Hugo Hippo and Bella Bird are best buddies—but that doesn’t mean they have to be exactly the same. Does it?Hugo is feeling pretty unique. Bella wants to be unique, too—she wants to be unique exactly like Hugo! Hmmm. Maybe Bella doesn’t quite get “unique.” And how can Hugo be unique if Bella is copying everything he does? Hugo and Bella find themselves in friendly face-off in this cheerful follow-up to I Don’t Want to Be a Pea, which Kirkus Reviews called a “charming story of compromise.” And whether you’ve been the copycat or the copycatted, you’ll identify with the simpatico pair’s search for distinction.

Product Description: A cauliflower hat, a fish bonnet, a few large animals, a flying boar called Melvin, and a whole lot of watermelons come together in this wacky tale told in rhyme To the villagers who watch her going about her day, it is clear that Miss Jolly is irritatingly happy...read more

Perfect for any child who worries about being different, this beautiful story by new talent Ellie Sandall celebrates friendship and understanding. Mango is a little bird with a BIG problem. Her best bear friend Blue copies everything she does! But when Mango flies off in a huff, Blue can't follow and soon Mango starts to feel lonely...Where is her copycat bear?

Product Description: Matthew Cordell, the author-illustrator of Caldecott Medal winner Wolf in the Snow, crafts a delightful picture book about new siblings and growing families in Another Brother. Life for Davy was glorious as long as he had his mother and father to himself...read more

Product Description: A child's search to find herSELF . . . Poor Catie! She so wants to fit in with her friends that she copies what they do. This makes her look very silly and feel very sad. One night when Catie falls asleep, she has a surprising dream that changes everything, and she learns just what it means to live in her own skin...read more

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