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1. A Leaf Can Be . . . by Laura Purdie Salas & Violeta Dabija

 5 Stars Rhyming text and illustrations explore some of the many things a leaf can be, from tree topper to rain stopper.  Includes facts about leafs and a glossary. A leaf is a leaf— A bit of a tree. But just try to guess What else it can be! This book, A Leaf Can Be [...]

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2. Spotty, Stripy, Swirly by Jane Brocket

 4 Stars Dotty, stripy, straight, and swirly—patterns are all around us.  How many different patterns can you find pictured in this book? Wow!  For younger children this is a challenge right out of Where’s Waldo?  I am still counting as I write this.  Wow!  Flowers, furniture, toys, sidewalks, anything you might see all have patterns.  [...]

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