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This early chapter book is about a girl who is really brave but faces many difficulties in school. Her teacher and friends all laugh at her during show and tell, her teacher accuses of her cheating when she was really helping out a friend. This character also in the story is getting to stay in a new room which she is honestly kind of afraid. The character in this book towards the end learns to even after all of the hard times she faced she still is being brave. I believe this book will be good for all students in first grade to have an understanding that it is okay for life to have difficulties.

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Henry and Mudge In Puddle Trouble By: Cynthia Rylant

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Henry and Mudge In Puddle Trouble By: Cynthia Rylant

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Henry and Mudge are enjoying the spring weather by playing in the mud puddles. I feel that I could use this to teach my students about spring and how it rains a lot. I also, believe that the students can relate to personal stories of when they have played in mud puddles.

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Lola Levine Is not MEAN! By: Monica Brown

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Lola Levine Is not MEAN! By: Monica Brown

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This book is a newer release and is about a character who actually learns how to be successful in second grade and not be mean to her friends. I believe that my students could relate to this character because I feel that at times students feel they need to always be mean to get what they need in the classroom.

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Rabbit and Robot: The Sleepover By: Cece Bell

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Rabbit and Robot: The Sleepover By: Cece Bell

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This book is an award winner and is about a robot and a rabbit going to a sleep over together. The rabbit is very organized and has the whole sleep over planned out while the robot is unorganized and likes different things than the rabbit. But throughout the book and into the ending the two characters learn to still get along with one another even though they like different things. This could be used to teach my students it is okay to not be the same as your friends.

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Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus By: Barbara Park

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Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus By: Barbara Park

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Junie B. Jones was one of my favorite book series growing up as a child. Junie B. Jones in this book refused to ride the school bus because it smelled and didn't like the other kids on the bus. She decides to hide in the teachers supply closet and once she is found her mother finds a friend for her to ride the bus with. This book could be used to teach my students that even if riding the bus is not their favorite part of the day try and make it fun with a friend.