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 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 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 …
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 …
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 …
Written by Elli Woollard, Illustrated by Steven Lenton Fun take on “Little Red Riding Hood” and “The Three Little Pigs.” The little pig has a house that is safe from the wolf. He finds out that the wolf is going to go after little red riding hood’s granny and sets out on a quest to …
The Horrible Trouble with Hally Tosis Written and Illustrated by Dav Pilkey Hally Tosis is a dog who has a big problem: she has really bad breath. Her dog breath is starting to cause some problems. The parents think that they are going to have to send her to a new home and the kids …
Big Words, Small Stories, #3 Written by Judith Henderson, Illustrated by T. L. McBeth This book is written as short stories, which makes it easier for kids to reach a stopping point while reading. The author uses comedy to introduce big words. The illustrations are engaging and humorous. Each short story is filled with little …
