl, hop, fly, swing from treetops, or dive to the ocean depths, this encyclopedia is a treasure trove of information for young animal enthusiasts.
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The Down & Dirty Guide to Camping With Kids by Helen Olsson 

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About this book: Written from a parent's perspective, the book provides readers with a clear plan and plenty of encouragement for a successful family camping trip, whether it's a simple outing, a multi-day trek with babies or teens, or a gathering with several families. From essential gear to meal planning and safety tips, Down and Dirty covers everything you need to know to make your camping experience enjoyable and stress-free. Each chapter includes helpful checklists, including specialized lists for babies and toddlers, ensuring that no detail is overlooked. Packed with practical advice and a dash of humour, Down and Dirty is the ultimate guide for families looking to create lasting memories in the great outdoors.
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Insectorama by Lisa Voisard

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About this book: Through award-winning illustrations by Lisa Voisard, readers will gain an insect-eye view of some of the most wonderful creatures found in parks and forests. From crickets that hear through their knees to flies and butterflies that taste with their legs, each insect portrait is accompanied by fun facts that will delight and astonish readers of all ages. Discover the secrets of insect behaviour, from their methods of navigation to their unique reproductive strategies, and learn how we can support and protect these vital members of our natural world. Whether it's the majestic Hercules beetle, the largest beetle in the world at up to seven inches, or the tiny but mighty insects that cross hemispheres during migration, Insectorama invites readers to become insect experts and develop a newfound appreciation for these marvellous creatures.
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