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Beware of the Bears is a spin off of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. It is about the bears coming home to see what mess Goldilocks had made, and they want to take revenge on her by raiding her house. It turns out that they raided the wrong house.
I would recommend this book for early readers, kindergarten-second grade.

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Bink & Gollie is about two little girls, Bink and Gollie. It is split up into three different stories, “Don’t you need a pair of socks?” ‘P.S. I’ll be back soon” and “Give a fish a home.” In each story, there is a conflict and they both eventually resolve the problem and remain best friends. The book tells us that friendship is important and that you should always consider the feelings of the other person.
I would recommend this book for early readers, kindergarten-second grade.

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Diary of a Fly is part of a three part series including Diary of a Worm and Diary of a Spider. Throughout the book, the fly learns a lot about herself and how she can be a super hero even though she's an insect.
I would recommend this book for early readers, kindergarten-third grade.

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Each Kindness is about a girl named Chloe that was mean to the new girl at school, Maya. One day, Maya did not show up for school and the teacher announced that she had moved away. That day, the teacher also taught about kindness. Chloe lived with the guilt of not being kind to Maya and wished she could apologize.
I would recommend this book for early readers, kindergarten-second grade.

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Esperanza Rising is a novel about a privileged twelve-year-old girl named Esperanza who lives with her family in Mexico. Esperanza’s father was killed by bandits, her house burned down, and she was faced with many challenges that shaped her into a strong young woman. This book teaches that staying positive through hard situations help shape you into a stronger, more independent person.
I would recommend this book to grades four and above.

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Fish in a Tree is a novel about a creative and clever girl named Ally who has always had a difficult time at school, not just academically, but behaviorally as well. After visiting the principal’s office multiple times, the principal decided to move her to Mr. Daniels’ class. With the help of her friends Albert and Keisha, and her teacher Mr. Daniels, Ally finds confidence in herself and accepts her dyslexia.
I would recommend this book to grades four and higher. I think children of that age would enjoy this book because of how it is written from a sixth grade girl’s perspective.

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Lillian's Right to Vote is about an African American elderly woman and how she remembers the voting history of her family. It goes through the passage of the 15th amendment and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
I would recommend this book for all elementary students because it teaches about a revolutionary time in American history.

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Llama Llama Mad at Mama is about a boy llama and his mother going to the grocery store. He is mad because he doesn't want to be there so he throws a fit. Ultimately, his mother tells him that she doesn't like shopping either, but at least they get to do it together, which makes him happy.
I would recommend this book to early readers, Pre-K-second grade

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Martin’s Big Words: The Life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by Doreen Rappaport 

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Martin’s Big Words: The Life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by Doreen Rappaport 

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Martin's Big Words: The Life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. about the life and accomplishments of Martin Luther King Jr. This book teaches the importance of what he did throughout his time in American history.
I would recommend this book to all elementary students because it is a great example of a biography.

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My Grandfather's Coat is about a girl that goes through the events of his grandfather’s coat. Each time her grandfather’s coat would wear out, he would transform it into another piece of clothing. Eventually, he transformed it into a toy for his grandson. The story is told by the granddaughter to her grandson.
I would recommend this book to early readers, kindergarten-second grade.

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My Name is Yoon is about a young Korean girl who just moved to the United States and doesn't know how to write in English. She was frustrated because she didn't want to learn English print, and wanted to move back to Korea. Her father taught her how to write every letter in the alphabet. Her teacher at school also helped her learn how to write in English and she enjoys it. She realizes that different doesn't have to be a bad thing, in fact, it can be good.
I would recommend this book for early readers, kindergarten-second grade.

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My People is about seeing the beauty in people of color. This book is actually a short poem, but it is full of expressive photographs that enhance the text.
I would recommend this book to all elementary students.

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One Green Apple is about a young Muslim girl who recently moved to the United States. She struggles with not knowing English. During a field trip with her class to an apple orchard, she finds things that remind her of her home, and starts to make friends. She ultimately discovers a sense of belonging to her new home.
I would recommend this book to all elementary students.

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The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate

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The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate

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The One and Only Ivan is a novel about an artistic gorilla named Ivan who lives at the Big Top Mall. He is surrounded by his friends Stella and Ruby, elephants, and Bob the dog. Ivan realizes that the Big Top Mall is not a place for animals, and his mission is to get them to a zoo. This story teaches perseverance and the importance of friendships.
I would recommend this book to fourth graders and older because of the rich language.

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The Rainbow Fish is about a fish who learns the importance of sharing. At the beginning of the book, he did not want to share his shiny scales. Ultimately, he shares his scales with other fish and is very happy.
I would recommend this book for early readers, kindergarten-second grade.

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The Three Pigs is a story about three pigs who collect materials to build their houses. The pigs struggle with a wolf huffing and puffing and blowing their houses down. This story is based off the traditional tale of The Three Pigs.
I would recommend this book for early readers, kindergarten-second grade.

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This Is Not My Hat is about a small fish that has stolen a hat from a bigger fish. This story goes through the journey of the little fish and how he tries to hide from the big fish. Ultimately, the big fish finds him and gets his hat back.
I would recommend this book for early readers, kindergarten-second grade.

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Tiger Boy is a story about a boy named Neel who is trying to find a tiger cub that has escaped from the local reserve. The book is set on a poor island between Bangladesh and India. Throughout the book, Neel is forced to make mature decisions for his future and his family. This book teaches to never give up, and that hard work and dedication pays off in the end.
I would recommend this book to second graders and above.

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Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak

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Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak

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Where the Wild Things Are is about a boy named Max who was sent to his room after being mischievous. In his room, he falls asleep and dreams of a place where monsters are. He likes his time there until he realizes that he had been a bad boy so he went home to eat his dinner.
I would recommend this book for early readers, kindergarten-second grade.

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Wonder is a novel about a ten-year-old boy named August “Auggie” Pullman and how he struggles with going to a regular school for the first time. He has a facial abnormality that had caused him to be home-schooled most of his life, until now. Auggie ultimately learns to embrace the way he is and show others kindness, compassion, and what it means to be a true friend.
I would recommend this book to third grade and older. While this book has made an impact on all ages, I feel as though elementary students can relate to the characters in this book and also learn about acceptance.