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Written by Greg Foley
Simple illustrations and text tell the sweet story of Bear who worries about his friend Caterpillar who has wrapped himself up in his cocoon.
P - K
Written by Johanna Hurwitz
Julio discovers his hidden leadership skills as the class prepares to hold an election for president. "Gently thoughtful and cheerfully humorous."—SLJ
4 - 5
Written by Douglas Evans
The custodian at the W.T. Melon Elementary School tells some tall tales about ghosts and mischief...
3 - 4
Written by Betsy Byars
In this exciting beginning chapter book, a tornado is coming, and once Pete the farmhand gathers...
3 - 3
Written by Margaret McNamara
Young readers will relate to the experiences as they follow the kids of Mrs. Connor's first grade class through the year, from first day jitters, to the pumpkin patch, all the way to graduation
K - 1
Written by Mike Thaler
Just when you thought it was safe to come back to the classroom The horror continues as the...
2 - 3
Written by Leonid Gore
A curious worm wonders what various animals eat for lunch, and when he comes to a hungry fish, he's got a surprise in store "Simple and poetic."—SLJ
P - 2
Written by Norman Bridwell
Playful, loving, big, and warm, Clifford is "every child's idea of what a dog should really be"—Elementary English
K - 1
Written by Cynthia Rylant
The popular tales of Henry and his 180-pound dog, Mudge, a friendly pooch who's always ready for adventure. "An appealing, unintimidating format."—Children's Literature
1 - 2
Written by Karma Wilson
Readers will be comforted by these gentle tales of Bear and the wonderful friends who find ways to take care of him. "Virtual instant classics."—Children's Literature
P - K
Written by Sofie Laguna
Lily Hippo can't help it—she's just too loud. But a new music and drama teacher shows Lily that sometimes, volume is exactly what you need
K - 2
Written by Paula Danziger
Amber's best friend Justin learns he has to move away, and Amber discovers how hard it is to say goodbye. "The friendship is beautifully drawn."—Booklist
2 - 4
Written by Timothy Roland
Guy always seems to find plenty of material for his cartoon "COMIC GUY" in stories that are told with both text and Guy's hilarious comic strips.
4 - 4
Written by Barbara Park
Legions of devoted young readers can't get enough of this sassy, irrepressible first grader and her hilarious way with words
1 - 3
Written by Jonathan London
Preschoolers are sure to relate to Froggy’s forgetfulness, impatience, and fears. The repetitive...
K - 1
Written by Audrey Penn
Chester Raccoon learns that his mother never runs out of love, no matter how many share it. "The powerful pull of old-fashioned sentiment."—Publishers Weekly
P - K
Written by Mike Thaler
These early chapter books take the Black Lagoon kids on hilarious adventures to what they anticipate to be their doom—but which turn out to be delightful events in the end.
2 - 3
Written by Mike Thaler
These early chapter books take the Black Lagoon kids on hilarious adventures to what they anticipate to be their doom—but which turn out to be delightful events in the end.
2 - 3
Written by Suzy Kline
Horrible Harry is a devilish second grader who plays pranks with nearly catastrophic results, but still ends up as a good friend.
2 - 3
Written by Steven Kroll
The Mayor of Mouseville announces a contest, awarding a prize to whomever builds the biggest...
P - 1
Written by Norman Bridwell
Playful, loving, big, and warm, Clifford is "every child's idea of what a dog should really be"—Elementary English
K - 1
Written by Frank Asch
Bear is trying to catch a fish—if his pesky shadow will let him—in this simple lesson about the sun’s daily movement.
P - K
Written by Peter H. Reynolds
Marisol volunteers to paint the sky for her class's mural, but when they run out of blue paint, she must rely on her imagination for inspiration. "An important message."—SLJ
P - 3
Written by Michael Anthony Steele
A new building is going up Watch the big trucks lift and dig.
