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Recommended and Tree House approved books
Jamie Lynn has written a very curious and silly tale about a strength competition in the jungle.  Who will win?  You will have to check out this book to find out.  My son read this book to me and we had an interesting conversation about our personal strengths and strengths of other people we know.  Taking the time to share the  strengths we perceive and appreciate about each other was encouraging and uplifting.  The illustrations are delightful and expressive,  are created  by Sakshi Mangal the same illustrator that did the art in Winston Winks and the other Winston books.  To find out more about this book check out Jamie Lynn's website. 
Here is a great summertime beach read for kids.  The Tooth Fairy needs to help the Shark Tooth Fairy because there is work to be done and the Shark Tooth Fairy is not feeling well. Erica Morgan has written a very creative story that can prompt many conversation about helping others and aquatic creatures.   The illustrations are bright and fun.  There is a find the shark tooth game in the book on every page.  This is a  clever story that combines the worlds above and below water.  Definitely a treasure of a book.     
Layton Lavik has written this beautiful book about our planet Earth.   When he found out he was going to be a father he wanted to share his love of nature, science and astronomy with his child.  He wrote and developed  a poetic story that is full of Earth facts while he was deep sea diving as a commercial diver.  I can't think of being more immersed in your subject matter than that.    I appreciate the respect and love he shows for the magic of our planet in his story in rhyme.  The pages are filled will fun illustrations.  Layton Lavik lives in Canada with his beautiful family.  This is a book worth checking out!  You can find out more about Layton Lavik on his website. 
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Sue Wambolt's second book in her Hollerbrook Farm series really is a shining star.  Gabby the Goat gets in some crazy antics on the farm.   Everyone is trying to figure her out.  She definitely has her own way of doing things.  I really liked this story that made me think about the  discovery of our uniqueness and acceptance of the ones we love.  You can find more about Gabby the Goat and Pete the Hungry Pig on Sue Wambolt's website.

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