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This book is a good book to read to Kindergarten or to the 1-3 grade level area. This book talks about how a fish, Swimmy, lost his family and goes on an adventure to find a new one while trying to avoid getting eaten. This would be a good book to teach that sometimes your differences can be beneficial, as it was in this story.
Read 9/15/17

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This book would be appropriate for the 2-4 grade level. This book is endearing as it is written as a letter from a father to his daughter who gives her encouragement when she questions who she is, and it is partnered with beautiful and vibrant illustrations. This would be a good book to teach a) diversity and/or b) acceptance.
Read 10/4/17

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Strega Nona Does It Again! by Tomi DePaolo

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Strega Nona Does It Again! by Tomi DePaolo

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This book would be good for grades level 1-4. De Paolo continues the adventures of Strega Nona. This time, her heartbroken, but vain, niece comes into town and she attempts to solve her love life problems. This would be a good book to teach picture sequence and story comprehension, because of how the illustrator organized the pictures to show the context of the story.
Read 9/22/17

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This book is a good book for the K-2 grade level area. This would be a nice book to teach about adoption and a lot of the complex feelings that might go into these kinds of situations. It describes the relationship between a newly adopted puppy and his mother (who is a cat), and how they adjust to this new situation. It's very endearing.
Read 10/1/15

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The Night of Las Posadas by Tomie DePaolo

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The Night of Las Posadas by Tomie DePaolo

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This would be a good book for the 1-4 grade level area. This book delves into a tradition in Latin communities, which portrays the journey that Maria and Jose had to take in order for the Nativity to take place. This is a good book to talk about different traditions that take place in various cultures.
Read 9/22/17

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I Am Not Going To Get Up Today! by Dr. Seuss

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I Am Not Going To Get Up Today! by Dr. Seuss

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This book is a beginner book, so it would be good for younger grade levels, and older ones as well. This book is written in classic Dr. Seuss rhyming fashion and takes a comedic light to the struggle of waking up early in the morning.  This would be a good book to teach about words that rhyme.
Read 9/1/17

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This book would be appropriate for most grade levels. A group of kids who want to get home in time tries to take a shortcut through a railroad. They risk their life as an unsuspecting train almost overruns them. This would be a good book to point out how to write a personal narrative.
Read 9/18/17

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I Want to Be in a Scary Story by Sean Taylor 

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I Want to Be in a Scary Story by Sean Taylor 

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This book is good for children in preschool and up. This funny story tells of a monster who just wants to be written into a scary story. As the story continues he figures he can't handle the horror, so he figures out another plan. This book is a good book to recognize the different points of view in which a story can be written.
Read 9/18/17

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This is a good book for preschool age level and up. This endearing book talks about the diversity that there is in the world and all the beautiful wonderful things that make it for what it is. This would be a good book to show for rhymes.
Read 9/18/17

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LOVE from the Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle

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LOVE from the Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle

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This book is cute simple book for preschool and Kindergarten. This book is basically just describes why the Very Hungry Caterpillar loves the reader, and it is very encouraging. This would be a good book to show picture and print relationship.
Read 9/11/17

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This book would be a good book for early grade levels. A mouse wants to learn how to be noticed by others, as he is so small and everyone ignores him. So he goes to lion, who has a powerful roar, but is shocked to see the lion startled at first by his presence, and the mouse learns to be okay with who he is.
Read 9/18/17

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This book would be a good picture book for grade levels 2-5. This book goes back into the a time of struggle and persecution. It's from the point of view of the storyteller's grandmother and her experience facing discrimination as a Jew in Soviet Russia. This is a good book to talk about discrimination  and prejudice against certain groups of people.
Read 9/11/17

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This is a good book for preschool children and older. It tells the story of different animals and their mother teaching them how to do what they're supposed to do. This would be a good book to show children that mother animals teach their young.
Read 10/4/17

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Which One Doesn't Belong? And Other Puzzles From Sesame Street by Linda Hayward 

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Which One Doesn't Belong? And Other Puzzles From Sesame Street by Linda Hayward 

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This is a good book for Kindergarten and first grade. Based off of the popular television series, Sesame Street, this book goes through different puzzles for the reader to figure out and think about. This is a good book to give to children in order to think about solving problems and thinking critically.
Read 10/4/17

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This book is appropriate for children in preschool to grade 1. This book goes through a series of clues for the reader to find out what kind of animal is being described by the end. This would be a good book to give to children to start reading and learning sight words.
Read 9/3/17