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Arnold, T., Hamilton, M., & Weiss, M. (2018). Noodleheads See the Future (Illustrated ed.).

Holiday House.

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This brief comic-style book presents stories inspired by famous folktales from around the world. In the first story, Mac and Mac Noodleheads try to help Uncle Ziti, however, their lack of figurative language triggers Uncle Ziti’s exasperation. In the second story, Mac and Mac are certain that if they gather firewood, their Mom will be so grateful that she will bake them a cake. However, they get tricked by Meatball in the process. Luckly, they are able to accomplish a greater task for their mother, resulting in a delicious cake.

Tedd Arnold does a superb job with the illustrations in this book. The cartoonish artwork certainly captures the reader’s attention. Additionally, it narrates the story perfectly.  This book can be used to introduce children to different folktales in a comical way. This book is targeted for worldwide young audiences in elementary school.

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Fenske, J. (2015). A Pig, a Fox, and a Box. Penguin Young Readers Group.

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In a series of illustrations, Fox tries to trick Pig numerous times by hiding inside a box. Unfortunately for Fox, things do not go as planned.

Fenske created a lovely and humorous story that incorporates the use of rhyme and rhythm that captivates the reader’s attention. It can be used to introduce children to rhyming words and onomatopoeias. The lovely and vivid illustrations complement the story and captivates the theme of friendship and cleverness. This book offers several topics that world wide audiences can relate to.

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A Pig, A Fox, and a Box Book Read Aloud by Jonathan Fenske | Mo Willems Books Lovers

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Hunter, A. (2020). Where’s Baby? (Illustrated ed.). Tundra Books.

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This story is narrated by Papa Fox who happens to be looking for Baby. As Papa Fox looks for the young fox, this lovely character meets several animals in the forest and soon realizes Baby  has never been far away from him.

Hunter incorporated delicate illustrations with soft color schemes that complements the narrative of this lovely story. This book can be used to introduce concepts such as prepositions, hide-and-seek, and animals and nature encounters. Readers are delighted to spot Baby as they turn to the pages of this book. This resource offers several topics that world wide audiences can relate to including father-son-relationship.

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Kang, A., & Weyant, C. (2014). You Are Not Small (1st ed.). Two Lions.

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This lovely story is narrated by two fuzzy creatures debating who is small and who is big. With an unexpected twist, they are able to sort things out.

Anna Kang and Christoper Weyant created a humorous story that is told effectively with minimal use of words and simple illustrations. The story clearly emphasizes the theme of point of view throughout the narrative. The use of repetitive words conveys meaning and can help students develop language skills. This book can be used to expose a worldwide audience to several topics such as bullying and acceptance.

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(Animated Story) You are not Small by Anna Kang

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Morris, J. E. (2019). Flubby Is Not a Good Pet! (Illustrated ed.). Penguin Workshop.

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Flubby, Kami’s cat, is not a typical pet. He does not do things such as sing, jump, and play catch like other pets do. Kami is constantly comparing her cat to her friends’ pets. Eventually she   realizes that even though Flubby is not a good pet, he needs her as much as she needs him.

Morris incorporated simple illustrations with soft color schemes that complements the narrative of this lovely story. The narrative contains short, repetitive sentences that are designed to help emergent readers. This book offers several topics that world wide audiences can relate to including the fact that the main character is a cat and real cats usually do not follow ower’s commands. Readers are delighted by the characters’ expressions.

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“Flubby Is Not a Good Pet” by J.E Morris

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Pizzoli, G. (2019). The Book Hog. Disney-Hyperion.

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The book Hog loves all books, but there is just one problem. The Book Hog does not know how to read. With the Help of Miss Olive, the Book Hog learned how to read, and enjoys books evenmore.

Pizzoli did a fantastic job with the story elements and illustrations. He incorporated the color scheme of different shades of pink, green, and white that was uniform throughout the book. The delicate illustrations with soft color schemes that complement the narrative of this lovely story.The illustrations truly depict the character’s expressions as he learns to read.  This resource offers several topics that world wide audiences can relate to.

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Savage, S. (2018). Supertruck. Roaring Brook Press.

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This book introduces different kinds of trucks and their jobs. One day, a colossal snowstorm hits the city, and all the trucks are caught in a terrible blizzard.  Garbage truck became Supertruck and saved the day.

This book is an excellent resource that could be used to describe the importance of many kinds of jobs.  The artwork of this book is fascinating as it presents illustrations that are colorful and visually appealing to the readers. This book targets emergent readers. This book is an excellent resource that presents several topics that worldwide audiences can relate to.

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SUPERTRUCK by Stephen Savage animated book

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Tabor, C. R. (2018). Fox the Tiger (My First I Can Read) (Illustrated ed.). Balzer + Bray.

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This story is about Fox who wishes to become a tiger because tigers possess amazing attributes. With the help of his friends and Squirrel’s admiration, Fox realizes that foxes are also very impressive animals too.

The illustrations in this book allow the audience to visualize the physical attributes of the characters, as well as their mannerisms and interactions with other characters. Tabor captivated a strong topic through a narrative that displays the importance of self-acceptance. Through vivid writing, we witness how the protagonists evolve and learn the true meaning of friendship. This fictional story exposes the themes of friendship and self-acceptance. This book is an excellent resource that can be used to encourage children to be proud of who they are and accept others.

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Oops, Pounce, Quick, Run!: An Alphabet Caper

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Oops, Pounce, Quick, Run!: An Alphabet Caper

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Twohy, M. (2016). Oops, Pounce, Quick, Run!: An Alphabet Caper. Balzer + Bray.

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This story begins when a mouse is asleep and is suddenly awakened by a ball. As the story progresses, the alphabet reveals a comical adventure.

Twohy did an amazing job at creating a comical story where illustrations clearly support the narration. The comic interactions between the mouse and the dog captivate the reader’s attention. All the letters of the alphabet are presented with a pictorial object for letter-object recognition. This resource contains topics that are targeted for worldwide emergent readers.

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Mini Storytime With Ms. Ann: "Oops, Pounce, Quick, Run!" Read-Aloud

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Willems, M. (2008). Are You Ready to Play Outside? (An Elephant and Piggie Book) (An

Elephant and Piggie Book, 7) (Illustrated ed.). Hyperion Books for Children.

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Gerald the elephant and his friend Piggie are outdoors and ready to play when a drop of rain falls. Piggie gets discouraged until two worms share their excitement about the rain. As the story continues, Piggie and Gerald characters realized that despite the rain, they can have fun playing outside.

Willems incorporated cartoon-style illustrations with soft color schemes that complements the narrative of this lovely story. The illustrations truly captivate the essence of the characters and their relationship among others. Readers are delighted to spot all the activities Piggie and Gerald do in the rain as they turn to the pages of this book. This resource offers several topics that worldwide audiences can relate to including looking at the optimistic side of unexpected situations.

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