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A classic story about a little caterpillar who just can't get enough to eat! A winner of countless awards and a staple on both teacher's and children's bookshelves alike.

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Book 68 in the series that follows Hank as he tries to stay out trouble, get others out of trouble, and do the right thing!

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A childhood favorite of my own, as I remember sitting in my mother's lap listening to it! A wondering introduction to opposites, counting and dogs with personality!

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Leroy Brown, the son a police chief, becomes a second generation clue solver as he solves mysteries in his city and school.

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A funny, funny read! This could serve as a pallet cleanser after a brain engaging writer's workshop. Food science and asking "what foods are spicy?" could be possible teacher points here.

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The Magic Treehouse #1: Dinosaurs Before Dark

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The Magic Treehouse #1: Dinosaurs Before Dark

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The beginning of the Treehouse series! Jack and Annie find themselves in the land of dinosaurs. The only problem is, how to they get back home?

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A cute book with an African-American girl being being the main character.  A great way to encourage children to have all sorts of interests.  Boys don't have to be the only ones to like dinosaurs and girls don't have to be the only one  who play with dolls.

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A beautifully illustrated, wordless book that follows a day in the life of Daisy, a dog and her beloved red ball. A perfect book for preschoolers and using their observation skills.

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This is the first book in the Capital Mysteries series. Important facts and illustrations of famous landmarks in Washington D.C. draw in the young chapter book reader...along with the seemingly rediculous, albeit funny plot line!

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One of the most well known picture books of all time! Two children are given a little nudge by a mischievous, visiting cat, to use their imaginations.

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Written by my favorite children's author, Moe Willems mixes real life pictures and humorous illustrations to tell a tale of his daughter Trixie, and her beloved stuffed animal that she becomes temporarily separated with.

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Science Fiction meets satire in Huxley's masterpiece which sees humans being mass produced. Production is the most important value in this world's belief system, especially when Henry Ford is treated as their deity

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A humorous look at the human body. It addresses all the different systems and functions and yes, even poop! Given that the reproductive system is addressed as well, this is a book probably more suitable early middle school

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Tony Sarg, a puppeteer, uses his imagination at an early age to produce marionette puppets. But he soon uses his creativity to create the majestic balloons that millions see every year in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade!

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Orwell gritty political satire with the stage being a humble farm in England. However, all goes awry with the animals decide to rise up, form a resistance and overtake the farm.

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My favorite book as a child, follows a pig, Wilbur, as he makes and unlikely friend who shares a tremendous lesson of compassion. Wilbur takes this lesson to heart shares Charlotte's legacy with others.

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Get set for adventure, suspense and even some laughs. Huck Finn find himself floating down the Mississippi River with Jim, an escaped slave. The people they encounter on their journey are diverse, from intimidating to whimsical!

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A historical fictional novel about Zane, a 12 year old boy and his dog, who are trapped within the disaster of Hurricane Katrina. He meets people filled with compassion for their fellow man. For grades firth through eighth.

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Following Oliver and Wilbur back to their childhood, the Wright brothers always had a fascination for anything mechanical. They put that interest to work as adults, when they invented the first working airplane!

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A perfect commentary for an earth science lesson for K-2nd graders. The cover is attention grabbing! The physical book is also printed on recycled paper bags. A very unique book indeed!

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This book tailors to young readers' curiosity of things around them. There are some many things in the yard from gardening, to watering flowers to digging! This book takes a look at a lot of these "things!"

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Set in post World War 1 Pennsylvania, subjects of bullying, war, prejudice and hatred are addressed. Sometimes coming from characters you would think those subjects would originate from.

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Written by Harry Colebourn's great-great granddaughter, the owner of Winnie, this is the true story of a baby black bear and how she became the inspiration for one of the most beloved characters in print!

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I don't think I've ever met a kid who doesn't like this book! It screams to that rebellious side that all of us have (even if just a little). A profound use of imagination to escape problems we all face.

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This poetic picture book follows the forms water takes throughout all four seasons. A great science lesson for lower elementary students seeing water in a new light.

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The story of the Loggerhead Sea Turtle and what it goes through in its life to make its way back to the beach to lay their eggs.

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Milo gets stuck in his life by concluding there is nothing to do and life is boring. When a random tollbooth appears in his room, upon entering, he begins to see that life is anything but boring!

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Harper Lee's masterpiece about Atticus Finch, a defense attorney in Alabama who is full of integrity. Deep down he wants to be a good father and do the right thing. The right thing, in this case, is representing an African-American man who is accused of raping a white woman.

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A classic that has been translated into numerous languages, this story tells one of a boy and his tree. The boy is selfish, the tree is nothing but selfless...even to the very end.

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Still deeply depressed over her mother's passing a year prior, Sofia still can't move on. She writes into a advice column for Fifteen Magazine and finds that her life is far from over!

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This book Chronicles the wonder any child feels when they wake up and find their yard and house is covered in snow! One of the first Caldecott Award winning books in which the central character is African-American.

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This was written in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Woolsworth lunch counter sit-in. This historic peaceful protest became a landmark in the every growing civil rights movement in the 1960s.

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A soothing book, where a girl and her grandfather enjoy evening canoe rides while being in the presence of the beauty of nature and wildlife.

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A Series of Unfortunate Events: A Bad Beginning

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A Series of Unfortunate Events: A Bad Beginning

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Book one in the series, Violet, Klaus and Sonny are three children who just can't catch a break! After losing their parents and becoming homeless, things get MUCH worse as they end up moving in with their evil relative, Count Olaf, who is full of schemes and dastardly plans!

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Telling a history of gum, which has been around for centuries, Bubble Gum wasn't invented until 1928. Great for a science lesson too when talking about what substances are needed to make gum.

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The final book in Moe Willems' Elephant and Piggie series, teaches the importance of being thankful, and most importantly, friendship.

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An graphic novel for early readers not quite ready for a full biography. This telling doesn't go into graphic details that the farm workers faced during this time; which is probably a safe choice by the author, given the intended audience.

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The story of Bass Reeves, one of the first African-American U.S. Marshalls in the 1800s after slavery was abolished. Reeves had over 3,000 criminal arrests over his storied career and is a true legend prior to the civil rights movement.

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The story of Paul Erdos's childhood is fascinating. He had an almost savant like quality to his mind and how it thinks and operates. He traveled around the world meeting and collaborating with other mathematicians. A great read with beautiful illustrations.

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As part of the Shadow Squadron series, the military team are in Antarctica trying to solve a mystery, running into a possible sniper that puts them in danger. The book is more tailored to fifth graders and middle school students.

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An autobiographical telling a Cece Bell's childhood and the challenges of being deaf and having to wear a bulky hearing aide. A great look a past perspectives of how people deal with acceptance and the differences of others.

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A combination of two things children love: pirates and dinosaurs! A great book for a kindergarten class that introduces a cadence and rhyming pattern.

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A colorful, more palatable telling of the Odyssey. This is more appealing due to the illustrations and the character development being seen in a graphic novel format.

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A simple telling, yet beautifully illustrated showing of the Apollo 11 mission. This included models of the spacecraft including detailed labeling. A book more appropriate for upper elementary science.

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The inmates run the asylum...or the cows run the barn! At least they try to in the funny book about barnyard animals who find a typewriter and try to give their demands to the farmer.

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This follows the journey of Miss Anne Carroll Moore, who created and founded the first children's room in a public library. This led to her overseeing children's library rooms at many New York Public Library branches.

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This is the story of Philippe Petit who famously walked on a tight rope between the twin towers of the World Trade Center in 1974. Fun stories leading to the event are included such as how Petit and his crew had to disguise themselves as construction works just to get on the elevator to ascend to the top to secure the wire

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A classic book show shows children the love parents have for their children....regardless of species

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The telling of how the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad changed transportation, multiple industries, and the way of life for many all across the United States.

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The telling of a young Jane Goodall and her toy chimpanzee, Jubilee. This fascination begins Jane dreaming of a day where can help animals and inspire others.