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Preschool Time
The Red Jacket
By Bob Holt
New York: Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, 2023. Picture Book.

Bob loves his red jacket. The red jacket makes him feel swanky cool. The red jacket makes other seagulls notice him and even speak to him. But when a wave washes it away, will Bob lose his cool and his newfound friends, too? --Editor

Preschool Time
Good Job, George!
Written by Jane O'Connor
Illustrated by Andrew Joyner
New York: Flamingo Books, 2022. Picture Book.

George tries to be the best helper he can be, but when his parents paint the garage and their hungry dog finds her way in, the mess is George's fault and he learns he must listen to directions to succeed as a helper. --Editor

Toddler Time
The Robber Raccoon
Written by Lou Kuenzler
Illustrated by Julia Woolf
London: Faber and Faber Limited, 2022. Picture Book.

It seems Rosie is up to no good as she breaks into the houses of Bear, Flamingo and Snake, but when Officer Skunk catches her in the act all she has taken is junk! But Rosie has a plan to recycle these treasures and make something new... --Editor

Book Babies
7 Best Things About Family
By Patrick Yee
Franklin, TN: Flowerpot Press, 2023. Board Book.

There are so many great things about family, but these are the seven best things! We asked real children what they love most about family and these were their answers. --Editor

Cuentos
Estás lista para jugar afuera?
By Mo Willems
New York: Hyperion Books for Children, an imprint of Disney Book Group, 2018. Espanol facil.

... Cerdita no puede esperar a salir a jugar al sol. Pero ¿echará a perder la lluvia la gran diversión? --Publisher

Cuentos
Jajá, jijí, cuac
Written by Doreen Cronin
Illustrated by Betsy Lewin
Lyndhurst, NJ: Lectorum Publications, 2003. Espanol facil.

Cuando el granjero Brown va de vacaciones, deja a su hermano Bob a cargo de los animales. Duck causa problemas al cambiar todas sus instrucciones. --Editor

Other Letter J Books
Just to See
Jet the Cat (Is Not a Cat)
A Job for Kingsley
Just Flowers
Badger's Journey














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