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It was Kittens first full moon. When she saw the moon she thought it was a bowl of milk in the sky. Kitten was hungry and did everything she possibly could to try and get it, but nothing would work. When she went home she saw a big bowl of milk waiting for her on the porch. This story teaches children to stay focused on what they want.  Henkes, Kevin. Kittens First Full Moon. Seedlings Braille Books, 2015

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Al, a janitor, and his dog pretty much do everything together. They live together in a single room together on West Side. Their room is crowed and their life is a mess. Al and Eddie are fighting when a large and mysterious bird shows up in the bathroom window while Al was shaving. The bird offers them a new life in paradise and after being undecided they accepted the offer. They were transported to a beautiful island in the sky. Al and Eddie were amazed and living at ease, until they started to turn into birds. Al flew back home and when he made it home he realized Eddie was not with him. Al turned around and he saw that Eddie swam back and found his way home. This story teaches children there is no place like home.
Yorinks, Arhtur, and Richard Egielski. Hey, Al. A Sunburst Book, 1999.

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A young girl and her father lives on a farm and took a nighttime walk to go search for owls. The moon was full and big in the sky. It was a beautiful, winter night with a lot of snow. During the walk they both are very quiet until they reach the trees and then Pa cups his hands  and makes an owl call. Nothing happens the first time he makes the call, but the second time they both hear echos back and the owl lands just above their heads. This teaches children about special connections with their parents and it gives them a glimpse of woodland creatures.  Carpan, Carolyn. Jane Yolen. Chelsea House, 2006.

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This is a story about woodland animals who are preparing for the winter. When the animals see the leaves begin to fall and the sun beginning to set earlier they know that winter is about to begin. The geese fly south where it is warm, while the rest of the animals begin to get ready for the cold by growing fur or digging under the ground. This story teaches children that they must prepare ahead and look toward the future.  Hader, Berta, and Elmer Hader. The Big Snow. Aladdin Paperbacks, 2005.

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Amos McGee is a friendly zookeeper who always makes time to visit his good friends, the elephant, the tortoise, the penguin, the rhinoceros, and the owl. One day he woke up sick. He did not make it into the zoo that day because he was sick, but he did get unexpected visits from them. This teaches children about friendships and dedication.
Stead, Philip Christian., and Erin E Stead. A Sick Day for Amos McGee (Caldecott Medal 2011). Roaring Brook Press, 2010

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The Adventures of Beckle The Unimaginary Friend 

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The Adventures of Beckle The Unimaginary Friend 

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This story begins on a magical island where imaginary friends are born. He patiently waits to be chosen by a real girl or boy, but he could not wait any longer. Instead of waiting he decides to be brave and takes a journey to the city. He still could not find his friend anywhere, so he climbed to the top of a tree and looked out, hoping his friend would come. Right before he decided to lose hope he finally found his friend who was perfect for him. This story teaches children about friendship and hope to never give up. Everyone has a purpose in the world.
Santat, Dan. The Adventures of Beekle: the Unimaginary Friend. Little, Brown and Company, 2014.

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Trouble follows Rabbit everywhere he goes. When Mouse's toy airplane gets stuck in a tree, Rabbit tries to figure out a plan to get it out. His plan was to stack up all the animals to get the airplane down. His plan failed when all the animals fell and were all mad at Rabbit. No matter what Rabbit does, he is always causing trouble, but he will always be Mouse's friend. This story teaches children about friendship and dealing with friends like Rabbit.
Rohmann, Eric. My Friend Rabbit. Bloomsbury Qatar Foundation, 2012.

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A donkey named Sylvester found a pebble that can give him, his friends, and relatives everything and anything they want. When Sylvester was in Strawberry Hills he saw a lion. The lion frightened him so much he did not know what to do or say to the pebble. He then wishes to be a rock. He went all seasons without seeing anyone, including his parents. One day his parents ate on the rock that was Sylvester. His parents put the red pebble on the rock and Sylvester wished to be his normal self again and his wish came true. This story teaches children to be satisfied with what you have. It could also teaches think before you do and be careful what you wish for.
Baker, Helen, et al. Sylvester and the Magic Pebble: Primary Picture Book Study. Peel Board of Education, English Dept., 1987.

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A widow who is living thrifty and raising her own farm has a rooster, Chanticleer. Chanticleer is very stubborn and has a strong sense of cockiness. A Fox has been watching him from far away and knows exactly how to get him where he wants him and that is flattering him. The Fox asks Chanticleer to sing for him and while he sings the Fox grabs him by the neck and drags him into the forest. Chanticleer eventually gets away from the Fox by tricking him and flying away to the nearest tree. This story teaches children to not trust everyone who tries to flatter you or be your friend. Always be aware of your surroundings.
Cooney, Barbara, and Geoffrey Chaucer. Chanticleer and the Fox. HarperCollins, 1990.

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Two dogs, Nap and Winkle dug and finally found a bone. Both dogs keep fighting over the bone because Winkle touched it first, but Nap saw it first. They go around asking all kinds of people and animals "whose bone is it?" None of the other characters in the story really cared and just used Winkle and Nap for things they needed help with after the all different characters told them they would tell them whose bone it is after they helped them.  At the end of the story they still could not figure out whose bone it is, so they just decided to share it. This story teaches children to share and that it is easier to share than to go through trouble and still not get an answer to whose it is.
Will, and Nicolas. Finders Keepers. Paw Prints, 2007.