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Written and Illustrated by: Matt de la Pena

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This book is a Newbery Award winner. It’s a story that helps students gain a deeper understanding on friendship, building community, and finding beauty in unlikely places. Every Sunday after church, CJ and his Nana take the bus to its last stop on Market Street. On this specific Sunday, CJ begins to wonder why they have to wait in the rain, why they don't have a car, and why they always make this trip. The book takes a trip that provides children the opportunity to learn about different perspectives and why we should be grateful with what we have even if it's different.

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This book is a Pura Belpre Award winner. In this story, Juana and her dog Lucas go on an adventure. Throughout these adventures, Juana learns how to speak and read in English. We get to see Juana's struggles as she is learning a new language but we also get to see the benefits that come along with learning a new language. This book shows the perspective of someone who doesn't know a language that everyone else around them does know. It shows how difficult it can be to be an outsider.

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This book is a Caldecott Award winner. In this story a little boy goes out to explore the city during a snow day. He experiences snow in different ways which includes making footprints, knocking snow down from a tree, making snow angels, and trying to save a snowball for the next day.

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Written by: Karen Beaumount                    Illustrated by: David Catrow 

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I Like Myself is a book about a little girl and her dog who follows her everywhere she goes. Throughout the book, the little girl can express her self-esteem in a variety of different ways. She can show her self-confidence and can be comfortable being herself. The little girl and her dog go about their day while staying authentic to themselves. This book can teach children to be proud of who they are no matter what others may think or say because at the end of the day the only opinion that really matters is your own.

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Written and Illustrated by Giles Andreae

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This book can be used to help teach a lesson on being willing. We read in the book that Gerald the giraffe isn’t the best dancer although this is true he really enjoys dancing therefore throughout the book Gerald is willing to try and try again until he finds words of encouragement from his friends.

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This book is about a pilgrim girl named Sarah Morton. In this story, we get to follow Sarah and see how her daily life was in different aspects such as work and play in the new world. We see her milking goats, cooking, and even learning to read and write. This book allows the reader to gain a different perspective of how it was growing up during this time period and how different it is from our daily lives.

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Written and Illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds

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This book is such an amazing way to allow students to see what can happen if they are authentic and true to themselves. This book is about a girl who didn’t know what a great artist she could be until she was willing to try and embraced her creativity. She was able to inspire others throughout her story.

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Written and Illustrated by Carol Antoinette Peacock

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A young pilgrim named Faith finds a cat on the Mayflower. She befriends the cat and names the cat Pounce. Together they spend time together facing the long voyage. They experienced sickness, hunger, and coldness together. The cat is loyal and stands by her side when she gets sick. Throughout this time the cat sits by her bed and waits and waits hoping she'll get better. She eventually does get better and they find land and the Indians helped the pilgrims get back on their feet.

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This book allows students to be able to learn about what happens when we tell a lie even if we think it’s a small lie that can’t hurt anyone. This book teaches students why it’s important to be authentic. Ruthie finds a tiny camera and in order to keep it tells a tiny lie. In the book we are able to see what happens from this little lie.

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I have a different reading log to go along with the theme of every month even through the summer months so students can keep up with what they are reading.

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In this story, Jack is a little boy who is trying to help his mom make extra money to get enough food. He sells his cow but meets an old man who is willing to give him magical beans in return for his cow. He takes the beans back home and his mother is upset because they still need money. She threw the beans out of the window and the next morning there was a giant beanstalk that went up to the sky. He went up the beanstalk and met giants who eat children. He went on an adventure and was able to bring money back home. He was chased by the giants but was able to escape and chop down the beanstalk.

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This story is about three pigs that live together until Mommy Pig tells them it's time to go out on their own and build their own house. One pig makes their house out of straw. Another pig built their house out of sticks. The final pigs built their house out of stone. The big bad wolf comes in the book looking to eat the pigs. We are shown how the first two houses weren't strong enough and were blown down. The only house standing was the stone house. All three pigs ended up in the stone house and got rid of the big bad wolf.

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Dr. Seuss for Kids | Learn about the History of Dr Suess and His Stories

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Theodor Geisel, better known to the world as Dr. Seuss, the author and illustrator of such children’s books as “The Cat in the Hat” and “Green Eggs and Ham,” is born in Springfield, Massachusetts on March 2, 1904.

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One rainy day a little girl and her friends find themselves walking down the road when they they find a mysterious black bag with yellow stars and moons on it. They take a look in the bag to find lots of different chalfs inside. The little girl picks up a yellow chalk and begins drawing a sun. Before they know it the sun comes to life and the rain goes away. They all become shocked and surprised as they look at the butterflies they drew come off the cement and begin flying around them. Before they know it someone drew a BIG dinosaur. They begin to yell and run to the playground as they try to escape the dinosaur. As they hide in the slides one little boy pulls out a piece of chalk and gets right to work drawing a cloudy sky and rain drops. It begins to rain and the dinosaur melts away. They watch the green chalk float away and put the bag of chalk back where they found it.

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This book takes us on the journey of plant life. It has colorful illustrations that he us understand germination, growth, and reproduction. The book introduces the parts of a plant and emphasizes the role of soil, sunlight, and water. Simple language and engaging visuals make it an excellent resource for nurturing a child's curiosity about the natural world.

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This book is a creative and entertaining math book for children. It has many different rhymes and colorful illustrations. The author engages young readers in a series of math puzzles and problems involving grapes. The book encourages critical thinking while making it an enjoyable learning experience for kids. "The Grapes of Math" combines mathematical skills with fun storytelling, making it an excellent resource for both teachers and parents looking to make math more engaging for children.

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This book includes a lot of poems that engage our imagination. From pigs falling from the sky to noodles taking flight, each poem is filled with silliness and creativity. This book is perfect for children who enjoy imaginative and funny wordplay.

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This book has a collection of poems that invites readers into a funny and different world. Silverstein's poems touch on the reader's different emotions and experiences. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" is a journey into the fantastical realms of storytelling, sparking creativity and leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those who read it.

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Written in comic format the main character in the series also known as Greg navigates friendships, family dynamics, and the school in a way that is relatable to readers. Each book is a humorous and engaging diary entry, creating a must-read series for those who enjoy a blend of comedy and coming-of-age storytelling.

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The "Dog Man" series is a popular and funny graphic novel collection that follows the adventures of a part-dog, part-human police officer named Dog Man. In this series, Dog Man faces various challenges all while showing bravery and silliness.

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In this book, a bunny named Jasper finds a pair of glowing creepy underwear. He struggles with owning a pair of underwear that seems to have a mind of its own. With its playful storytelling and entertaining illustrations, the series combines humor with overcoming fears.

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Peter has always loved telling stories. Growing up in New Jersey, he told stories by drawing whimsical characters and scenes from his imagination. As a teenager, he fell in love with writing and began telling his tales with words. While studying illustration at Art Center College of Design, Peter's love of both words and pictures led him to take several courses on children's books, and before long he knew he'd found his calling.

After graduating from Art Center Peter moved to New York City to be closer to the publishing industry. He was working on animated TV shows when he signed a book deal to write and illustrate his first picture book, Flight of the Dodo. Peter quickly signed up his second and third books, and his career as an author and illustrator of children's books was under way.

Since then Peter has written and illustrated many books for children and earned numerous honors, including a Caldecott Honor, a Horn Book Award, two E.B. White Awards, two E.B. White Honors, a Children's Choice Award for Illustrator of the Year, two Irma Black Honors, a Golden Kite Award, a New York Times Best Illustrated Book Award and multiple New York Times bestsellers.

Peter lives in Maine with his wife, Susan, and their dog, Pam.

You can find out more about Peter and his books at peterbrownstudio.com

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Creepy Pair of Underwear! (Creepy Tales!)

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Creepy Pair of Underwear! (Creepy Tales!) [Reynolds, Aaron, Brown, Peter] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Creepy Pair of Underwear! (Creepy Tales!)

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This book is a funny and silly story about a pigeon who wants to drive a bus very badly. In this book, the pigeon is trying to persuade the reader to let him drive the bus. It is not only engaging but also very interactive.