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My Many Colored Days

By Dr. Seuss, Lou Fancher, Dr. Seuss Illustrated By Steve Johnson

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Dr. Seuss's youngest concept book is now available in a sturdy board book for his youngest fans! All of the stunning illustrations and imaginative type designs of Steve Johnson and Lou Fancher are...

Wake up, City!

By Alvin Tresselt

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Describes all the many things that begin to happen as morning comes to the city.

Wake up, City!

By Alvin Tresselt

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Describes all the many things that begin to happen as morning comes to the city.

Now, soon, later

By Lisa Grunwald

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Explains the concept of time as a child goes through various activities from morning to night.

What the sun sees what the moon sees

By Nancy Tafuri

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Contrasts the world as viewed in sunlight with the quiet night world in moonlight.

Miss Mouse's day

By Jan Ormerod

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Miss Mouse's day includes getting dressed, having breakfast, drawing, having a picnic lunch, gardening, and other activities before she gets a goodnight kiss and a cuddle.

Miss Mouse's day

By Jan Ormerod

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Miss Mouse's day includes getting dressed, having breakfast, drawing, having a picnic lunch, gardening, and other activities before she gets a goodnight kiss and a cuddle.

My day, your day

By Robin Ballard

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Children have a busy day at day care while their parents have a busy day at work.

Father Time and the day boxes

By George Ella Lyon

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Text and illustrations describe how each day comes to us as Father Time tosses down one of the 365 packets he keeps safe in his vault in the clouds.

The sun begun

By Crescent Dragonwagon

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Rhyming text follows a family through a day of anticipation of the father's return home from a business trip.

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