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Books in Chunky Book series

  • Chicky Basket

    Jan Lebeyka

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Feb. 6, 1996)
    Illustrated in full color. Look inside a wicker basket and meet four downy chicks--Peep, Peck, Chirp, and Cheep. The chicks set out to meet their friends but soon get tired. As luck would have it, they meet up with Mother Hen--who knows just what to do with her brood of sleepy chicks.
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  • THE LITTLE COUNTRY BOOK-CHUNKY

    Mallory Loehr, Edward Miller

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Feb. 15, 1994)
    Vivid, full-color illustrations capture the rhythms of country life, from feeding ponies and catching bugs to lying lazily on the riverbank listening to the crickets' song. For children under three.
  • Bunny Egg

    Jan Lebeyka

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Feb. 6, 1996)
    Illustrated in full color. Peek inside a fanciful egg and see the two little marshmallow bunnies who live there. Each day is much like the next inside their sparkly house--until one day when they accidentally tumble out and experience life to the fullest.
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  • The Little Book of Hugs

    Steve Wiesinger, Sumiko

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Dec. 24, 2002)
    From napping hugs to tickle hugs, there are lots of different hugs to share! Babies and toddlers will love the sweet illustrations and simple rhyming text in this delightful little book.
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  • Under The Sea

    Jo Litchfield, Francesca Allen, Howard Allman

    Board book (Usborne Pub Ltd, Jan. 30, 2005)
    Presents illustrations of undersea life, with the word for it underneath it, and includes shells, seaweed, and fish.
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  • THE LITTLE CITY BOOK-CHUNKY BO

    Ed Miller

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Feb. 15, 1994)
    Bold, colorful illustrations capture all the teeming excitement of the city, from commuters rushing to work to the nighttime skyscrapers sparkling with millions of lights. For children under three.
  • The Big Boo!

    Joel Schick, Inc. Gorilla Productions

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, July 14, 1997)
    In this hilarious "Lift and Eeeek" book the Sesame Street Monsters have a contest to see who's the "scariest". Who will make the biggest boo of all? Peek under the last flap to find out!
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  • Elmo Jumps

    Stephanie St. Pierre, Kristen Mathieu Mello

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Oct. 19, 1999)
    It's spring and Elmo is jumping for joy! Watch him hop all over Sesame Street. High and low, over a puddle, and over a hopscotch game! Elmo jumps up. Elmo jumps Down. How high can you jump.
  • Little Book of Hugs

    Steve Weisinger

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Dec. 26, 1990)
    What kind of hug are you in the mood for today? From tickle hugs that make you laugh to leg hugs when you're feeling shy, this sweet, collectible guide to hugs perfectly captures all the various types of hugs, and all the different feelings associated with each and every one. This is the perfect book to share with any body that needs a hug.
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  • Planes

    Byron Barton

    Board book (Harperfestival, May 1, 1994)
    A chunky board book, featuring bold graphics and a simple text, visits the airport where all kinds of planes are landing and taking off, including seaplanes and a plane that writes in the sky. Reissue.
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  • The Little Shoe Book

    Benette Tiffault

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, April 11, 1995)
    Illustrated in full color. Where do feet go when they need new shoes? To the ice cream store? No! Ice-cream shoes are way too cold. To the toy store? No way! Jack-in-the-box shoes are much too jumpy. In this adorable die-cut Chunky Shape Book, these little feet soon discover that the only place to buy new shoes is--of course--the shoe store!
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  • Grover Dances

    Stephanie St. Pierre, Kristen Mathieu Mello

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Oct. 12, 1999)
    Put on your dancing shoes! Grover can dance any dance, and he wants his friends to join in the fun. Tap-dance, square-dance, sing along!