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Title: Henry & Mudge and the Great Grandpas
Author: Cynthia Rylant
Date Finished: 09/05/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary: Henry and his pet dog, Mudge, went to visit Great Grandpa Bill.  Great Grandpa Bill lived with a lot of other grandpas.  Henry and Mudge venture off on their own and discover a pond in the woods.  Henry wants to swim, but knows he needs an adult with him to go swimming.  They go back to get his parents and are surprised that all of the grandpas also want to go for a swim.  Henry and Mudge take his dad and all of the grandpas for a swim in their "scivvies."
Who would like this book?  These book is a fun and interesting read for a children.  It is appropriate for grades 2 and up for independent reading.
Awards: Theodore Seuss Geisel Medal.  2006 Notable Children's Book.

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Title: Enemy Pie
Author: Derek Munson
Date Finished: 08/25/2018
Genre: Children's fiction
Summary: This book is about a boy who is enjoying his summer until Jeremy Ross moved into his neighborhood.  Jeremy began stealing all of his friend.  With the help of his dad, the main character devises a plan to get rid of Jeremy Ross. Once he begins to execute his plan, the main character starts to rethink his plan as the two begin to bond.
Who would like this book? This book is appropriate for kids in elementary school. This book would be helpful for boys who are having a difficult time getting along with peers.

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Title: The Hate You Give
Author:  Angie Thomas
Date Finished: 09/19/2018
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Summary:  Starr Carter is with her friend Kahlil Harris when they get pulled over by a police officer.  Starr witnesses the police officer shoot and kill unarmed Kahlil.  The book is told from her point of view as she struggles to find herself following the incident.
Mirror/ Window: This book could be a window book for those who cannot understand the Black Lives Matter movement.  As Starr reveals her feelings and thoughts toward the police shootings of unarmed black men, one can easily sympathize with her (and all of the other families who have been  affected by the injustices they face).
Bonus: Hot New Book
Awards: Coretta Scott King Book Award.  Goodreads Choice Award Winner for 2017.

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Title: Frog and Toad Together
Author: Arnold Lobel
Date Finished: 09/06/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary: This is the 2nd book in the Frog and Toad series.  Like any best friends, Frog and Toad do pretty much everything together.  In one chapter, Toad visits Frog's house and is in awe by his beautiful garden.  Frog gives Toad some seeds to plant his own garden. Toad expects his garden to bloom right away, but Frog tries to explain that Toad must wait for the sun and rain to help the seeds grow.  The book continues to follow Toad and Frog's friendship as they encounter different scenarios including willpower and bravery.
Awards: Newberry Honor Series
Who would like this book?  This book is ideal for younger readers.  Preferably K-2.

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Title: The Snowy Day
Author: Ezra Jack Keats
Date finished: 08/29/2018
Genre: Children's fiction
Summary:  Peter wakes up one morning to a snow day.  He plays outside in the snow all day.  He even made a snowball and stuck it in his pocket to save for the next day.  That night, Peter dreams all the snow had melted and is sad.  When he wakes the next morning, he is excited to see the snow is still there.  He plays outside in the snow with a friend.
Who would like this book?  This is an early elementary reader book.  Students might enjoy this more during the colder months.
Bonus: Windows & Mirrors - All of the characters illustrated in this book are African American.  This book depicts a minority that is often under represented in children's literature.  It would be nice for black students to see characters that resemble themselves and their families in the classroom. It would also be beneficial for the majority to see Black characters in the books they are reading.
Awards: 1963 Caldecott Medal Winner

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Title: Scaredy Squirrel
Author: Melanie Watt
Date Finished:08/27/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary: Scaredy Squirrel has his normal, boring, very safe, daily routine down packed... but in the event there is an emergency, he is prepared for almost anything.  He has a plan and his emergency kit on hand at all times.  But when the unexpected occurs and he is forced out of his safety nest, what will happen to Scaredy Squirrel.
Who would like this?  This book is appropriate for kids in elementary school.

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Title: Dog on a Frog?
Author: Kes & Claire Fray
Date Finished: 09/10/2018
Summary: Dog on a Frog?  Absolutely not!  The frog is changing the rules.  Dogs will now sit on logs.  Cats will sit gnats.  This book is full of rhymes in which all the animals sit on something it rhymes with.
Who would like this book? This book is full of silly animal rhymes. This book would be ideal for early readers, probably those in kindergarten.
Bonus: Hot New Book

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Title: Yesterday, I had the Blues
Author: Jeron Ashford Frame
Date Finished: 09/06/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary: This book colorfully expresses feelings and moods.  It shows that moods change daily.  The main character describes the kind of days he and his family are having.  "Talia has the indigos.  Sasha has the pinks."
Who would like this book?  This book would be a good choice if a student is having a bad day.  It is intended for students in pre-k through second grade.
Bonus: Window/ Mirror - This book can serve as a mirror for students who are black.  The boy telling the story is black and so are his family members.  This book allows students who's race is not often portrayed in children's literature an opportunity to see themselves in stories and illustrations.
Awards: Ezra Keats Book Award

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Title: Rap A Tap Tap! Here's Bojangles - Think of That
Author: Leo and Diane Dillion
Date Finished: 09/06/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary:  The main character, Bojangles, is a black man who spends his days dancing and tapping all threw his city.  He dances rain or shine.  This book is based around a real person, Bill "Bojangles" Robinson.  He was the highest paid black entertainer during the Great Depression of the 1930's.
Who would like this book?  This would be a great selection for a student interested in jazz, tap, or one who may find him or herself always dancing.  This book has a guided reading level J and students in grades K-5th might enjoy it.
Bonus: Window/ Mirror - The main character in this book is a black man.  This book can act as a mirror for black students.  Black people are not often portrayed or illustrated in children's literature.  It enables black students to see themselves in books they might be reading in the classroom.
Awards:  2003 Notable Children's Book Award.  Coretta Scott King Honor Book.

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Title: Snowmen at Night
Author: Caralyn Buehner
Date Finished: 09/12/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary:  When the young child telling the story realizes his snowman has changed size and shape the next morning, he (or she) comes up with clever reasons for the snowmen's distortion.  It is as if the snowmen was out partying all night.
Who would like this book? This book would be a nice selection to read before the Christmas/Holiday break or when expected a snow storm. This book is a guided reading level K and is ideal for grades K-2nd.

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Title: Not a Box
Author: Antoinette Portis
Date Finished: 09/12/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary:  A rabbit using his imagination explores all of the endless possibilities his box can be.
Who would like this book?  This book is targeted for early readers.  This would be a good selection when talking about imagination.
Awards: Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor Book.

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Title: Kawi, Pawi, Po
Author: Tracey Reeder
Date Finished: 09/12/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary:  Kawi, Pawi, Po is a game played by Chinese students.  Some of the characters in the story are Woo Chui, Kim Young Hee, and Chae.  As the story progresses we learn that Kawi, Pawi, Po is the same games as Rock, Paper, Scissor.
Who would like this book? Students in grades K-2 may enjoy this book. This would be a good choice to introduce students to other culture and games they play.
Mirror/ Window:  This book teaches students that a new student from another country or a place very far away is still very much like them and other children their age.  Students can learn all children play and enjoy many of the same games.

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Title: Song Lee in Room 2B
Author: Suzy Kline
Date Finished: 08/30/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary: This book is part of the Horrible Harry chapter books.  You will recognize some of the same characters in each.  The book is told from Doug's point of view.  Song Lee is a shy Korean girl in the classroom.  Although, she is quiet and prides herself on doing well in school, she like the rest of her classmates enjoys a good laugh.  Song Lee is one of the nicest students in her class.
Who would like this book? Students in K-2 would enjoy this book. There is slight humor in it that they would find amusing.
Bonus: Window/ Mirror. Song Lee is able to share parts of her culture with her classmates. She is from Korea and able to share interesting facts about Korea. Her family makes kimchi for a few of her friends who spent the weekend at her house. This book would serve as a mirror for students with Korean ancestry.  It would allow them to see themselves in children's literature.  This book could serve as a window for children to learn more about other Korean students and their culture or traditions.

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Title: The Day You Begin
Author: Jacqueline Woodson
Date finished: 9/13/2018
Genre: Children's fiction
Summary: This book depicts the feelings and thoughts a young boy from Venezuela named Rigoberta and others who feel they may not fit in at school.  Rigoberta and Angelina both realize they are not alone.
Who would like this book?  All grade levels would enjoy this book.  This would be a great book to read at the beginning of the school year.
Bonus: Mirror.  This book is a perfect example of a mirror book for any children that do not look like, dress like, or even eat the same foods as their classmates.  This a great opportunity for underrepresented races/ nationalities to see themselves in literature and to let them know there is a place for them.
Bonus: Hot New Book!

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Title: Mermaid Tales: The Polar Bear Express
Author: Debbie Dadey
Date Finished: 09/05/2018
Genre: Fiction - fantasy
Summary:  This book is the 11th book in the Mermaid Tales series.  The main character, Kiki, finds a lost scared polar bear named Nestor.  Kiki and her two best friends, Shelley and Echo, desperately want to help Nestor get back home.  To get him home, they will need to purchase a ticket on the Manta Ray Express.  The mermaid girls are forced to make a big decision as their favorite boy band is performing.
Who would like this book?  The main characters in this book are in the 3rd grade.  This book would be ideal for girls in 2-3rd grade who have an interest in mermaids.

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Title: Mercy Watson to the Rescue
Author: Kate DiCamillo
Date Finished: 09/07/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary:  This is the 1st book in the Mercy Watson series.  Mercy Watson is a pig that lives with Mr. and Mrs Watson.  Mercy loves warm buttered toast.  She is snuggled up in bed with Mr. and Mrs. Watson when the floor starts to moan.  Her owners are frantic and scared and do not want to move.  Mercy runs to the neighbors... not for help as her owners assume, but in search of food.  She goes to visit Baby, who always gives her food.  However, Baby's sister, Eugenia, is not fond of Mercy and doesn't think a pig should live inside of a house.  Eugenia calls the police and is outside chasing Mercy in circles when the fire department arrives.  Fortunately, they arrive just in time to save the Watsons.
Who would like this book?  This a great read for Kindergartners through 2nd graders.
Awards: 2006 Notable Children's Book

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Title: Ice Cream Cones For Sale
Author: Elaine Greenstein
Date Finished: 10/10/2018
Genre: Nonfiction
Summary:  Where, when, and who invented the ice cream cone?  This book starts off debating who created the first ever ice cream cone.  Several different people at the St. Louis State Fair claimed they were the first to come up with the idea, but as you continue to read there is a small twist.
Who would like this book?  This book would be a perfect choice for younger readers - perhaps right before an ice cream party!

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Title: Moonshot: The Flight of Apollo 11
Author: Brian Floca
Date Finished: 10/10/2018
Genre: Nonfiction
Summary: This informational picture book tells the story of the first three astronauts to travel to the moon. It is written in an easy to read, almost rhythmic tone.
Who would like this book?  This book would be ideal for younger readers - especially those interested in space or the solar system.
Awards: The Robert F. Sibert Honor Book. Best Illustrated Children's Book Award. 2010 Flora Stieglitz Straus Winner.

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Title: Finding Winnie: The True Story of the World's Most Famous Bear
Author: Lindsay Mattick
Date Finished: 09/27/2017
Genre: Nonfiction
Summary: A mother is telling her son a true story about how his great-great grandfather, Harry, rescued a bear named Winnie back in the early 1900's.  Winnie joins Harry as he ships out to war.  Winnie joins the soldiers and becomes part of their regiment during World War I.  Harry eventually has to take Winnie to the zoo.  While at the zoo, Winnie is frequently visited by a boy named Christopher Robin.  Christopher Robin's father begins writing stories about his son and the bear, which later become the fictional stories of Winnie the Pooh.
Who would like this book?  This book is ideal for young readers and adult readers.  My son, who is in 3rd grade, asked to borrow this book, so he could bring it to school to share.
Awards: 2016 Randolph Caldecott Medal Winner
Bonus: Hot New Book

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Title: Drawing From Memory
Author: Allen Say
Date Finished: 09/19/2018
Genre: Nonfiction
Summary:  This is an autobiography of Japanese artist and illustrator Allen Say.  He tells of his father leaving his family as a young child and of his father's disapproval of his interest in art.  He tells about his journey to America as a young boy.  He also shares his experience as a student of a great Japanese cartoonist and the important role he played in his life.
Bonus: Window/ Mirror.  The characters in this book are from Japan.  Japanese students are often underrepresented in books.  This book would provide them with a mirror to see themselves in literature.  It also provides a window for students who are not familiar with Japanese culture or tradition to learn more about others.
Awards: Caldecott Medal Winner.

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Title: A Picture Book of Martin Luther King Jr.
Author: David A. Adler
Genre: Nonfiction
Summary:  This book details the life of Martin Luther King Jr.  It explains how he was a great leader.  he led many protests and marches demanding fair laws for everyone regardless of the color of their skin.
Who would like this book?  This book is appropriate for kids in elementary school. This would be a great choice to read during Black History Month It is full of beautiful, watercolor illustrations.
Bonus: Window/ Mirror Book.  This book offers all children an opportunity to better understand the racism people in our country have faced.  For black children it is a mirror; a way for them to see their ancestors and themselves.  For other children, this book acts as a window.  It provides an opportunity for them to see and try to understand the hardships and discrimination their classmates may encounter because of the color of their skin.

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Title: American Heroes Tomochichi
Author: Becca Motil
Date Finished: 08/30/2018
Genre: Nonfiction
Summary: Tomochichi helped the Creek people trade goods with the English settlers. Tomochichi built a new town on the Savannah River combining the Creek and the Yamassee nations. The new village was called Yamacraw Bluff. James Oglethorpe built a town near Yamacraw Bluff. Mary Musgrove spoke both English and Creek.  She was able to translate for Tomochichi and Oglethorpe.  Tomochichi fought to ensure peace between his people and the English settlers.  Tomochichi wanted to make sure his people were treated fairly.
Who would like this book? This book may appeal to early readers. Students with an interest in history or learning about Georgia would enjoy this book.

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Title: What am I?
Author: Anne Giulieri
Genre: Fiction
Date Finished: 09/19/2018
Summary:  This book lists a description of an animal on the first  page and asks what I am.  The following page has a picture of the animal.  The book continues in the same format.
Who would like this book?  This book is intended for early readers.  This would be a great choice for a read aloud to engage students and have them think of what the animal is the author is describing in each scenario.

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Title: All Aboard Science Readers: Snakes
Author: Patricia Demuth
Date Finished: 09/19/2018
Genre: Nonfiction
Summary: This is a detailed book about snakes. It begins with the beginning history of snakes, talks about their size, and the different types of snakes.
Who would like this book? This book is intended for early readers, grades K-2nd. The text is easy to read. The book is full of creative, detailed pictures of snakes that makes it fun to look at. Most boys will enjoy this one.

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Title: Amazing Gorillas
Author: Sarah L. Thompson
Date Finished: 09/19/2018
Genre: Nonfiction
Summary:  This book is all about gorillas.  It talks about adult and baby gorillas and how they live.
Who would like this book? Young, beginning readers would enjoy this book with it's cute, colorful pictures on every page. This would be an ideal selection for someone who has a love of animals.

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Title:  American Like Me
Author:  America Ferrera
Date Finished:
Genre: Nonfiction
Summary:  This book opens with America Ferrera's experience growing up in America.  She vividly describes the moment when she realized she was not the same kind of "American" as most of classmates.  It goes on to describe how she struggled to find her identity.  Then a plethora of other actors, actresses, transgenders, comedians, and political activists describe their experiences as either immigrants or children of immigrants.
Who would like this book? Anyone! Especially those interested in learning about other cultures and traditions. What an amazing read. Bonus:  Hot New Book
Bonus:  Mirror.  This book is filled with commentary and insight from so many nationalities.  Several describe their experience of moving to America and beginning school here and not speaking any English.  Minority students can surely see themselves in this book and relate to someone in it.  For minority students this book is a mirror, a way for them to see themselves. For dominant races, this book acts as window; a way for us to learn more about other cultures and their traditions. This book focuses on cultural and diverse issues.

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Title: Animals Around the World
Author: Wade Cooper
Date Finished: 09/19/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary: This book is filled with colorful pages of a variety of animals.  It gives a brief description of each, and includes an interesting fact about each animal.
Who would like this book? This book is ideal for grades K-2. The interesting fact and pictures on every page make it an easy read for striving readers.

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Title: The Terrible Two
Author: Jory John & Mac Barnett
Date Finished: 10/05/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary: Miles Murphy moved to Yawnee Valley, a quiet town where more often than not, "somewhere in the distance, a cow mooed."  Miles was known for being the biggest prankster at his old school.  He wants to continue on that legacy at his new school and is determined to pull of the greatest pranks ever... but it appears his new school already has quite the prankster.  A mysterious prankster!  Once the unknown prankster out-pranks Miles, he proposes to Miles that they team up. Miles rejects his offer and declares a pranking battle between the two.
Who would like this book?  Any boy in upper elementary grades to middle school would enjoy this book.  This might be an ideal selection for someone moving to a new school (even though we don't want to give them any prank ideas).  Also, any student who enjoys jokes or humor may like this book.
Awards: 2017 Young Readers' Choice Award
Bonus:  Hot New Book. #titletalk

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Title: Rain Reign
Author: Ann M. Martin
Date Finished: 11/04/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary: Oh my goodness, what a tear jerker! Rose is a high functioning autistic girl who has an obsession with rules and homonyms. As a result, Rose has a difficult time making friends at school. She has an inseparable relationship with her dog Rain.  The two love each other.  In the midst of a huge storm, Rain gets out of the house and gets lost.  Rose blames her father for letting the dog outside without her leash - ultimately breaking one of the rules.  Will Rose be able to find Rain?
Who would like this book?  This book would be a good choice for anyone, especially animal lovers or those interested or curious about autism. Fifth graders or middle school grades would enjoy this book.
Bonus: Window/ Mirror Book. Rose is raised by her father. Her mother ran away when Rose was very young. This book could be a mirror for a child who does not know their mother and is being raised only by their father. This book could also serve as a mirror for those with a disability, such as autism.  It is not often that these children see themselves represented in literature.  It also allows students who do not suffer from autism to better understand what it is like for another student with the condition.

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Title: Redeeming Love
Author: Francine Rivers
Date Finished: 11/27/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary: Oh my goodness, another tear jerker!  I could not put this one down.  The only book, I've ever read that I didn't want to stop reading.  Set in the 1800's, Angel was sold into prostitution at a very young age.  She remained a harlot and worked in several brothels.  Michael, a God fearing and religious man comes into her life when God tells him to marry her.  It is a difficult road for Michael as he pursues Angel, but he is relentless.  This a Christian romance about redemption.  I completely fell in love with Michael and his patience for Angel/ Sarah.
Who would like this book?  I am not much of a reader, but I LOVED this book.  That being said, I don't know that it is for everyone.  Those who are interested in romance novels will like this one.

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Title: Dog Man
Author: Dav Pilkey
Date Finished: 09/02/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary: Comics from George and Harold reveal the story of Dog Man. The villain, Petey, sets off a bomb that sends a cop and a police dog to the hospital. At the hospital, the only way the doctor can save the two is to cut off the dog's head and sew it onto the cop's body. And thus Dog Man in created. The remaining chapters follow Dog Man on adventures defeating Petey and his evil accomplices.
Who would like this book?  Almost any boy in elementary school would enjoy the gross humor in this book.  My 8 year old son, who usually despises reading, will not put the Dog Man books down. I literally have to take them from him, so he will go to bed. It is easy to read with lots of pictures, so it isn't intimidating for striving readers.
Bonus: Hot New Book. #titletalk

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Title: Big Nate From the the Top
Author: Lincoln Peirce
Date Finished: 10/07/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary:  11 year old Nate Wright is a middle school kid who stays in trouble.  He tells of usual daily school routines with whit and humor.  You get to meet his friends, Francis and Teddy, along with his teachers and enemies.  The book follows Nate and his friends through many scenarios, all mostly related to things at school and things Nate does not want to do.
Who would like this book? Mostly any boy in elementary and middle school grades would enjoy this hysterical graphic novel

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Title: Dork Diaries: Tales from a Not-so Perfect Pet Sitter
Author: Rachel Renee Russel
Date Finished: 10/13/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary:  This is the 10th book in the Dork Diaries series.  In this graphic novel, the audience reads along in Nikki Maxwell's diary.   Nikki is in middle school.  Her little sister Brianna is a pain and always aggravating Nikki about something.  Nikki has a crush on Brandon.  Brandon works at a pet store, but has no room to take the puppies in. Nikki agrees to help Brandon out by keeping the 7 puppies without her parent's permission.  She struggles to keep the puppies hidden from her parents and Brianna.  These puppies are in to everything!  At school, Nikki is constantly bullied by Mackenzie Hollister.  The two seem to hate each other.  Nikki refers to Mackenzie as part of the CCP's - the cute, cool, and popular kids.  Nikki is so happy when Mackenzie switches school.  Nikki learns that at her new school, Mackenzie gets picked on by all the popular kids there.  Although Nikki takes delight in learning that Mackenzie is being treated the same way she treated Nikki and her friends, Chloe and Zoey, Nikki can't help but feel sorry for Mackenzie.
Who would like this book? What a cute read! Any girl in grades 3rd - middle school would enjoy this graphic novel. It is full of lots of funny scenarios.

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Title: Owl Diaries - Eva's Treetop Festival
Author: Rebecca Elliott
Date Finished: 10/12/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary:  This is the first book in the Owl Diaries series.  Eva is an owl who enjoys writing in her journal.  Her best friend is Lucy.  Eva volunteers to take on all of the responsibilities of the Treetop Festival at her school, despite her teacher's advice to share the work.  As Eva stresses out as the festival is quickly approaching, she realizes she has to ask her friends for help in order to get everything done.
Who would like this book?  This book is intended for early readers.  It appeals to young girls in kindergarten through second grade with colorful illustrations and easy to read text.
Bonus: Hot New Book. #titletalk

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Title: Star-Lord Knowhere to Run
Author: Chris "Doc" Wyatt
Date Finished: 09/15/2018
Genre: Fiction
Summary:  Peter Quill aka Star-Lord  is living his life on Knowhere, when he is visited by another human-being from planet Earth, Captain Marvel.  Captain Marvel explains to Star-Lord that she and everyone on Earth need his help.  She tells him he cannot trust any of his friends, the Guardians of the Galaxy.  Peter lies to his friends telling them he is sick to avoid them while trying to save Earth with Captain Marvel.  Despite Peter's attempts to exclude his friends, they come to his rescue and help them defeat the mysterious villian.
Who would like this book? This book is ideal for students in 3rd - middle school. Any boy interested in super heroes would enjoy this book. Preferably children who enjoy the Marvel comics.

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The Snowy Day
Yesterday, I had the Blues
Rap A Tap Tap
Not A Box

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The Snowy Day
Yesterday, I had the Blues
Rap A Tap Tap
The Day You Begin
Kawi, Pawi, Po

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Dog on a Frog?
The Day You Begin

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Moonshot
Finding Winnie
Drawing From Memory

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Finding Winnie

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Drawing From Memory
A Picture Book of MLK Jr

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Henry and Mudge and the Great Grandpas
Frog and Toad Together
Mercy Watson to the Rescue

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Song Lee in Room 2B

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Dog Man
Owl Diaries

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The Hate You Give
The Terrible Two

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The Hate You Give
American Like Me
Rain Reign

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The Hate You Give
American Like Me
The Terrible Two