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• I Love You So Mush!

  Elys, Dori,

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  BOARD BOOK: Get the littlest learners in your family for a fantastic Fungi Fall with this affectionate board book. Have amanita mushrooms ever looked cuter?

• Mrs. Peanuckle's Mushroom Alphabet

  Ford, Jessie,

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  BOARD BOOK: E is for enoki. T is for truffles! Practice your ABCs in a most delicious way.

• Mushroom Friends

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  LIBRARY OF THINGS: Use these adorable little mushrooms to match colors, identify emotions, play a gentle game of catch, or play pretend. (Ages 0+)

• If I Were a Fungus

  Stella, Gaia, 1982-

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  PICTURE BOOK: If you were a fungus, you'd be completely different! What shape would you be? What food would you eat? Find out here.

• Fritz

  a Mushroom Story

  Garrity-Riley, Kelsey,

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  PICTURE BOOK: Fritz might be the world's cutest mushroom - but he's also one of the world's shyest! When he decides to have a day like his outgoing BFF, what will happen?

• The Mushroom of Doom!

  Davies, Becky,

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  PICTURE BOOK: A mushroom passed over as a pizza topping (for PINEAPPLE! hurtful!) decides to get revenge in this silly story.

• A Better Best Friend

  Tallec, Olivier,

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  PICTURE BOOK: Squirrel is delighted to find a BFF in Pock, an enormous mushroom, over the course of a year...but what happens when they make other friends, too? Do you have to choose just one BEST friend?

• On a Mushroom Day

  Baker, Chris,

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  PICTURE BOOK: What will you find on a mushroom day? Take a walk through the woods with a loved one and hunt up some of the local fungi.

• Mushroom Lullaby

  Kraegel, Kenneth,

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  PICTURE BOOK: Ready for a cozy mushroom bedtime book? You can't get sweeter than this gentle rhyme.

• Theodore and the Talking Mushroom

  Lionni, Leo, 1910-1999

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  PICTURE BOOK: This classic Leo Lionni story of a mouse looking for a way to feel special will have little ones giggling.

• Fungi Grow

  Gianferrari, Maria,

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  PICTURE BOOK: You're familiar with mushrooms, but do you know what fungi are doing under the surface? This beautiful book will tell you! Read the simpler text aloud to little listeners, or pore over the small-text details with older kids.

• Mushroom Rain

  Zimmermann, Laura K.,

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  PICTURE BOOK: A can't-miss read-aloud with illustrations you'll be tempted to frame on your wall - they're that beautiful! Get a mushroom's-eye view of the world.

• See a Mushroom Grow

  Chang, Kirsten, 1991-

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  NONFICTION: From spore to mushroom, the way fungi grow is incredible! Easy-to-read text and close-up photographs make this a great pick for newer readers.

• Mushrooms and Company

  How a Marvelously Moldy Network Supports Life on Earth

  Roebers, Geert-Jan,

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  NONFICTION: What do cheese, poisons, and garbage have in common? Fungi can be involved with all three! Learn cool facts about the fungus amongus - like that there are over 10,000 different kinds of fungi in North America alone.

• Humongous Fungus

  Boddy, Lynne

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  NONFICTION: Fungi are everywhere, doing all kinds of important jobs in nature. Elementary schoolers on up will love paging through these fascinating facts about the hidden world of mushrooms (and more!)

• We Spy Fungi

  Search and Find Mushrooms, Cacti, and Other Fascinating Plants

  Donnelly, Rebecca,

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  NONFICTION: Spot the special plants - fungi included! - in these beautiful illustrations, then learn about the important roles they play in their ecosystems.

• Microbes to the Rescue

  Using Bacteria, Algae and Fungi to Clean Up the Planet

  Ridge, Yolanda, 1973-

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  NONFICTION: What if we used fungi to improve our farms? Or the containers our stuff comes in? You'll be shocked at the cutting-edge technology that could shape our future - and it all depends on our little fungal (and bacterial, and...algaeical?)…Read moreRead more of this annotation