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9/20/18: Nonfiction: This book begins by talking about how fossils are found and why they are important, so that we can find out information on dinosaurs since they are extinct. Then it goes on to talk about different dinosaurs and what they believed they ate and looked like when they were alive. Age level: K-2nd Lesson that could be discuss is how evidence can let us make assumptions about things that are extinct.

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9/27/18: Nonfiction: Bigs Cats would be a fun read for the cat lovers. This exciting book gave information about lions, cheetahs, panthers, leopards and much more. It gave information on where they lived and a small map to where they lived on the globe.: Age level grades 1-3.: Lessons could include a geography lesson.

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10/1/18:Nonfiction: This book describes how animal are creative they are to survive the wild. The examples that it use is a monkey using a stick to get ants out of a mound and also how some monkeys use hot springs in Japan to survive the winter. Birds also use their beaks to build and also build their nest.: Age Level K-3rd grade: Lesson-Discuss what typed of tools do the student used to make their daily lives easier.

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9/5/18: Nonfiction: Sharks was full of information about the king of the ocean. It is easier to read for the struggling older reader. It told about the different sharks of the sea and told basic information about what they eat and how they have live  births. Age level: PK-5th: Lesson on this book could include food cycles.

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3-D Thrillers! Snakes and Other Extraordinary Reptiles

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3-D Thrillers! Snakes and Other Extraordinary Reptiles

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9/7/18:Nonfiction: Snakes and Other Extraordinary includes facts about snakes, small and large lizards and turtles. The pictures could be viewed with or without 3-D glasses. The information that it included was about babies, senses, venom and also what they ate.: Age level would be K-5th. Older age cold read to themselves while younger age may need more help.: Lesson could be why snakes are important to our environment.

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10/3/18: Nonfiction: This colorful book explaining about earth. It talks about the solar system and that earth is the only planet that can we can live on. So we need to keep Earth clean and healthy so we can continue to live on it. It also explains briefly about how the sun moves and thats why the weather changes into season. Age Level: K-1st grade. Lesson: Talking about recycling and how students can make a difference in keeping the earth clean. This lesson would be good around Earth Day.

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3-D Thrillers Space and the Wonders of the Solar System by Paul Harrison

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3-D Thrillers Space and the Wonders of the Solar System by Paul Harrison

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9/20/18: This space book talks about planets in our solar system and how we have found out information about space and different planets. It discusses the importance of satellites and rocket ships that retrieve information of scientist. It goes into details about the important of the future study of space also.: Age Level: 2nd-4th grade: Lesson-Talk about Neil Armstrong and the importance of his travels on the moon.

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9/22/18: Nonfiction: This book talks about why people are scared of sharks and how they can get over it. It gives information about sharks and how to keep yourself safe while in the ocean. It gives information about phobia what they are and list a few. Age Level: 1st-3rd.: Lesson-Discuss what the students are scared of and ways they can conquer these fears.

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Branches of the Military by Sean Callery

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Branches of the Military by Sean Callery

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9/10/18: Nonfiction: This book discusses the different branches of the military such as Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard and their duties. A neat features this book is that it highlights "new words" helps pronounce them and gives a definition. Age level-1st-2nd: Lesson- could use this book around Veteran's Day.  How people in the military keep us safe and fight for the freedom the we have.

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Incredible Sea Creatures by Creative Edge LLC.

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Incredible Sea Creatures by Creative Edge LLC.

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9/12/18: Nonfiction: Sea Creature informs the reader about ocean life. It gives details about many different sea creatures that live in the ocean. Included in this interesting book is about coral, sea anemones and sponges. Age level: K-3rd grade.: Lesson talk about the how the things in the ocean make it thrive. Even small creatures are important in the eco-system.

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9/12/18: Nonfiction: This book contains dino fast facts includes what their name means where they lived, food they ate and where their fossils were found. It even helps with how to pronounce the dinosaur name. Age level-K-3rd grader. Lesson-Compare and contrast different dinosaurs in the book.

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9/20/18: Nonfiction: This book explains that magical dragons do not exist. Although there are animals on land, sea and fly that look similar to what we would imagine a magical dragon to look like. This book has some interacting pages that encourages reader to use the information that they have read to do activities. Age level: 1-3rd grade. Lesson: Talk about fictional books that have dragons in them. Compare the features of "real" dragons versus the ones in the book.

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9/20/18: Nonfiction: This book would be excellent for children who have a curiosity of snakes. The book talks about different types of snakes and their body structures. Snakes have 1000 bones and have the same body temperature of the air around them. It also has information how they shed their skin and what different species of snakes eat.: Age Level-k-3rd graders: Lesson- After reading the book have children make a list of key facts they learned about snakes.

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National Geographic Kids Mummies by Elizabeth Carney

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National Geographic Kids Mummies by Elizabeth Carney

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9/18/18: Nonfiction: Mummies are described as a "dead body that doesn't decay." It describes that mummification can be created by human or sometimes just happens naturally. The book has facts that people long ago use this process to bury their dead including animals. Today when they find one, it gives us a vast amount of knowledge about the culture. Age level: 1st-3rd: Lesson- We could talk about what we can learn from Mummies like their cultures, diseases before vaccines, etc.

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Big Nate IN A CLASS BY HIMSELF by Lincoln Peirce

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Big Nate IN A CLASS BY HIMSELF by Lincoln Peirce

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10/1/2018: Graphic Nate trouble maker gets a fortune cookie that saying that he will have a good day. Instead he keeps getting detentions for his actions.  He believes that his seven deletions has been the fortune come true he had the school record for the most deletions. Age level-3rd-6th. Lesson- There are always consequences for action good or bad. Also with Nate not thinking school is important, a discussion could be why school is important for everyone.

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big Nate What's A Little Noogie Between Friends by Lincoln Peirce

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big Nate What's A Little Noogie Between Friends by Lincoln Peirce

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Novel:9/29/18: Graphic Novel:

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9/10/18 Children Fiction: Panda Bear, Panda Bear is a great book that uses repetition to help new readers. The book uses colorful pictures of animals to keep young readers interested. Age range:PK-2nd grade. Lessons could include discussing what questions are and how they always end with a question mark.

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Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses by Kimberly and James Dean

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Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses by Kimberly and James Dean

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9/15/18: Children fiction: Pete the Cat begins the story having a bad day. The Turtle gives him a pair of sunglasses that seems to make him have a better day. Pete than passes the sunglasses onto other characters to let them experience the effect of the glasses. At the end they realize that its not the sunglasses that is making them have a good day it is their outlook. :Age level-PK-2nd: Lesson-Discuss what the students do to change their mood when they are having a bad day.

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9/10/18: Children fiction: A hungry boy tricks an old lady by saying he can make soup from a stone. After putting the stone in bowling water, he begins to ask her for ingredients one at a time. After adding carrots, a meat bone, onions, butter, they have a delicious soup. The boy even take his stone at the end and says he will return to make more.: Age level-K-2nd grade.: Lesson-This book would be a good lesson on the beginning,middle and end.

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9/15/18: Children fiction: Men on the ship ran into a island where they found a stone and brought into onto their boat. The stone made the men turn into monkeys. The men turned monkey would not work they would sit and stare at the stone. Age level-3rd-5th. Lesson would be to discuss what the stone could be in modern life. What takes our time from being productive.

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9/15/18: Fiction: When a broom looses it powers and falls from the sky, Minna shows kindness to the witch and gives her a bed to sleep in. The witch leaves the broom and the broom begins doing choirs for Minna. The neighbors become frightened by the broom, possible because it is different and try to burn it. Minna tricks them into burning a normal broom. Paints the enchanted broom white and scares the neighbors and they end up moving. Then the broom and widow live happily together with no one bothering them. Age level: 2nd-5th grade. Lesson: One lesson could be about bullying.  Something that is different, doesn't mean that it is bad and evil. They also have good qualities in them also. This book would be a good book to read around Halloween without offending anyone religion.

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9/15/18: Fiction: This is a picture book that has no words. The pictures are very detailed and could easily used for a writing prompt. Student could look at the pictures and make their own assumptions on what the pictures are trying to describe.: Age level- 1st-5th

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8/25/18: Children fiction: David is a boy that is always getting in trouble. No matter what he does his mom is telling him No, David. His mom at the end tells him that she loves him despite his wrong doing. Age range: PK-1st grade: Lesson: That students need to think about their choices and make good decisions on their actions.

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8/19/18 :Children Fiction :This was a very silly book.  In this book different types of stinky smells are discribed, not just his colorful smelly socks. :Age range PK-2nd :This book would be interesting for kids who like humorous book. This was a quick read with lots of fun pictures.

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8/20/18: Children Book: This book made reading for 20 minutes fun and humorous. There was also ways to avoid reading such as throwing up and faking a bloody nose. : This book would be best for K-3rd graders who may be struggling in reading.: This book could be good when discussing the importance of reading for 20 mins and how easy it is to do, along with giving the children a laugh.

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8/21/18:  Children Fiction:  This story begins with them comparing each other. This book uses sight words repetitively to help with your readers. This book also shows how they work out their differences and become friends. Age range: PK-1st. Lesson:This book had an important lesson to not compare yourself. You can be friends with someone even if they are different.

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The True Story of the Three Little Pigs by Jon Scieszka

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The True Story of the Three Little Pigs by Jon Scieszka

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8/30/18: Children Fiction: This book takes a spin on the classic story of the 3 Little Pigs. The Wolf tells his side of the story that he isn't as bad as everyone thinks he is. Age range: PK-4th: Lesson is that there is atleast 2 sides to a story.

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by Patricia Pollacco
8/30/18: Trisha is a girl who struggles in reading until she finds an amazing teacher, Mr. Falker, to help her. She shares her struggles and what she does to over compensate for her learning disability. Age level: 2-5. Lesson: One lesson that can taught to children is kindness. Everyone struggles with something and we should never make fun, we should be kind and help.

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9/15/18: Children Fiction.: The goldfish starts the story being bored by himself. Then after more and more friends are adding to his bowl, he gets crowded and annoyed. Then he is moved to another bowl by himself, (they are getting a larger bowl but he doesn't know this yet) and he is sad and misses his new family. At the end they are all reunited and he is happy.: Age level 1-3rd grade.: Lesson-The lesson discussed could be about emotions.

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9/5/18: Children Fiction: This is a story about when a boy becomes friends with his enemy. With a little help from his father and his pie making skills, and spending the day with Jeremy Ross the boy realized that he isn't so bad after all. The lesson in this story is that sometimes we should give someone another chance at being our friends.

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Bad Case of the Stripes by David Shannon

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Bad Case of the Stripes by David Shannon

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9/10/18: Fiction: Camilla who is a girl who cares too about what others think. She doesn't want anyone to know that she loves lima beans. She wakes up with a bad case of the stripes and doctors can't figure out why. A special doctor comes and convinces her that she should eat lima beans because she likes them. She begins to realize she should not worry so much about what others think of her. Age level-K-2nd: Lesson- Talk about why it is important to be true to yourself and not always what others think of you.

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A Crocked Kind of Perfect by Linda Urban

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A Crocked Kind of Perfect by Linda Urban

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9/15/18: Fiction chpt. book: Zoe a 10 year old girl longs to play at Carnegie Hall. She begs her father for a baby grand piano and ends up with an organ. This girl finds the true meaning of friendship and that dreams can come true even if its not the way she had planned. She ends up playing in an organ competition and places fourth. Age level-2nd-4th Lesson: Discuss what the students goal and dreams are, and how they can become a reality. Talk about what students do you do if things don't go exactly as planned?

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10/2/18: Fiction Early Chpt Book: Greg a middle schooler is having what he believes is a difficult life at school and at home with an older and younger brother. Greg is worried about his popularity and he believes his best friend Rowley is uncool. They go through hard times like when Greg got Rowley fired from being a safety patrol man, but make up and decided that they are true friends.: Age Level 2nd-5th grade.: Lesson-Discuss friendship and how sometimes friends may have arguments and how can you resolve issues with friends.

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the Bad Guys in Mission Unpluckable by Aaron Blabey

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the Bad Guys in Mission Unpluckable by Aaron Blabey

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10/3/18: Fiction Early Chpt book: Mr. Wolf, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Snake and Mr. Piranha are know for their trouble making ways. They go on a mission to save ten thousand chickens from Sunny Side Chicken Farm. This uncommon bunch of misfits wonder why the group of chickens won't come out of their cages when they are trying to save them. Mr. Shark dresses as a mother hen to get them to follow him out to safety. The story ends when they invite what seems to be cute guinea pig to join their group, what they don't know is that this guinea pig is evil and they just released his chickens.: Age Level-2nd-5th grade.: Lesson-Talk about characterization in the book.

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10/1/18: Fiction Early Chpt. book: Bad Kitty is a beginner chapter book that has lots of pictures to go along with the text. Kitty describes that cats don't like bath because they are not in control. He describes everything that he does to even get out of taking a bath. Age Level:The book is easy and fun for grades 1-3rd. Lesson: this book would be a good writing lesson. Have students write step by step direction on how to do something.

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10/4/18: Fiction Early Chpt. book: Stanley and the Lambchomp family get invited by the president to visit a planet called Tyrra. They travel on a space ship called Star Scout to this unknown planet. They end up saving the Tyrra people and bring them back to earth where the president makes them their own Tyrravilla.: Age Level-3rd-4th grades. Lesson: Describe a fun adventure or vacation that you and your family went on.

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The Thing About Jelly Fish by Ali Benjamin

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The Thing About Jelly Fish by Ali Benjamin

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9/25/18: Fiction chpt. book: This book is a fictional book but also contain lots of facts on jelly fish and ocean life. Even some of the scientist in this book are actually real people. The book discusses friendship and focus a big part on grieve and how it is overcome. After failing to make it to Australia to meet a scientist that she believes will help find out the true reason that her best friend died. Suzan realize that she has her family and a new friend to help her through the pain at home.

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8/25/18:Historical fiction chpt. book: Rill is a poor girl that lives with her family on a river boat in the late 1930s. While her mother and father are away at the hospital giving birth, Rill and her three sister and one brother are taken and put in orphanage. The Tennessee Children's Home Society was stealing poor children and selling them to wealthy families. She describes the terrible conditions of the orphanage and the tragic events that happens to them.  The stories ends with some happiness when Rill meets her great niece and reconnects with her sister. Age level: Mature middle school but mostly High school due to the mention of rape.
Lesson: Let students make up their own fictional short story using historical facts that had happen in America.

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Theodore Boone Kid Lawyer by John Grisham

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Theodore Boone Kid Lawyer by John Grisham

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9/10/18: Fiction chpt. book: Theo is has a love for the law. He a son of two lawyers finds who about a witness to murder that no one knows about. This book was a page turner with lots of adventures. This is a book in a series so the ending leaves you hanging not knowing what the verdict of the murder trial is. Age Level- middle school to early high school.: Lesson- The lesson could be about plot lines.

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9/15/18: Fiction chpt. book: Percy Jackson a sixteen year old boy finds out that he is half god (his father is Poseidon). He is at a camp with older half bloods where they finding their powers and strengths. When a war emerges between Titans and the Olympian gods. They fight and win the battle with Annabeth and his other friends from camp. Percy is given the chance to be immortal but declines. Age Level: Middle school-High School: Lesson-This would be a good lesson when discussing Greek gods.

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9/15/18: The setting is a dystopia world where the land is divided into Women control-Matrus and Men control- Patrus. Violet finds herself going to be killed because she committed murder, when Matrus give her one last chance to go on a deadly mission. She would marry a man from Patrus as a spy to win back a stolen egg. Her mission has her fallen in love with different man that she is married to and ends up betraying him. Her husband turns out to being a spy himself and ends up killing the Matrus Queen. The book ends in a cliff hanger because its the first book in a series.: Age Level-8th-12th: Discuss what is a dystopia and utopia society.

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9/1/18: Beatrice is girl from the faction Abnegation. When she is old enough she takes a test to see what her adult faction will be. When she finds out that she is more than one faction (Divergent) she is told not to tell anyone that it is dangerous. She like the thought of being a Dauntless because of their bravery. She changes her name to Tris and has to prove that she can make it as a Dauntless or she will be kicked out and be without a faction. Her many adventures to try to stop the faction, leaves her losing many of her loved ones along the way. Age level-middle to high school.

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8/25/18: Nonfiction: Brian a 13 year old boy is riding in a small plane to visit his father in Canada. The pilot has a heart attack and the plane crashes. Brian has to use survival techniques to survive. He at one point feels hopeless and tries to kill himself. When he survives his attempt to kill himself he decides that he does want to live. He starts to have thing goes in his favor when he recovers a emergency kit from the plane in the lake. The next day is rescued while eating his freeze dried food. Age level-Middle school.: Lesson-Talk about survival techniques and what in their opinion would be the one thing they would need if stranded by theirselves.

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9/25/18: Fiction chpt book: Thomas wakes up clueless how he ended up in an elevator in the Glade. He at first doesn't even remember his name. He is met by a group of others that are not sure how they got their but have make this place their home. When Thomas realizes that the Maze is more than it seems he figures out how to escape with the others. This book leaves you wanted to read more books in the series to find out what happens next.
Age level-High school: Lesson-Writing exercise, what would you do if you were in Thomas place. Would you be brave enough to face the unknown in the maze?

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9/1/18 Katniss a girl from District 12 takes her sister place in the reaping as a tribune. She is fighting with for her life along side a male, Peeta, from her district. Her skills with a bow and her quick survival skills save both their life in the deadly games. This was the first time that the games had two winners. After the games Katniss and Peeta have to pretend to be in love although Peeta has fallen for her. Age Level-Middle -High School.: Lesson-