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• When I Was a Dinosaur

  Matsuoka, Tatsuhide,

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  When a little boy gets a dinosaur costume for his birthday, it opens up a world of imagination. An amazing, prehistoric world, full of friendly Iguana-dons and dangerous Tyrannosauruses, but most of all--adventure. Welcome to Dinosaur Land...

• See Me Play

  Meisel, Paul,

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  In this easy-to-read book, a playful pack of dogs chase a ball that is caught by a bird, a whale, and a lion.

• Fun and Games

  Everyday Play

  Cortright, Celeste,

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  "Follow a diverse group of children as they enjoy their favorite games! Readers can delight in familiar play like hide-and-seek to more unusual activities like tangrams, all while learning about the importance of taking turns and participating.…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• From A to Z With Energy!

  Dow, Connie Bergstein,

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  "Rhyming, playful alphabet book for young children about different ways to play actively and move their bodies. Includes a guide for adults featuring movement activities" - publisher.

• Ploof

  Clanton, Ben, 1988-

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  "Ploof is a puffy cloud who's a little lonely -- but now you're here, and the fun can begin! Can you help Ploof overcome their shyness? Play pretend? Make Ploof laugh with your funny faces, find their hiding spot, give them a high five! Full of…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• We All Play

  Kimêtawânaw

  Flett, Julie,

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  "[Presents an illustrated look] that celebrates the interconnectedness of nature and the wonder of play - and includes Cree names for each animal in a glossary"-Jacket flap

• Can I Play Too?

  Willems, Mo,

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  Elephant and Piggie learn to play catch with their new friend Snake.

• Play?

  Linda Ólafsdóttir, 1978-,

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  Two young children must decide if they would like to play with each other instead of just playing with their own stuffed animals.

• Animals Move

  Whittingham, Jane, 1984-

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  Instructs the reader on how to move like various animals.

• Press Here

  Tullet, Hervé

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  Instructs the reader on how to interact with the illustrations to create imaginative images.

• My Garden

  Henkes, Kevin

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  The girl in this book grows chocolate rabbits, tomatoes as big as beach balls, flowers that change color, and seashells in her garden. How does your garden grow? This is a great book all about allowing your imagination to grow!

• Let's Play Monsters!

  Cousins, Lucy,

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  Let's Play Monsters is all about a family pretending to be various monsters!

• Play This Book

  Young, Jessica (Jessica E.),

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  illustrations and simple, rhyming text invite the reader to try various instruments and join a band.

• Run Wild

  Covell, David,

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  Run Wild by David Covell is a book that celebrates the freedom of being outdoors, the joy of movement, and paying attention to the present. It's truly a wild reading experience! There is so much energy in this book! David Covell's bold, splashy…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Let's Play!

  Tullet, Hervé

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  Another by Hervé Tullet. This one follows a dot on an adventure of color, surprise and imagination. Kids will be inspired to draw their own dot adventure.

• I Am Someone Else

  Poems About Pretending

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  Explore the many possibilities of pretending with playful poems from writers like Lois Lowry, Douglas Florian, and Prince Redcloud. These joyful poems show children defying gender stereotypes and exploring who they are through play.

• This Is Sadie

  O'Leary, Sara,

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  "Sadie is a small girl with a big imagination. She likes to make and do and be lots of different things. Maybe you're a bit like her?"--Jacket.