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Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin & Daniel Salmieri 

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Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin & Daniel Salmieri 

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This picture book is all about dragons and how to throw them a party, especially a taco party. The book talks about what kinds of tacos dragons like and how they do not like hot salsa. This a very humorous book for children to read it would be great for grades K-2.

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The Wonky Donkey by Craig Smith & Katz Crowley

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The Wonky Donkey by Craig Smith & Katz Crowley

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This book is about a donkey that has a lot of crazy characteristics about him. This book is very catchy and keeps adding rhyming words the word wonky such as, windy, honky-tonky, lanky, stink-dinky and so on.

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If You Give A Mouse A Cookie by Laura Joffe Numeroff

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If You Give A Mouse A Cookie by Laura Joffe Numeroff

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This book is a funny book to have on hand in your classroom. It is about a mouse who demands things from a child that lead to the mouse wanting more and more things to keep him occupied. K-2. Themes of influence. The power of words

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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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A book that brings monsters to light. After not receiving dinner Max goes to bed and has a wild dream where he set sail to go where the wilds things are and runs into monsters that he eventually tames. Max dances and has a riot with the monsters until he misses his mothers love. K-3.Theme are love and mischief. Could use in my classroom for examples of how to behave but know that love is always there.

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This fun, colorful, and informational book brings to light what life is truly like. Dr.Seuss tells us that you pick your path in life and you may not want to go down certain rows and thats fine. It also talks about how you will face problems too but you will overcome them and succeed. K-5. This book is wonderful because you can teach kids about life through a fun rhyming book with lots of color.

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This picture book is about a young boy who does not follow any of his mothers rules. Some of those include chewing with his mouth open, breaking things, and not cleaning up toys. Resulting in his mother always saying "No David!". The theme is rules and following rules. K-1. I would use this in my classroom for an activity on "bad rules/ David's rules" vs. "good rules/ classroom rules."

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The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle

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The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle

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This book meant for very young kids is a great learning tool. The book follows the progression of a hungry caterpillar who eats crazy amounts of food and crazy types of food until he is full. He then goes into a cocoon and becomes a butterfly. K-2. I would use this book to show the life cycle of a caterpillar to explain science of an insect.

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Today I Feel Silly: And Other Moods That Make My Day by Jaime Lee Curtis

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Today I Feel Silly: And Other Moods That Make My Day by Jaime Lee Curtis

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This book is great for a read aloud or even an interactive read aloud. It goes over every mood that a child could face. The pictures do a great job at illustrating the mood. This book is great to use to teach students that it is okay to feel mad, sad, happy, confused etc.

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This is a very easy and fast read. It is a book that sparks curiosity about poems. This book is a journal by a child named Jack who is learning about how to write poems. Each journal is a poem. Jack was shy about his poems but eventually becomes very confident in his poem writing and writes a poem about his dog Sky. This would be a good book to teach that you may not like something at first but it may become your favorite thing to do. I would use it in a classroom grades 2-5.

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This book is about a boy named Jonas who lives in a society that is controlled by rules and tradition of the elders. Jonas is selected as the Receiver of Memory and he tries to give his society a sense of feeling. This book would be good for 5th or 6th graders.

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This picture book is about a young boy who does not follow any of his mothers rules. Some of those include chewing with his mouth open, breaking things, and not cleaning up toys. Resulting in his mother always saying "No David!". The theme is rules and following rules. K-1. I would use this in my classroom for an activity on "bad rules/ David's rules" vs. "good rules/ classroom rules."

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Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus by Mo Willems 

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Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus by Mo Willems 

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This funny picture book is about a bus driver who has to leave so he asks the reader (you) to not allow the pigeon to drive the bus. This is a very interactive book to read with children. This book would be good for Kindergarten.

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If You Give a Moose A Muffin by Laura Numeroff & Felicia Bond

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If You Give a Moose A Muffin by Laura Numeroff & Felicia Bond

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This is about a moose that goes to a little boys house and continues to ask for more and more. He would ask for something else to go with the muffin and so on. This would be a good book for grades 1-3 to teach about different kinds of words and consequences of actions.

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Josef’s family was forced to move out of their home in Berlin by the Nazis and they travel to Cuba but they get turned away from Cuba and they eventually end up in Europe. Isabel lives in Havana, Cuba and riots are happening making it a horrible place to live, so they leave on a handmade boat made by their neighbors and they set sail to Miami. Lots of struggles occurred for her but eventually she made it to Miami after the boat started to fall apart, her mother gave birth on boat and her grandfather scarified  himself to the coast guard. Lastly, Mahmoud is from Syria where missiles are exploding all over town and it is best to just be invisible. Him and is family made it out and they started to head to Turkey and then tried to go by boat to Greece, but complications occur and their inflatable boat pops and they lose his sister and then goes to prison and then meets up with Josef’s sister. The stories all come back together in a connection by the end of the book.

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Goldilocks and the Three Bears by Jan Brett

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Goldilocks and the Three Bears by Jan Brett

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This book is a picture book about three bears who made porridge but then left it to cool down and goldilocks came in tried out each of the different bears porridge, chairs, and bed and found that each bear had something for her. The bears came back and found everything that Goldilocks did and found her asleep. Once she was found she ran away. This book would be good for K-3 graders while teaching folktale genres.

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Goldie and the Three Hares by Margie Palatini 

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Goldie and the Three Hares by Margie Palatini 

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Three hares all enjoying their day. They heard a little girl that fell down their rabbit hole. She introduces herself as Goldilocks and said that she fell down the rabbit hole while running from bears. Goldilocks injured her foot so she could not get her out of the rabbit hole.  Goldilocks tried all different chairs to keep herself comfy. She was very needy and needy a bunch of items. The hares could not figure out how to get Goldilocks out of their hole, she liked everything they thought she would hate. She eventually left when the hares said they were going to call the bears. Then another girl fell down the hole (Alice in Wonderland). This book would be good for K-3 graders.

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Goldy Luck and the Three Pandas by Natasha Yim

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Goldy Luck and the Three Pandas by Natasha Yim

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Starts out in the Chinese New Year and Goldy’s mother wanted her to go to her neighbors to share food, but no one was home and she fell in the door. Congee was found in three bowls and she tried it from each bowl. Then Goldy got tired and decided to sit down and she tried each chair and broke one. She tried each bed in the house. The family of Pandas came home and found that the congee was eaten,  the broken chair,  and found Goldy sleeping in their bed. Goldy then ran home and once she got there she thought about how she ruined little Chans soup, chair, and bed.This book would be good for K-3 graders teaching about different cultures.

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Goldilocks and the Three Dinosaurs by Mo Willems

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Goldilocks and the Three Dinosaurs by Mo Willems

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All the dinosaurs all made their beds, set up their chairs, and made pudding. The three dinosaurs were hoping no little girl came by and they hid in the forest and waited and goldilocks showed up. Goldilocks never listened about not barging into strange houses. She ate their pudding from the three bowls, she then went to go take a break and sit in a chair and she couldn’t sit in any of the chairs, she then went to the beds. The beds were too large too. The dinosaurs talked about how delicious she was going to taste and she realized she was in a dinosaurs house and she ran away. This book would be good for grades K-3 for teaching humor or folktale.

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This novel is about a family of 3; Georgina, Georgina’s mother, and her brother Toby who became homeless after their father walked out of their life. After their father walked out it left them homeless and to sleep in cars and live paycheck to paycheck. Georgina struggled to watch her mother work several jobs but still not making enough money to provide for her family to get an apartment. She also struggled once her friends found out that she no longer lived in her apartment, so she became embarrassed that she was in this position. So Georgina decided that to help her family she was going to steal a dog and return it for a larger amount of money. During the entire book she has to decide what is morally right vs. wrong and if she should steal a dog to get more money. By the end of the book, she realizes that what she is doing is wrong and she needs to return the dog and confess to the owner what she did. And her family ended up moving into a house with another person as a roommate.

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This graphic novel is about a little girl named Cece who get meningitis and then becomes deaf due to the illness. It follows her story and how she has dealt with being deaf and how she made friends all while having hearing aids. You watched her struggle making friends and communicating with people and even building relationships. I like how she talked about the stereotypes that she encountered when she first started wearing hearing aids, such as, people thinking she knew sign language.

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National Geographic Kids- Weather by Kristin Baird Rattini

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National Geographic Kids- Weather by Kristin Baird Rattini

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A very colorful and inviting book to teach kids about how different weather events occur that they see every year. The reader also learns what causes these events. This would be a good book for young elementary that is just starting to learn about weather.

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Who Was Walt Disney? by Whitney Stewart, illustrated by Nancy Harrison

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Who Was Walt Disney? by Whitney Stewart, illustrated by Nancy Harrison

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Everyone has heard about Disney; Disney World, Disney Land, Disney Channel, etc. This book explores how Walt Disney came to be and how he got to the spot to create Disney. You learn about his life and everything in-between. This would be a good book for upper elementary doing a biography.

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The Complete Book of Animals  by Tom Jackson

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The Complete Book of Animals  by Tom Jackson

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This is a great book for any grade (1-6) that is learning about animals or a specific animal. This book has any animal that you can think of along with a picture to tell you more about the animals. It has a table of contents to help you find the animal that you are looking for.

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This whole book is about trying to get the reader to try green eggs and ham. He tells the readers about different locations and dining partners to try green eggs and ham. This book is great for 1st graders to build fluency.

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Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What do You See? by Bill Martian Jr & Eric Carle

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Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What do You See? by Bill Martian Jr & Eric Carle

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Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What do you See? Is about all different kinds of animals that you can find in the world and what they see in the wild while they are soaring/roaming around. This is a great book for K-1 to teach fluency because it is a very repetitive book.

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The cat is a trouble maker who arrives at the house of two young children while their mother is gone. The family's pet fish does not like the cat, but the cat is all about having fun no matter how much destruction is made. This book is great for 1st grade to teach fluency.

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Froggy Eats Out by Jonathan London & Frank Remkiewicz

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Froggy Eats Out by Jonathan London & Frank Remkiewicz

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Froggy and his parents go out to eat for his parents anniversary. Froggy's mother gives Froggy rules for him to, "Be neat, be quiet, and don't put your feet on the table." But Froggy cannot follow those rules. This book is great for teaching onomatopoeias. This would be a good book for grades 2-3.

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This picture book is about a young boy who does not follow any of his mothers rules. Some of those include chewing with his mouth open, breaking things, and not cleaning up toys. Resulting in his mother always saying "No David!". The theme is rules and following rules. K-1. I would use this in my classroom for an activity on "bad rules/ David's rules" vs. "good rules/ classroom rules."

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A Stroll Through the Seasons by Kay Barnham & Maddie Frost

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A Stroll Through the Seasons by Kay Barnham & Maddie Frost

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A Stroll Through the Seasons is about all the different kinds of seasons there are and what the weather is like in each one and what you do in each one. This is a very interactive book, it asks questions all throughout and keeps students engaged with very colorful illustrations.

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The Wonky Donkey by Craig Smith & Katz Cowley

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The Wonky Donkey by Craig Smith & Katz Cowley

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This book is about a donkey that has a lot of crazy characteristics about him. This book is very catchy and keeps adding rhyming words the word wonky such as, windy, honky-tonky, lanky, stink-dinky and so on.

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Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin and Daniel Salmieri 

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Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin and Daniel Salmieri 

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This picture book is all about dragons and how to throw them a party, especially a taco party. The book talks about what kinds of tacos dragons like and how they do not like hot salsa. This a very humorous book for children to read it would be great for grades K-2.

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My Dog is as Smelly as Dirty Socks by Hanoch Piven

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My Dog is as Smelly as Dirty Socks by Hanoch Piven

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My Dog is as Smelly as Dirty Socks is about a little girl who draws a picture of her family, but doesn’t like that is doesn’t depict who they really are, so she remakes them with objects that she has. This would be a good book to use to teach students how to be more descriptive by using objects. This would be a good book for grades 1-3.

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Giraffes Can't Dance by Giles Andrede & Guy Parker-Rees

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Giraffes Can't Dance by Giles Andrede & Guy Parker-Rees

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Gerald the giraffe is very uncoordinated and cannot dance very well. Gerald decided to go to the Jungle Dance but when he danced all the other animals started laughing at him. Then he runs into a cricket that gives him confidence and finally is able to dance. Then all the other animals see him dance and are very impressed.