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	Spike is just learning about his new quills from his friend, Rupert. When Rupert gets into trouble with Bear, Spike must use more than his quills to save his friend. Read the start of Kazaak! Released in November, 2010.
	Hanna Bear can smell winter coming. It’s time to find a den where she will snooze until spring, because that is what bears do. But this year, Hanna’s friends have promised to wake her up for Christmas. As Christmas nears, no one is able to make enough noise to rouse her. Will she miss the surprise they have for her? (author: Monica Devine; Illustrator: Sean Cassidy) Read the start of Hanna Bear's Christmas
	Henry is not a morning rooster. He loves to stay up late playing with the other animals. When his father leaves the farm for a convention, Henry must crow everyone awake. (author: Margariet Ruurs; Illustrator: Sean Cassidy) Read the beginning of Wake Up, Henry Rooster! Blue Spruce nominee Chocolate Lily nominee
	Gummytoes, a gray tree frog, always blends into the background and never gets seen. When he decides to make others notice him, he gets more attention than he can handle. Read the beginning of Gummytoes. Blue Spruce nominee Shining Willow nominee
	A lamb is missing from the barnyard. When Mouse offers to help find the lost lamb, the sheep shake their heads and say she is too small for the task. Mouse doesn’t let that bother her. She knows that the smallest ones can sometimes get the biggest results. Read the start of Good To Be Small Mr.Christie’s Silver Award
	Merlin is a kitten who gets adopted by Guinevere, the oldest hen in the barn. Guinevere showers Merlin with love and seeds, but a kitten cannot thrive on chicken feed. When a young girl visits the barn, Guinevere knows that, with the girl, Merlin will have a safe, healthy, loving home. Merlin never forgets Guinevere or her love. He finds a unique way to show his love in return. (author: Stephanie Simpson McLellan; Illustrator: Sean Cassidy) Read the beginning of The Chicken Cat Ruth Schwartz Award Mr.Christie’s Gold Award Blue Spruce nominee

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