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The kitchen widows at Nanna and Poppy's house is a magical gateway to a little girl. Everything that is critical happens near it, through it, or beyond it.  It illustrated the relationship of the grandparents and the grandchildren.

Juster, Norton. The Hello, Goodbye Window. New York: Scholastic, 2005. Print

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Mr and Mrs. Mallard is looking for a place for their nests, where there is no predator, enough peanuts and safe. Finally, they found a place near Boston Public Park with friendly goers and police officers. They had Jack, Kack, Lack, Mack, Nack, Ouack, Pack, and Quack. Mr and Mrs. Mallard decided to meet in the Public Park in a week. However, the street and roads are not safe for the ducklings. With the help of the police officer, they are able to unite safely. This book helps to practice the -ck endings.

McCloskey, Robert. Make Way for Ducklings. New York: The Viking Press, 1941. Print.

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An old hermit, who has mighty magic, first turned a tiger from a mouse to a cat, to a big dog, and finally a tiger. He pea-cocked all day in the forest to lord other animals however, the hermit told the tiger without him, he would still be a mouse. The tiger feel humiliated and offended, that he will kill anyone who say he was a mouse. The hermit read the tiger's mind, and turned the tiger back into a mouse. This book teaches a fable from ancient India about gratitude, humility, and loyalty.

Brown, Marcia. Once A Mouse. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1961. Print.

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Nobody knows how to frighten Miss Clavel. Until one day, Madeline fell into the River Seine and was nearly drowned, and saved by Genevieve, the dog. She became Madeline and the other girls' cherished dog. She accompanies them everywhere however, the girls would fight over Genevieve. Someday, Miss Clavel found out that Genevieve had more little puppies for the girls. This book teaches the student about kidness.

Bemelmans, Ludig. "Madeline's  Rescue."  New York: Puffins Book, 1977. Print.

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Three children went to visit their grandpa to learn the olden days. They follow Grandpa up to the attic, open an old trunk and put on his hat and gold-tipped cane.  Than, Grandpa start dancing across the stage for his grandchildren.  This book illustrated that doesn't matter how old we are, we ca still do anything we want.

Ackerman, Karen. Song And Dance Man. New York: Knoof, Alfred, 1989. Print.

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The iguana was annoyed by the mosquito and stuck two stick in his ears. This cause the monkey to think the iguana is mad and accidentally killed a baby owl. The mother owl was upset, and she didn't hoot for the sun. The lion wants to know why didn't she hoot. The owl said that the monkey killed her baby, and the monkey said that the iguana was upset. Finally, the iguana told the lion that the mosquito make him to stuck the stick in his ear. At the end, mosquito annoyed a women and was killed. One things lead to another caused another effect.

Aardema, Verna. Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ear. New York: A Puffin Pied Piper, 1978. Print.

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Officer Buckle knows a lot about rules, but nobody would listen to his rules. One day Officer Buckle notice that Gloria, his dog, attracts people's attentions. It is critical to follow directions and listening comprehension.

Rathman, Peggy. Officer Buckle And Gloria. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1955. Print.

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Amos McGee is a friendly zookeepers who use his time to spend with the zoo animals. Until one day, he got a cold and was unable to go to the zoo. The zoo animals missed McGee and decided to visited him. This books shows that if you respect others, they will respect back to you.

Stead, Philip C. A Sick Day For Amos McGee. New York: Roaring Brook Press, 2011. Print.

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Trees provide beautiful sites and a place to spend time with friends and family. However, one tree is just as nice as trees. They provide shades and block the strong winds for the house.This book compare and contrast how nice it is to have trees and just have one tree.

May Udry, Janice. A Tree Is Nice. USA: Harper & Row, 1956. Print

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Peter woke up in a winter morning, and experienced he joy of a snowy day. At the end of the day, he went home to tell his mother about the fun in a snow. This book illustrate how fun it is to play in a snowy day.

Jack Keats, Ezra. The Snowy Day. New York: The Viking Press, 1962. Print.