Summer
Written by Cao Wenxuan, Illustrated by Yu Rong
Diann Cox
One Wild Christmas
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 …
The First Christmas Sweater
(and the Sheep Who Changed Everything) Written by Ryan Tubridy, Illustrated by Chris Judge Hillary is a rainbow-colored sheep. She lives on a farm with other traditional sheep. There are two things she loves: making lists and Christmas. She loves everything about Christmas! Then one day her best friend, Didya, relays the news that Santa …
Perfect
Written and Illustrated by Max Amato Eraser likes his pages nice and clean. Pencil likes to mark the pages. Just little marks at first. Then the marks get bigger and fill the whole page. What can Eraser do? The scribbles are everywhere! Can Eraser be creative and have something besides a clean page? Maybe Eraser …
Llama Destroys the World
Written by Jonathan Stutzman, Illustrated by Heather Fox Llama finds cake on Monday and eats too much cake. It is his first mistake of the week. Throughout the week, Llama continues to make mistakes. Tuesday he wears his dance pants (which are too tight now from the cake he ate) and the pants rip. The …
What Does An Anteater Eat?
Written and Illustrated by Ross Collins Anteater wakes up with a problem. He’s hungry and can’t remember what he eats. He converses with other animals who gives suggestions, but they don’t seem quite right. Anteater remembers by the end of the book what he eats… There is an surprise ending and it it silly to …
Pick a Pumpkin
Written by Patricia Toht, Illustrated by Jarvis Pick a Pumpkin is the story of finding, bringing home, and carving the pumpkins. The best parts of Pick a Pumpkin are the illustrations. Jarvis, the illustrator, has brought all the colors of fall into one book. The reader sees and feels the season. The rhyming text and …
