The Little Composter by Jan Gerardi

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How does your garden grow? With apple cores and carrot tops and wiggly worms all in a row! A young child builds a compost in this back to the earth lift-the-flap board book. Toddlers will love these seven spreads of playful rhymes and illustrations that show how much fun working with dirt can be.

Dads by David Bedford and Leonie Worthington

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This new flip- the- flap picture book affectionately features an array of dads with all their endearing—and eccentric—qualities. A loving and unconventional look at all dads... in all shapes and sizes!

Uh-Oh! I’m Sorry by Jill Ackerman, illustrated by Michelle Berg

From chapters.ca:From time to time, accidents happen and Little Scholastic: Uh- Oh, I'm Sorry introduces young readers to a set of important words to use when they do. With engaging, oversized lift- the- flaps on every spread, children will learn the true meaning of "uh-oh" and "I''m sorry" while also recognizing that simple mistakes can always be fixed.

Where is Baby’s Christmas Present? By Karen Katz

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Baby is looking everywhere for the Christmas present - but where can it be? Little ones will love lifting the large, sturdy flaps to reveal special, holiday surprises: Christmas cookies, candy canes, ornaments, and more! Babies are sure to love this Christmas treat!

Where is Baby’s Yummy Tummy? By Karen Katz

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Where is baby's tummy that's oh, so yummy? Under the teddy bear! Little ones will love lifting the large, sturdy flaps in this book to reveal Baby's pretty nose, sweet feet, yummy tummy, and more! This new gem from Karen Katz is sure to be a year-round favourite for younger readers.

10 Little Penguins by Jean-luc Fromental, illustrated by Jolivet

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This inventive pop-up, featuring the mischievous stars of Jean-Luc Fromental and Joëlle Jolivet's 365 Penguins, starts with ten penguins on an icy shore. One by one, they playfully disappear from the scene as the text counts down from ten to zero. The flaps embedded in the book facilitate the story- readers can make the penguins disappear and reappear! It's a stylish, humorous take on a counting book with winter-friendly, penguin- filled pop- ups.

Extraordinary Pets by Barroux

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A dog, a cat, a bird, a fish great pets to have. But if you had your wish why not choose one out of the ordinary? Why not a pet who's EXTRAordinary? Acclaimed artist Barroux makes his Blue Apple Books debut with a book about an amazing array of animals. Cats are cuddly, but elephants? Exceptional! A Chihuahua is cute, but tarantulas? Terrific! Flaps cleverly transform everyday animals into exotic, one- of- a- kind, perfect pets.

Machines go to Work by William Low

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Toddlers love machines and things that go, and this book gives them everything they want, from a cement mixer to a helicopter to a backhoe. Six interactive gatefolds extend the original pictures to three pages, revealing something new about each situation. The final double gatefold opens into a very long train and shows all the machines at work!

How do Dinosaurs Laugh Out Loud? By Jane Yolen and Mark Teague

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Filled with the beloved prehistoric humour that made How Do Dinosaurs a bestselling series, Jane Yolen and Mark Teague present a new lift- the- flap format to answer, once and for all, How Do Dinosaurs Laugh Out Loud? Young readers will love to peek under the flaps for their favorite punch lines again and again!

Which Hat is That? By Anna Grossnickle Hines, illustrated by LeUyen Pham

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A spunky mouse plays make- believe with a wonderful assortment of hats - there's her flippy- floppy gardening hat, her spiffy spotless chef's hat, her fancy flowery tea- party hat, her shiny bright- red firefighter hat, and her zippy twirly space hat. The little mouse's imagination runs wild with them all, but only one is her favorite. Which hat is that? Take a guess, then flip the flap to find out!

Colors by David A Carter

Pop-up and movable features show bugs of different colors.

Naughty Nancy by John S. Goodall

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Nancy was to be the flower girl in her sister's wedding - a large church affair, with an elegant reception in the garden afterward. Nancy could hardly contain her excitement - there were so many things with which to experiment. From riding up the aisle on her sister's long train instead of holding it up to hiding in her sister's going- away trunk, she tried them all! This tale of a funny, irrepressible, venturesome mouse who innocently causes one crisis after another will delight all beholders as it unfolds in lovely full colour, without words and with half- pages that carry along a narrative full of delightful surprises.

Worms for Lunch? By Leonid Gore

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"Who on earth would eat worms for lunch?" the curious little leaf- loving worm wants to know..."Not me!" says the mouse, who likes cheese. "Not me!" says the little girl who loves spaghetti and ice cream! "Not me!" say the cow, the bee, the chick, and all the other animals... Gore's simple, engaging text and his playful die- cuts reveal what every animal loves to eat most. In this sparklingly fresh, lighthearted romp, readers will relish the concept of individual taste as they guess what each different animal calls lunch. Who won't be hungry to read this one again?

Where is Tippy Toes? by Betsy Lewin

Everyone knows what Tippy Toes does during the day, but only one person knows what he does at night.

Who's Hiding? by Christiane Gunzi

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All of the delightful board books for baby feature brilliant color photo illustrations with flaps to lift and friendly creatures hiding behind each of them. The books present five two- page spreads with a "Who's hiding?" question on each left- hand page and a flap hiding various animals on the right- hand page. Babies will be amused as they turn from one spread to the next - until they find a surprise on the very last spread. When they lift that final flap they uncover a mirror that shows them their own smiling face! In this book, a fish hides behind seaweed, gulls hide behind a beach hut, starfish hide behind a beach ball, and hermit crabs hide behind a sand castle.

One, Two, Buckle My Shoe by Salina Yoon

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One, Two, Buckle My Shoe is a board book with a new twist on a classic nursery rhyme. Young children will learn to count from one to ten as they recite this favorite rhyme. Die- cut windows show colorful abstract shapes that transform into playful circus scenes with the turn of a page. Watch as the two polka dots magically become a clown's shoe; see ten different colored circles transform into juggling rings. The grand finale comes to life via a double gatefold spread where the circus performers entertain, amaze, and amuse. Bright and clear numbers (numerals and words) help toddlers learn to count in a way that's never been so much fun. Come on into the big top and enjoy.

Dogs Don't Brush Their Teeth! by Biane deGroat and Shelley Rotner

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Dogs do fetch tennis balls... dogs do not play tennis. Dogs ride in cars... dogs do not drive them. Kids love books about dogs, and this book explains the things that dogs just won't do! Hysterical situations are enhanced by the bold illustrations, and fold- out flaps make this a true interactive experience for the reader. Real laugh out- loud fun!

Star Wars: A Scanimation Book by Rufus Butler Seder

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Imagine: the first Star Wars book that actually moves, bringing to life the most memorable scenes from the epic: Obi- Wan battles Darth Maul, the Millennium Falcon zooms away from an exploding Death Star, Luke rides a galloping Tauntaun, Yoda twirls his green lightsaber, Boba Fett blasts up, up and away! And of course the most memorable scene of all red and blue lightsabers flashing, Luke and Darth Vader fight the ultimate battle between good and evil. It's a marriage made in a galaxy far, far away.

There's No Such Thing! by Tony Mitton, illustrated by Daniel Postgate

There's no such thing as ghosts, vampires, monsters, or ware wolves. But if there's no such thing...what's following us?

There are no Cats in This Book by Viviane Schwarz

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Our lovable feline friends Tiny, Moonpie, and Andre have returned, and this time they're filled with the spirit of adventure: they want to go off to explore the world! They have their suitcases packed and are ready to set out, but can't get out of the book. They try pushing their way out and jumping their way out, but nothing seems to work. Finally, they get a brilliant idea: they decide to wish themselves out! But they're going to need help. Will it work? Are you missing them yet?