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By Misty Copeland, illustrated by Christopher Myers.

Ballerina Misty Copeland shows a young girl how to dance like the firebird. In this book Misty writes about a young girls story, and her lake of confidence. Misty encourages a young girls faith to believe she can too, become firebird. I picked this book because, Lizzy loves to dance. This book is a mirror for Lizzy.

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By Kelly Starling Lyons. This would be an easier read for Lizzy. This book is about how rain dampers a family camping trip, but the trip turns out to be just as fun! I think this would be a good start to chapter books for Lizzy, and allow for a slow transition to chapter books. This can be a window for Lizzy, to maybe develop an interest for camping, and chapter books.

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GoodBye a first conversation about grief 

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GoodBye a first conversation about grief 

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By Megan Madison, Jessica Ralli, and Isabel Roxas. I choose this book for Lizzy because, she just experienced a death in her family. This book will be a good read, for her and her family to read together. Death is hard to understand, so this book will do a good job explaining it, in a kid way. This book would be a mirror for Lizzy, as she is going through grief.

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By Maribeth Boelts. Lizzy loves soccer, so this is a great pick for her. After Lizzy experienced death, it can be hard to stay interested or motivated in our daily routines. This book sheds light on finding love through a sport. This book can also be a mirror for Lizzy, because of her love for soccer.

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By Loretta Lopez. It is Lizzy's birthday month, so I decided to add a fun story on birthdays. This book teaches the importance of how big expensive gifts are not always the best gifts to receive. This book also can teach humbleness, and being thankful for what you receive, even if you are given a gift you did not ask for. This book I could see being a window for Lizzy because, as she gets older she will realize that gifts are not the most important things in the world.

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By Leo Lionni. I choose to add this book to Lizzy's box to develop qualities in her that strive for change. This book lightly delivers such dense content. This book explains how Swimmy shows his friends how with a little ingenuity and teamwork, they can overcome any danger. The danger being social problems, in need of change. This book can be seen as a window for Lizzy, allowing her to develop an interest for creating change.