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I'm so embarrassed!
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Robert N. Munsch |
Whether by showing his baby pictures to his teacher or smoothing his hair with spit, Andrew's mother constantly embarrasses him while at the mall until he figures out a way to get even. |
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Only my mom and me
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Alyssa Satin Capucilli |
Lift the flaps in this book to reveal mothers and children of different cultures as they share special moments through each season.
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Just Me and My Mom (A Little Critter Book)
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Mercer Mayer |
Little Critter and his mother take a trip to the city, where they visit museums, explore stores, and eat lunch. |
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Emily's Runaway Imagination
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Beverly Cleary |
Emily decides that what the town of Pitchfork needs is a library, and comes up with a plan to make it happen. |
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Tree of Cranes
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Allen Say |
In this radiant tale, a young boy in Japan celebrates his very first Christmas. Two cultures joyously combine for the day as the boy's mother shares a glimpse of her American childhood with her son. … |
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Zip
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Ellie Rollins |
"A girl discovers adventure at every highway turn. After Lyssa's mother dies, her kind but clueless new stepfather moves with her to the suburbs of Seattle in the hopes of making a fresh start. But … |
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Smoke Screen
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Amy Goldman Koss |
As Mitzi's mother tries unsuccessfully to quit smoking, Mitzi pretends her mother has a terrible disease, "Stipitis," in order to win sympathy and affection from a boy she has a crush on. |
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The last rainmaker
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Sherry Garland |
Abandoned by her father, thirteen-year-old Caroline runs away to join Shawnee Sam's Wild West Extravaganza in the hope of learning more about her mother, a performer who died in childbirth and whose … |
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The goose who went off in a huff
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Paul Brett Johnson |
Magnolia the goose longs to be a mother and finally gets her wish when a baby elephant is left behind by a circus. |
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Funny, Funny Lyle
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Bernard Waber |
Lyle the crocodile exeriences many changes in his life when his mother moves in with the Primm family and Mrs. Primm announces she is expecting a baby. |
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What did mommy do before you?
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Abby Levine |
Illustrates how mommy was once small and dependent until she grew bigger and eventually became an adult. |
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My Mother Is Mine
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Marion Dane Bauer |
As a child makes a Mother's Day card, various animal mothers are shown taking care of their young. |
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Mama loves
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Molly Goode |
Follows, in rhyming text and illustrations, the activities of a variety of animal mothers as they care for their babies. |
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Anything for you
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Wallace, John |
Little Charlie the bear cub says he would do anything for his mother and proves it to her when bedtime arrives. |
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Babar
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Ellen Weiss |
Each of Celeste's children has made or chosen a special gift for Mother's Day except Isabelle, who describes to Babar what she would like to give her mother and he finds a way to make it happen. |
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Are you my mommy?
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Mae Brown |
In this touch and feel book a duckling interacts with a variety of animals while searching for his mother. |
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Frankenstein's fright before Christmas
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Ludworst Bemonster |
A parody of "The Night before Christmas," sees Santa visiting the castle of Miss Devel where a very excited Frankenstein and his monster friends live. |
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When the frost is gone
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Miriam Bat-Ami |
With the help of her father and a caring neighbor, a twelve-year-old girl living in the inner city tries to cope with growing up, especially with her mother's emotional problems. |
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The mummy shop
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Abie Longstaff |
When a little boy grows tired of his mummy, he calls The Mummy Shop for help. But after a number of mishaps and misunderstandings, he starts to think he may have made a big mistake. |
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Clean house
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Jessie Haas |
After Mom and Tess thoroughly clean house in preparation for a visit from Aunt Alice and Cousin Kate, both mothers and daughters admit that they prefer a "normal" mess. |
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