"Meet Pizzasaurus, a most unusual dinosaur who feasts only on pizza"--

Ten-year-old Jimmy's chance meeting with the Milwaukee Brewers's owner leads to the introduction of morning baseball games for WWII third-shift workers.

Based on the song wonderfully sung by Dwight Yoakam on Frog Trouble (Boynton's celebrated country music album), I've Got a Dog is a jaunty and captivating board book about the many ways a dog brings joy and companionship. Whether they are howling tunes or sitting quietly by your side, when you've got a dog, you've got a lifelong friend. I've got a dog. And he's got me. / We get along so easily. Wherever I go, he's by my side. / I've got a dog. I'm satisfied.

"Get to know the galaxy's greatest heroes and villains in this Star Wars board book. Princess Leia is a brave leader. Darth Vader is a sinister villain. Meet the most popular characters from the Star Wars original trilogy in this vibrant board book! Star Wars fans can introduce their tiniest younglings to their favorite characters through simple text paired with a kid-friendly illustration style." -- Amazon.com

A hilarious new read aloud from Caldecott Honor-winning author/illustrator David Ezra Stein, about a grumpy bear whose animal friends are determined to wake him up after a long hibernation. Pairs perfectly with Grumpy Monkey and Ryan T. Higgins's Bruce books. Spring is here. The world is awake and abuzz, but one animal is still sleeping. Bear! When will he finally wake up from his slumber--and what sort of mood will he be in? Caldecott Honor artist David Ezra Stein dares to poke the bear with hilarious results and reveals that spring is indeed the best season to be out and about.

"Join Rubble, Motor, Mix, and the rest of the crew for an introduction to colors around Builder Cover. Whether they are using orange safety cones, a red truck, or purple paint, Rubble's team always does colorful work"--

"... A little bunny wants to be the funniest kid in school, but his jokes fall flat."--Provided by publisher.

Get ready for bedtime with an adorable cast of animal friends in this irresistible touch-and-feel board book! Featuring a unique tactile element on every other page-including shiny bubbles, a soft blanket, and a sparkly moon-this book invites little ones to experience the story in a hands-on, multisensory way while celebrating kindness in each illustrated scene.--

A heartwarming reminder that everyone is welcome at the library, a place filled with activities, games, and countless stories.

Exca-Gator and his crew spend the day using their construction equipment to build and play, but when big mistakes get in their way, the team works together to save the day.

Luna spends the day with her grandmother and learns the nuances of the Korean word "jeong," as her grandmother lovingly shows her the deep, unspoken connection that forms through shared moments, care, and understanding.

"Fickle weather makes for an uncertain yet hopeful changing of the seasons"-- Provided by publisher.

"A weedy backyard garden becomes a vibrant ecosystem that is home to an impressive array of plants and animals for any child patient enough to observe it"-- Provided by publisher.

"At first, Bear is happily munching his cookie, until a thought creeps in: what if it's the last cookie? When this turns out to be true, he sets off for the stores--and his worries mount and mount. He worries about missing the bus . . . and it leaves without him. He worries he'll get lost . . . and gets lost. By the time he finds the cookie line, he's at the very back; and his worst worry comes true. The very last cookie goes . . . to Duck! But just when Bear thinks his worst fears have been realized, Duck gently shows him that worries don't have to end in disaster. By sharing his cookie and reminding Bear that 'what ifs' can lead to happy endings too, Duck helps his friend see that things often turn out better than expected"--

When strong feelings grow inside Little Bird, she learns to speak up and be heard.

"A little hummingbird, anxious about migrating south, finds reassurance and courage from his friends"-- Provided by publisher.

Through a series of poems, children thank each person, from bus drivers to teachers, who helps make their school day possible.

Hungry as always, Bear finally FINALLY feasts on DONUTS in his third picture book adventure. With delightful art, perfect rhyme, and the series' indelible screwball appeal, A Bear, a Man, and a Donut Van will have everyone in stitches and demanding repeat readings! Everyone's favorite hungry bear is back! This time Bear discovers a van full of donuts -- YUM! Bear climbs in the van, but the unsuspecting donut man doesn't see what's going on. Until... he looks in his rear view mirror, and OMG!!! What should a donut man do when a bear is eating donuts in his van? Here is a road trip neither bear nor man will ever forget--with mooses, traffic jams, and a giant forest donut spill. With mayhem and fun on every page, the critically acclaimed duo of Daniel Bernstrom and Brandon James Scott are at their best in this high-stakes joyride through millions of donuts, perfect for toddlers and new readers alike.

"Aunts by kinship as well as family friends, neighbors, and community members all step up to fill the important role of "auntie." They are there for life's joys, sorrows, and celebrations, bringing their own special love."--Provided by publisher.

"A young girl overcomes self-doubt when her colorful rainbow artwork confuses her classmates in this empowering picture book about embracing creativity"-- Provided by publisher.

A picture book written and illustrated by Lita Judge, inspired by the medieval Unicorn Tapestries held at The Cloisters. The story follows a servant girl named Beatrix who lives and works in a castle and becomes captivated by a tapestry depicting a unicorn. Believing that finding a real unicorn will alleviate her loneliness, she leaves the castle to search for it. The book combines a fictional narrative with visual elements influenced by late medieval European art.

"A laugh-out-loud funny graphic novel-style picture book about a paper fortune teller left behind at recess who ends up saving the day, by the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Day the Crayons Quit. What's a fortune teller to do when she's dropped on the ground half-finished when the bell rings to mark the end of recess? Make friends and save the day, that's what! In this hilarious graphic novel-style picture book, Forty the Fortune Teller, along with her friends Potato Chip and Basketball convince a team of chewed-up chewing gum to help repair the playground slide so that the kids at school won't get hurt. This story is totally wacky, totally adorable, and a perfect read-aloud for a storytime." --

Three lists of things that cats, dogs, and children respectively enjoy.