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A fun, relatable bedtime story in a dyslexia-friendly format (larger spacing/font, comfortable design for struggling readers).

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Stephanie Seidler and Lee Kravitz

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This is a picture-word book by Heather Amery and illustrated by Stephen Cartwright. It features busy, colorful scenes – everyday contexts and lots to spot and talk about – with a strong focus on building foundational vocabulary for beginner readers and for children learning English as an additional language.

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Heather Amery and Stephen Cartwright

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Because the language is playful, the adult reader can emphasize rhymes, ask children to repeat key lines or predict silly variations, and encourage discussion about what’s happening (who’s hopping, why). This encourages expressive language, repetition, and discussion.

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Dr. Seuss

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This book uses minimal dialogue and expressive illustrations to tell the story of two boys becoming friends. The simple text supports fluency and helps children infer meaning from both words and pictures, enhancing comprehension. Through discussion and expressive reading, it fosters oral language development, encouraging students to predict, describe emotions, and engage in conversation about the story.

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Chris Raschka

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This book is all about a girl named Minli who goes and searches for the old man on the moon to change her family's fortune. It has a lot of descriptive and interesting words for students to learn and practice to expand their vocabulary.

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By Grace Lin

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This book is all about rhyming and word patterns for students to practice. It is all about letters racing up a tree, and exposes students to letter sounds. 

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By Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault

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A Bad Case of Stripes is about a young girl who LOVES lima beans. But she refuses to eat them, simply because the other kids at school don't like them, so she is worried they wont be friends with her, and she will get a bad case of stripes. She learns at the end that it doesn't matter, and she can eat what she wants to.

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By David Shannon

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This book is all about being kind to others and "filling their buckets" rather than emptying them. "Filling a bucket" means to make someone else or yourself feel better and happier. This book teaches young kids to choose kindness.

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By Carol McCloud and Katherine Martin

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This book is a wonderful rhyming practice book about a girl named Sally who runs around the town with her friends in silly ways.

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By Audrey Wood

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This book is all about students with disabilities, and treating them the same as everyone else, because they are the same, only with something that makes them unique. The book teaches young students the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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By Jayneen Sanders and Camila Carrossine

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This book is all about a little girl named Diya, who travels to India to celebrate Diwali with her grandmother. It teaches students about Indian culture, specifically the Diwali festival of lights, and the importance of celebrating who you are.

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By Namita Moolani Mehra and Kamala Nair

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This book is about a Koala who loves to just sit in his tree and do nothing. Thats the life he prefers. However when change arises, he learns to accept it and embrace it, rather than stick to the lazy tactics he always did.

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By Rachel Bright and Jim Field

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This book is about a tree who loves a little boy. Everyday she would give this boy apples to eat and the boy would climb the tree, finding happiness from it. One day the boy started wanting more from the tree, and eventually learned that he must give love in return for all the things the tree gave him. Its a story about the gift of giving and recieving.

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By Shel Silverstein

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This book is about a little fish called the Pout-Pout Fish, who lives up to his name. He has a constant sad and pouty face, but eventually learns that this face isn't his destiny, and he can be more than just a pouty fish. This book uses rhyming to build the story and teach students the importance of rhyming.

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By Deborah Diesen

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Little Seed is about a small seed who has a goal to hug the world. He sets out on an adventure to learn how to love new friends. This book teaches students about showing love to others, while also practicing similes, which they can use in writing.

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By Benson Shum

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This book is about a little bunny, who while going to sleep, saying goodnight to everything around him. From mittens, to clocks, to even the Moon. It teaches repetitions and word patterns.

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By Margaret Wise Brown

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This incredible rhyming book is all about a little llama who is reading a bedtime story with his mama. It teaches students about the importance of rhyming and using rhyming as a technique to create a really strong writing piece.

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By Anna Dewdney

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This book is about a Chameleon named Camo. Camo has always felt like he didnt belong, even though he was good at blending in with his friends. Eventually Camo decides to try standing out and being himself, thus encouraging his other friends to show their true colors, making the world a more happy and colorful place.

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By Nikki Rogers

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One of Eric Carle's most famous books, "The Very Hungry Caterpillar," is about a little caterpillar who was born and was looking around for food. Throughout the book he continuously eats different things he finds. This book teaches students about repetitions and recognizing word patterns. 

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By Eric Carle

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This book is about a little girl who just cant seem to get anything right. She makes mistakes over and over again and is frustrated by it. Eventually Millie learns that its ok to make mistakes and to continue trying even when she feels discouraged. This teaches kids about growth mindset and not losing hope.

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By Brenda Li

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The Lorax is about a little creature who called himself The Lorax and "speaks for the trees." When a man who goes by The Onceler cuts down all the trees to make a fuzzy product called a Thneed, The Lorax steps up and calls out The Onceler for his destruction of the environment, eventually saving all the trees and the creatures that inhabit them. This book teaches students about rhyming.

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By Dr. Seuss