Susan Winter Books

Copy Me, Copycub

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Copycub, who imitates everything that his mother bear does, follows her to their den when winter comes and snow begins to fall.

Copycub

By Susan Winter, Richard Edwards

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Copycub, Who Imitates Everything That His Mother Bear Does, Follows Her To Their Den When Winter Comes And Snow Begins To Fall.

Mommy's Best Kisses

By Margaret Anastas

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Animal mommies lovingly kiss their animal babies.

Copy Me, Copycub

By Susan Winter, Richard Edwards

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Copycub, Who Imitates Everything That His Mother Bear Does, Follows Her To Their Den When Winter Comes And Snow Begins To Fall.

Sailing off to sleep

By Linda Ashman

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Bedtime for a little one brings an imaginary journey to the North Pole to cuddle and play with the many animals there.

Little Otter s Big Journey

By David Bedford

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Calling all toddlers

By Francesca Simon

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Rhyming verses describe activities that toddlers enjoy, such as splashing, stomping, and making faces.

Toddler time

By Francesca Simon

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A collection of illustrated poems that capture the many facets of a toddler's life.

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