Little Book Nook Bargain Book Box

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Little Book Nook Bargain Book Box (18 Books)

Create a cozy corner for imagination with this delightful collection of eighteen picture books. Perfect for bedtime stories or afternoon reading, this box features timeless classics from Dr. Seuss alongside award-winning contemporary tales. From the haunting beauty of Levi Pinfold’s Paradise Sands to the laugh-out-loud antics of Angry Cookie, there is a story here for every mood. Celebrate birthdays, solve mysteries with a secret agent elephant, and explore the ocean floor in this wonderful library for little ones.

  1. Elki is Not My Dog by Elena Arevalo Melville A heartwarming and humorous story about a stray dog who adopts a family, despite the narrator's insistence that "Elki is not my dog." It explores themes of belonging and the bond between humans and animals.

  2. 10 Silly Children by Jon Lander A chaotic and joyous counting book that follows ten very silly children as they play, make messes, and cause general mayhem. It celebrates the unbridled energy of childhood.

  3. Hey Diddle Diddle by Judy Horacek Beloved illustrator Judy Horacek reimagines the classic nursery rhyme with her signature wit and vibrant artistic style. It offers a fresh, funny visual take on the cow jumping over the moon.

  4. The Wheelbarrow Express by Sue Whiting Tommy and his Pop have a special routine: riding the "Wheelbarrow Express." When Pop gets too old to push, they must find a new way to share their adventures. A touching story about the bond between generations.

  5. Mr Clownfish, Miss Anemone and the Hermit Crab by Sean E Avery Set on a bustling coral reef, this story explores the symbiotic relationship between a clownfish and an anemone, and the grumpy hermit crab who just wants some peace and quiet.

  6. Jack's Jumper by Sara Acton Jack the dog loves his woolly jumper, but when it starts to unravel, he has to learn to let go. This gentle story deals with attachment to comfort objects and the inevitability of change.

  7. A Home for Stone by Corrinne Averiss Stone is a small rock who wants to belong. After a long journey, he learns that a home isn't just a place, but a feeling of connection. It is a sweet story about finding your place in the world.

  8. Secret Agent Elephant by Eoin McLaughlin 007 has nothing on this elephant. He is a master of disguise (or so he thinks). This hilarious spy spoof follows an elephant trying to blend in while solving a mystery, with very silly results.

  9. Paradise Sands: A Story of Enchantment by Levi Pinfold A young girl and her brothers drive to a mysterious hotel where the boys are transformed into dolphins by the beastly ruler. The girl must strike a bargain to save them in this haunting, atmospherically illustrated dark fairy tale.

  10. Angry Cookie by Laura Dockrill Cookie is angry, and he doesn't want to talk about it. In this interactive book, the reader must try to cheer up the grumpy confection, exploring emotions and friendship along the way.

  11. Duck, Apple, Egg by Glenda Millard A lyrical and rhythmic picture book perfect for reading aloud. It celebrates the simple joys of a picnic in the garden, nature, and the gentle cycle of life with soft, beautiful illustrations.

  12. Are You a Monster? by Guilherme Karsten A bold and interactive book where a "monster" speaks directly to the reader, trying to determine if they are a monster too. It is a fun, engaging read that encourages children to roar and stomp.

  13. Eyes That Speak to the Stars by Joanna Ho A companion to Eyes That Kiss in the Corners, this book celebrates Asian masculinity and identity. A young boy learns to see the power and history in his eyes, connecting him to his father and grandfather.

  14. The World Awaits by Tomos Roberts (Tomfoolery) From the creator of The Great Realisation, this poem empowers children to realize their potential. It encourages them to be the heroes of their own stories and make a positive impact on the world.

  15. Happy Birthday to You! by Dr. Seuss Celebrate your special day with the Birthday Bird of Katroo! This classic Seuss tale describes the fantastic and elaborate ways birthdays are celebrated in the land of Katroo.

  16. Ten Apples Up on Top by Dr. Seuss A classic beginner book about a dog, a lion, and a tiger who compete to see who can balance the most apples on their heads while doing ridiculous activities.

  17. Horton and the Kwuggerbug and More Lost Stories by Dr. Seuss A collection of "lost" stories featuring beloved characters. In the title tale, the faithful elephant Horton gets roped into a dangerous journey by a manipulative Kwuggerbug.

  18. Hugless and the Great Cake Bake by David Melling Hugless Douglas, the lovable bear, enters a baking competition. Expect sticky paws, messy kitchens, and a lot of heart as Douglas tries to bake the perfect cake without causing a disaster.



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Little Book Nook Bargain Book Box (18 Books)

Create a cozy corner for imagination with this delightful collection of eighteen picture books. Perfect for bedtime stories or afternoon reading, this box features timeless classics from Dr. Seuss alongside award-winning contemporary tales. From the haunting beauty of Levi Pinfold’s Paradise Sands to the laugh-out-loud antics of Angry Cookie, there is a story here for every mood. Celebrate birthdays, solve mysteries with a secret agent elephant, and explore the ocean floor in this wonderful library for little ones.

  1. Elki is Not My Dog by Elena Arevalo Melville A heartwarming and humorous story about a stray dog who adopts a family, despite the narrator's insistence that "Elki is not my dog." It explores themes of belonging and the bond between humans and animals.

  2. 10 Silly Children by Jon Lander A chaotic and joyous counting book that follows ten very silly children as they play, make messes, and cause general mayhem. It celebrates the unbridled energy of childhood.

  3. Hey Diddle Diddle by Judy Horacek Beloved illustrator Judy Horacek reimagines the classic nursery rhyme with her signature wit and vibrant artistic style. It offers a fresh, funny visual take on the cow jumping over the moon.

  4. The Wheelbarrow Express by Sue Whiting Tommy and his Pop have a special routine: riding the "Wheelbarrow Express." When Pop gets too old to push, they must find a new way to share their adventures. A touching story about the bond between generations.

  5. Mr Clownfish, Miss Anemone and the Hermit Crab by Sean E Avery Set on a bustling coral reef, this story explores the symbiotic relationship between a clownfish and an anemone, and the grumpy hermit crab who just wants some peace and quiet.

  6. Jack's Jumper by Sara Acton Jack the dog loves his woolly jumper, but when it starts to unravel, he has to learn to let go. This gentle story deals with attachment to comfort objects and the inevitability of change.

  7. A Home for Stone by Corrinne Averiss Stone is a small rock who wants to belong. After a long journey, he learns that a home isn't just a place, but a feeling of connection. It is a sweet story about finding your place in the world.

  8. Secret Agent Elephant by Eoin McLaughlin 007 has nothing on this elephant. He is a master of disguise (or so he thinks). This hilarious spy spoof follows an elephant trying to blend in while solving a mystery, with very silly results.

  9. Paradise Sands: A Story of Enchantment by Levi Pinfold A young girl and her brothers drive to a mysterious hotel where the boys are transformed into dolphins by the beastly ruler. The girl must strike a bargain to save them in this haunting, atmospherically illustrated dark fairy tale.

  10. Angry Cookie by Laura Dockrill Cookie is angry, and he doesn't want to talk about it. In this interactive book, the reader must try to cheer up the grumpy confection, exploring emotions and friendship along the way.

  11. Duck, Apple, Egg by Glenda Millard A lyrical and rhythmic picture book perfect for reading aloud. It celebrates the simple joys of a picnic in the garden, nature, and the gentle cycle of life with soft, beautiful illustrations.

  12. Are You a Monster? by Guilherme Karsten A bold and interactive book where a "monster" speaks directly to the reader, trying to determine if they are a monster too. It is a fun, engaging read that encourages children to roar and stomp.

  13. Eyes That Speak to the Stars by Joanna Ho A companion to Eyes That Kiss in the Corners, this book celebrates Asian masculinity and identity. A young boy learns to see the power and history in his eyes, connecting him to his father and grandfather.

  14. The World Awaits by Tomos Roberts (Tomfoolery) From the creator of The Great Realisation, this poem empowers children to realize their potential. It encourages them to be the heroes of their own stories and make a positive impact on the world.

  15. Happy Birthday to You! by Dr. Seuss Celebrate your special day with the Birthday Bird of Katroo! This classic Seuss tale describes the fantastic and elaborate ways birthdays are celebrated in the land of Katroo.

  16. Ten Apples Up on Top by Dr. Seuss A classic beginner book about a dog, a lion, and a tiger who compete to see who can balance the most apples on their heads while doing ridiculous activities.

  17. Horton and the Kwuggerbug and More Lost Stories by Dr. Seuss A collection of "lost" stories featuring beloved characters. In the title tale, the faithful elephant Horton gets roped into a dangerous journey by a manipulative Kwuggerbug.

  18. Hugless and the Great Cake Bake by David Melling Hugless Douglas, the lovable bear, enters a baking competition. Expect sticky paws, messy kitchens, and a lot of heart as Douglas tries to bake the perfect cake without causing a disaster.