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Books in the Picture Book genre:

Madeline in Texas (1999)

A special edition of Madeline in America sold by Neiman-Marcus. Read online at archive.org. ... View More

Michael Hague’s Magical World of Unicorns (1999)

A collection of unicorn paintings with short poems and quotations.

Author(s): Various
Illustrator(s): Michael Hague

Sector 7 (1999)

A boy on a trip to the Empire State Building gets a tour of Sector 7, where the clouds are made. Read online at archive.org. ... View More

Author(s): David Wiesner
Illustrator(s): David Wiesner

Caldecott Honor Book
Caldecott Honor Book - 2000

Ten Little Bears (1999)

A counting rhyme featuring teddy bears.

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Author(s): Kathleen Hague
Illustrator(s): Michael Hague

The Three Sillies (1999)

A young man thinks his sweetheart and her family are the silliest people in the world until he meets the three sillies. Read online at archive.org.... View More

Author(s): Steven Kellogg
Illustrator(s): Steven Kellogg

The Ugly Duckling (1999)

When one of the ducklings doesn’t match the rest of the hatchlings, he is shunned by the farmyard animals, until he discovers he belongs to a different family altogether.

Author(s): Hans Christian Andersen
Illustrator(s): Jerry Pinkney

Caldecott Honor Book
Caldecott Honor Book - 2000

Wings of an Artist (1999)

More than twenty children’s book artists discuss their work.

Albidaro and the Mischievous Dream (2000)

What if the children decided to do whatever they wanted? And the animals all joined in?

Author(s): Julius Lester
Illustrator(s): Jerry Pinkney

The Baby Beebee Bird (2000)

The baby beebee bird is a newcomer to the zoo and he likes to sing his song all night long.

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Author(s): Diane R. Massie
Illustrator(s): Steven Kellogg

Bonjour, Babar! (2000)

In 1931 Jean de Brunhoff created Babar, a little elephant who walked out of the jungle and into the hearts of readers the world over. Widely recognized as the father of the picture book, Jean de Brunhoff wrote and illustrated six Babar stories before... View More

Author(s): Jean de Brunhoff
Illustrator(s): Jean de Brunhoff

Bunny’s Noisy Book (2000)

A baby bunny hears the sounds of his world.

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Author(s): Margaret Wise Brown
Illustrator(s): Lisa McCue

A Child Is Born (2000)

A poetic description of the Nativity.

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Author(s): Margaret Wise Brown
Illustrator(s): Floyd Cooper

The Church Mice Take a Break (2000)

When the vestry mice and Sampson are stranded at a seaside resort, they have to resort to the sea to retrieve their fossil ticket home.

Author(s): Graham Oakley
Illustrator(s): Graham Oakley

Dinos to Go (2000)

Seven different dinosaurs to choose from.

Author(s): Sandra Boynton
Illustrator(s): Sandra Boynton

Eloise: The Ultimate Edition (2000)

This omnibus includes four adventures of the most famous resident of the Plaza Hotel in New York, Eloise: The Absolutely Essential Eloise Eloise in Paris Eloise at Christmastime Eloise in Moscow Read online at archive.org.... View More

Author(s): Kay Thompson
Illustrator(s): Hilary Knight

Eloise’s Guide to Life (2000)

A collection of short selections from the Eloise canon.

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Author(s): Kay Thompson
Illustrator(s): Hilary Knight

First Friends (2000)

Toddlers make their first friends.

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Author(s): Lenore Blegvad
Illustrator(s): Erik Blegvad

Hedgie’s Surprise (2000)

Hedgie helps Henny hen hide her eggs from the mischievous Tomten.

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Author(s): Jan Brett
Illustrator(s): Jan Brett

Hey, Wake Up! (2000)

Enough of going to bed, let’s get up and play!

Author(s): Sandra Boynton
Illustrator(s): Sandra Boynton

The Lion’s Share (2000)

A lion cub is born with wings and can’t wait to try them.

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Author(s): Chris Conover
Illustrator(s): Chris Conover

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