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Caldecott Medal Winner

Not your average three pigs. After the wolf is done blowing two out the three houses down the pigs build a paper airplane and escape into the world of books where they visit the cat and the fiddle and a dragon. After they get home the dragon blows the wolf away. The end.

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The Napping Houseby Audrey Wood, Don Wood

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The Napping Houseby Audrey Wood, Don Wood

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I is wonderful to take a nap at grandma's house with a dog and a cat. It is a restful and peaceful place, until... an uninvited guest shows up. A book with great rhythm and repetition, makes for an engaging retelling with props.

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	The Cafeteria Lady from the Black Lagoon by Mike Thaler, Jared Lee (Illustrator) 

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	The Cafeteria Lady from the Black Lagoon by Mike Thaler, Jared Lee (Illustrator) 

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Who can be more scary at school than the cafeteria lady? She feeds children roadkill and garbage. This is a very personal book for me since I am a former cafeteria lady and it was a perfect book to read to my kindergartners at the beginning of each school year. This book is only one of the gems in the "Black Lagoon" series

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When Walter is asked to take out the trash and separate the recycle he does not see the reason for waisting his time on this task when there is a futuristic movie on TV. His action leads to a vivid dream of a catastrophic future.

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Tacky the Penguin by Helen Lester, Lynn Munsinger (Illustrator)

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Tacky the Penguin by Helen Lester, Lynn Munsinger (Illustrator)

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Tacky is not an average penguin, he can be annoying, weird, sometimes funny, but just because he is different it does not mean that he cannot contribute. Book describe importance of acceptance of different characters. Our uniqueness is important and valuable to our society. Practicing math skills.

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Leo the Late Bloomerby Robert Kraus, José Aruego (illustrator)

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Leo the Late Bloomerby Robert Kraus, José Aruego (illustrator)

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It is not easy when your friends can read and you do not, when they can skip and you stumble. We all grow and develop at different rates and it is OK. Even though this book covers social-emotional problem, it can be used as an introduction of wild animals. This is also very good example of personification. Beautifully illustrated.

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If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Joffe Numeroff, Felicia Bond (Illustrator)

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If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Joffe Numeroff, Felicia Bond (Illustrator)

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What will happens if you feed the mouse with a cookie. Wonderful book on cause and effect. One of several in the intriguing collection of "If You Give Someone Something".

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Quick as a Cricketby Audrey Wood , Don Wood (Illustrator)

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Quick as a Cricketby Audrey Wood , Don Wood (Illustrator)

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Quick and slow, hot and cold. This book can be used teaching differences. Illustrations of the animals are a great way to express the adjectives used in the book.

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A sad story of the boy who is not allowed to make a mistake.
I hate this book with passion. The illustrations are scary and just plain weird. The only thing we find out it's what he's not allowed to do. It goes against positive guidance.

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Where the Wild Things Areby Maurice Sendak

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Where the Wild Things Areby Maurice Sendak

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The most beautiful illustrations, I'd like to have a copy without a text so children can retell story by themselves. To bad all of our children don't think about going in to the world of imagination when they are send to their rooms.

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There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick! (There Was an Old Lady)by Lucille Colandro, Jared Lee (Illustrator)

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There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick! (There Was an Old Lady)by Lucille Colandro, Jared Lee (Illustrator)

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What is wrong with this old lady? You would think that she would finally learn not to eat all that stuff. Old lady helps us make lists, and collect inventory to create something new each time. This time she barfed a Easter basket for the Easter bunny.

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The Legend of the Bluebonnet (Legends)by Tomie dePaola (Retelling)

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The Legend of the Bluebonnet (Legends)by Tomie dePaola (Retelling)

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I love Tomie dePaola, and this book is no exception. A beautiful story of scarifying something dear for the benefit of others. Perfect lesson to teach what is means to be a part of community, and how everybody has a responsibility to help out.

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As all folk tale this one also comes with a lesson in the end. To bad people can't be generous without being tricked in to. I guess this lesson is the smart and cunning always gets what he wants.

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by Marcus Pfister, J. Alison James

A perfect guide how to make friends. Another feel good book. Sharing with others is a wonderful thing. Just like every lesson in life we need to learn how to live with others, how to become a part of our community.

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Today I Feel Silly Other Moods That Make My Dayby Jamie Lee Curtis, Laura Cornell (Illustrator)

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Today I Feel Silly Other Moods That Make My Dayby Jamie Lee Curtis, Laura Cornell (Illustrator)

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Live and let live. I feel the way I feel, and it is ok. Great way to teach children that each person ahs the right to feel different ways, that's what make us individuals.