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Written by Kim Norman, Illustrated by Daniel Miyares This story follows two siblings as they enjoy each season. Kim does an excellent job describing the highlights of each season and Daniel enhances it with his beautiful illustrations. Anyone can enjoy reading this book, even if they have not shared the same experiences the characters are …
Written and Illustrated by Rob Biddulph This is a colorful, fun story about a dog that is different from others in his community. He leaves the city to find a place where he fits in better. In the new city he meets someone there that is different from others there and explains that he was …
Written by Jamie L. B. Deenihan, Illustrated by Erin Hunting Blue is a tooth fairy in training. He works hard and passes his exams. But his final test is to collect the tooth of a little girl named Veda. If he succeeds, he will become an official tooth fairy, but if he fails he will …
Written and Illustrated by Nicholas Oldland Bear, Moose, and Beaver love the Christmas season. They want everything perfect for their first Christmas together. Unfortunately, they forget the tree and decide to find one. Every tree they find is not quite right. Until the pine tree. Bear is upset when Beaver tries to cut the tree …
Written and Illustrated by Eric Carle This is so cute! My students love everything Eric Carle so this will be popular. Christmas is for everyone, the big and the small. This book is filled with all of the wonderful sounds and sights of Christmas, even for the Grouchy Ladybug. Love this cute little book. Reviewed …
Written by Lucy Rowland, Illustrated by Paula Bowles Sammy, the cat, wants to help Santa out. Instead he feels bad for messing things up. So, he takes a nap and accidentally gets wrapped up and put in the sleigh. Luckily for Santa, Sammy is in the sleigh when some robbers try to steal from his …
Written by Kevin Tseng, Illustrated by Dana Wulfekotte Kids will think the animals are so silly as the try to figure out what a snowman is. Such a creative story on how ordinary objects for us can be perceived by animals. This can be used to introduce perspective by having students write about the ways …
Written by Nancy Siscoe, Illustrated by Sabina Gibson Yay!!! There is snow! Berry, Ginger, and Willow are excited to play outside! Sledding, ice skating, hockey, and making a snowman are sooo much fun. Although, coming in and warming your toes by fire while drinking hot cocoa is awesome too. This is a very cute easy …
