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Walking Home by Eric Walters

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The Girl Who Threw Butterflies by Mick Cochrane

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney

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Ungifted by Gordon Korman

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Waiting for Normal by Leslie Connor

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OC Daniel by Wesley King

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Unleashed by Gordon Korman

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Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate Diamillo

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Share stories of historical figures like kinds, saints, or heroes.

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Always include a hyperbole or exaggeration.

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Include parables, legends or tales with a religious connection. Many of these stories share the creation of the world or tell stories of gods and goddesses.

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Teach a lesson.

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Folktales are stories of people. Stories can be added upon, answer questions, include animals, be mischievous, silly, realistic, or even magical.

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Learning, laughter, experimenting, togetherness, and stories.
Winter Bees & Other Poems of the Cold by Joyce Sidman

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Inviting babies and children to pictures and text. These types of books get books in the hands of the tiniest readers. They are able to withstand rough tumbles and tosses.

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These books involve paper engineering and are well known for their physical structures. The best-known type are "pop-up" books. Engineered books can include flaps, 3-D art, end most recently, electronic books.

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Visually appealing and a fun read for children.

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Pictures and text share the story.

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These books are more like a chapter book, but easy-to-read. Each page contains a small paragraph and pictures to help children feel more confident as independent readers.

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Also known as "pattern books", picture books have repeated language, patterns, or sequences. These book can help children feel more independent as readers.

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Children create their own story through pictures.

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Helps children learn basic number and counting principles.

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Picture books can tell a story or be a tool in teaching. 

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5 A's: authority, accuracy, appropriate, artistry, and attractive.
Volcano: The Eruption and Healing of Mount St. Helens by Patricia Lauber

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Biographies often protray people with important or interesting careers, accomplishments, and/or personalities. Often, biographies are organized by what made the individual famous. (Tunnell, pp. 187)
Paths to the Stars: My Journey from Girl Scout to Rocket Scientist by Sylvia Acevedo

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These books are set in the past. The plot is often imaginary with fictional characters. Historical fiction can take place in a particular period of time and place from the past.
Wolf Hollow by Lauren Wolk

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Relatable and tells a story of something that could happen through events or characters.

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Can be categorized by the types of elements within. Categories include: animal, toys/objects, tiny humans, peculiar, imaginary worlds, magical powers, supernatural tales, time-warp, high fantasy, science fiction, or expanded traditional tales. (Tunnell, pp.151)

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Picture books help children learn new and big ideas. These books bring life to learning new information.