Parent and child -- Fiction
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Parent and child -- Fiction
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- "More more more" said the baby : 3 love stories
- 22 Britannia Road
- 24 karat kids
- A koala for Katie
- After the end
- Alien Eraser to the rescue
- All of baby nose to toes
- Always
- Amelia Bedelia unleashed
- Amy loves the rain
- Artemis Fowl : the opal deception
- Ask me
- Baby love
- Bad guys
- Before you know kindness
- Big girl : a novel
- Children of exile
- Dear Mr. Henshaw
- Dear child
- Dismantled : a novel
- Do not become alarmed
- Everything on a waffle
- Farmer's market day
- Fred gets dressed
- Gloria's way
- Good night pillow fight
- Hand in hand
- Happy birthday, Little Pookie
- Help for the haunted
- Here she is!
- Hold tight
- How many kisses do you want tonight?
- How to put an octopus to bed
- Hug
- I am small
- I love you always and forever
- I love you forever and a day
- I'd know you anywhere, my love
- If only/
- It's a fair day, Amber Brown
- Kafka on the shore
- Let's do everything and nothing
- Level 13 : a slacker novel
- Little Pookie
- Little children
- Living with Mom and living with Dad
- Love
- Love makes a family
- Love waves
- Mae among the stars
- Matilda
- Matilda
- Maybe, my baby
- Miyazaki's spirited away :, V. 5
- Miyazaki's spirited away, V. 3
- Miyazaki's spirited away, V. 4
- Monday is one day
- Monk camps out
- My Louisiana sky
- My ex-life
- My mom's wedding
- My parents are divorced, my elbows have nicknames, and other facts about me
- Never, not ever!
- No matter what
- No, silly!
- Old Bear and his cub
- Once upon a time, there was you : a novel
- Our Twitchy
- Owen
- Panda kisses
- Petunia goes wild
- Philippa Fisher and the dream-maker's daughter
- Playing nice : a novel
- Princess Penelope
- Reed's Beach
- Regular Guy
- Sleep, baby, sleep
- Snuggle Mountain
- Snuggle Puppy : a love song
- Soccer mom from outer space
- Some dogs do
- Soof
- Stand up, Yumi Chung!
- Stay awake, Sally
- Stay with me
- Stepsister from the Planet Weird
- Strange flowers
- Swimsuit : a novel
- Ten thousand saints
- The Berenstain bears and the trouble with grownups
- The adventures of Little Nutbrown Hare
- The baby goes beep
- The beach house
- The big Bazoohley
- The boy who cried fabulous
- The dark side : a novel
- The face on the milk carton
- The forgetting time : a novel
- The good husband of Zebra Drive
- The good-bye book
- The half wives
- The hungry season
- The memory keeper's daughter
- The most fun we ever had
- The most fun we ever had : a novel
- The playground : a novel
- The queen of France
- The road home
- The search for the perfect child
- The truth of me : about a boy, his grandmother, and a very good dog
- The yearling
- There's an owl in the shower
- Through moon and stars and night skies
- Tomorrow river
- Too small for honey cake
- Treasure hunt
- Waiting for mama
- Welcome : a Mo Willems guide for new arrivals
- What's with this room?
- Whatever happened to Janie?
- When Aidan became a brother
- Wherever you are, my love will find you
- Whiter than snow
- Without you
- You'll find me
- You're all my favorites
- You're loved
- Your Nose! : a wild little love song
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