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  But What If There's No Chimney?

  Emily Weisner Thompson, Mandy...

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  A “delightful story” about a five-year-old’s first Christmas in a new house (Alona Frankel). 
   
  Five-year-old Ben has moved into a new home with his father. But there’s no chimney! How is Santa going to get in when Christmas comes? Ben asks his dad, his friend, his teacher, his mailman, and even his dog, but no one has a good answer. So he’ll just have to write a letter to Santa Claus, Indiana . . .  
   
  Inspired by a real town (kids can write to Santa and the elves at P.O. Box 1, Santa Claus, Indiana 47579), this lively storybook also includes appearances by Checkermint the elf, adding extra fun for young readers who can try to spot Checkermint’s many hiding places.

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  Oodles Of Noodles

  Cindy Leaney

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  Listen to the story to hear the sounds oo can make.

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  God Talks With Me About...

  Agnes De Bezenac, Salem De Bezenac

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  Casey’s family has just moved to a new house and she’s feeling lonely. She’s insecure about making a new friend, but talks with God about her feelings throughout the day. He reminds her of Bible verses that give her ideas on how to gain a new friend, starting with her neighbor. Suggested for ages 7 and under.  For more kids products and free downloads, visit our website at www.icharacter.org

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  It's the Alphabet

  Mary Elizabeth Salzmann,...

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  All the phonemes or phonics made by the letters of the alphabet are covered in It's the Alphabet! Each book begins with an introduction to the letter, what it looks like, and where it fits in the alphabet. In the second section, fun, illustrated sentences

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  Clovis Crawfish and the Big Bétail

  Mary Alice Fontenot

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  A Texas armadillo tries to fit in on the bayou—and learns a few Cajun words—in the beloved series that provides “plenty of fun” (Publishers Weekly). Texas native Andrew Armadillo is unfamiliar with Cajun phrases, making him an outsider on the bayou. Plus, his loud voice and large size frighten the local creatures! However, when one of Clovis Crawfish’s friends becomes stuck in a tall thorn bush, Andrew’s height just might come in handy . . . Illustrator Scott R. Blazek joins Mary Alice Fontenot yet again to present this fun story about friendship and Cajun culture. With the inclusion of sheet music for the Cajun song “Fais Pas des Bêtises,” Cajun phrases, and definitions and pronunciations of Cajun words, this book is a delight for anyone who’s ever felt like the new kid in town.  Praise for the series   “In Louisiana’s bayou country, Clovis Crawfish is a favorite folk hero of children who have met him in Fontenot’s lively tales. . . . The stories have suspense, lessons in nature lore, French words, and plenty of fun.” —Publishers Weekly   “Stories that are simply fun to read.” —Houston Post

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  The Gingerbread Man

  Eric Suben

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  “Run, run as fast as you can, you can't catch me, I'm the gingerbread man!” Repetitive rhymes help tell the classic tale of “The Gingerbread Man.” With raisin eyes, a cherry mouth, and nuts for buttons, an old woman makes a gingerbread man for her husband's supper. When the gingerbread man hops out of the oven and runs across their farm the adventure begins. Find out what happens when the gingerbread man meets a sly fox. Simple text and a fun storyline will encourage a lifelong love for reading.

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