Lamar Public Library

Duck and Goose show what opposites are, such as awake and asleep, front and back, and slow and fast.

A train-loving baby elephant is excited to go on a real train, but when the other baby animals want to play with different vehicles, he becomes upset, until he tries some of the other toys for himself.

The artist behind the bestselling In My series of finger puppet books and the Petit Collage line of children's decor turns her talents to a brand-new series. Here readers will find a little book nestled inside a bigger one. They can turn the pages to match the baby animals to their parents and learn some early concepts along the way. Full color. Show Less.

Come to the construction site and read about the eight construction vehicles that rumble and boom their way through this book.

"From Affirmations in the morning to Zzzzz's at night, explore mindfulness every day with your little one! Filled with charming rhymes, adorable animal illustrations, and easy techniques and tips backed by occupational therapist and yoga instructor Brooke Backsen, this ABC book teaches children important social emotional skills to find their inner calm. It's never too early for babies and toddlers to develop stress relief and coping skills for lifelong...

Simple rhyming texts tells how all the lower-case letters of the alphabet climbed a coconut tree-- and what disaster happened to them afterwards, soon set right by the matching capital letters.

When Pete feels miserable because rain makes it impossible to play ball outdoors, his father finds a fun indoor game to play with his son.

After seeing Thistle carrying a pumpkin, Duck and Goose decide they must find one for themselves and search in such places as in a log, in a tree, and under the water. On board pages.

Furred, finned, and feathered friends await the night, when they can carry dreamers on adventures in Dreamland.

A bear almost gives up his search for his missing hat until he remembers something important.