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This graphic novel-style book is great for readers in K-2nd grade. This book has great illustrations, and teaches a lesson on how to try new things. The readers can relate to this most of the time, because it is about a girl and her younger sister, going on an adventure on a Saturday.

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This book has little to no words, but describes a friendship between a boy and a girl. The two children become friends by helping each other build a tree house. This book is great for younger elementary school children, and teaches a great lesson about making new friends.

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This is a cute book about a little guy, who just wants his Dad to wake up, and play with him. The little guy gets up, and tried to make pancakes, but then he makes a huge mess. Many other crazy things happen that morning, and finally the little guy falls back asleep. This book is great for grades K-3. It helps teach cause and effect and allows the reader to relate to the story and make predictions.

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This is a long graphic novel, more appropriate for older elementary, younger middle school students. This is a funny comic book that shares the adventures of this goofy, hungry fox who can't seem to ever trick anyone. Not even his prey fall for his tricks. The fox tries many different silly ways to get to his food.

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This children's graphic novel is about a baby trying to get out of his crib. He tries to communicate with the dog, Jo-Jo. No matter what Jo-Jo does to help the baby, he always seems to get in trouble with the mom and dad. This book is appropriate for students K through 3. It teaches us to always do the right thing, no matter the consequences.