What’s On Our Bookshelf this July

Books on a bookshelf.

The Big Day at Miss Tilly’s Ballet

By Tilly Abbe

It’s finally the day of Penelope’s ballet performance! But as her excitement turns into worry and nerves kick in, she wonders if she can overcome her fears and take the big stage. Written by a world-renowned ballet teacher, this sweet story shows young readers how to conquer their fears and experience the joy of achievement. Ages 3-7.

My Weird School Special: There’s a Skunk in My Bunk!

By Dan Gutman

School’s out for summer, and A.J. is finally free – or so he thought. Stuck at the sleepaway camp his parents signed him up for, how will A.J. make the best of this weird place that he and his friends deem is infested with mosquitoes, bees and other animals that break into cabins? Kids will enjoy this silly summer special edition of My Weird School. Ages 6-10.

Cattitude

By Bianca Schulze

Cats have a bad rap, and Cleo is no different – she hides rather than greets, gets into playful mischief and prefers to be alone. But above all, she has a heart of gold. A charming and accurate depiction of life with a cat, this book is the purr-fect tale of friendship and unconditional love for our feline friends. Ages 3-7.

The Amazing Adventures of Mr. Mac: The Farm Life Way

By Vickilynn O’Donnell

Explore the farm with Mr. Mac and Granny Jay Kay. From sun up to sun down, there are chores galore and animals to care for! This rhyming story makes for a fun read aloud and keeps young minds turning with lessons on colors, animals and farm life. Ages 3-7.

Beach Bummer

By Ryan T. Higgins

Fans of Bruce will relish in his latest adventure – or lack thereof – on the beach! When the mice and geese convince him to have some fun in the Soggy Hollow sun against his will, how will Bruce (who hates summer) react? Tiny readers will laugh-out-loud seeing Bruce’s grumpy reactions and mannerisms. Ages 2-5.

This collection of books was gathered by freelance writer Lori Orlinsky, an award-winning, bestselling children’s book author and industry expert who lives and breathes children’s books.

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