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This is a bilingual book written by Rene Colato Lainez. Its pages are filled with vivid color that are sure to capture children's attention. In this book Mexican American children could perhaps relate to the main character; he is not happy about going to Mexico to spend time with his "abuela" because he cannot communicate with her. They bond through the card game "listeria" and break the barrier that kept them from bonding.

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"Something Very Sad Happened" was written by Bonnie Zucker. This is a very interesting book to read to children who have experienced a loss of a loved one. It's a well-illustrated book that tells children that about the feelings that they may experience after their loss.

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This book was written by Katherine Applegate, I think it is for grade level 3rd and up. This book is a narrative story form the tree's point of view; it tells its story. For years people have visited this tree and written their dreams and hopes in rags and tied them to the tree. The tree also houses many animals and there is a lot of conversations between the animals and the tree. The tree eventually is faced with the possibility to be cut down and in desperation it speaks to humans which he is not allowed to do. This book will have students hooked wanting to know what is going to happen next.

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Robin William was a grate comedian who sadly ended his own life. This book talks about struggles that he went through. I think this will appeal to older students because preteens go through a number of emotions, and it is important to know what other people go through. This may save a life!

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"The Book Thief" by Markus Zusak can be read by 7th grade and up. It is a historical fantasy book that brings out a lot of events happening during the Holocaust area but in the viewpoint of some German people. It's a lengthy book but is one that will quickly capture your attention. It has a sad beginning which I think is a good way to hook the reader. This book has a good family and neighborhood dynamic where the reader is sure to relate to characters. The fictional part of this book is that its narrator is "death".

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This book is for grades 3rd-5th. This book's main focused is based on a magician casting out an elephant who eventually leads the main character to find his sister that he thought was dead. It also teaches readers life lessons such as the beauty of forgiveness, sympathy, to keep on dreaming, and a touch of love (not romantic, but the kind every person long for). I think readers can quickly be drawn in with interest that will keep them turning the page.

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The Little Red Hen was written by Paul Galdone. This book is a fictional book that portraits animals that act like humans. This may allow children to see traits in characters that may remind them of themselves or someone they know. It also contains repetitive words that help children predict what will happen next. And most importantly it teaches children the importance of helping others.

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The Very Hungry Caterpillar was written by Eric Carle and it is a book for primary schooled children. This book has vivid colors that capture children's attention, teaches the days of the week has sequential order and demonstrates the lifestyle of a butterfly. This in one of my favorite books.

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Isabella A Cinderella FairyTale of Latina Princess was written by Urbantoons and King Ki'el and I believe this is for grade level 1st-3rd. The story is a typical Cinderella story but the main character is a Puertorican girl and is filled with vivid illustrations that capture children's attention. I believe that Hispanic students can appreciate this story and perhaps be able to see themselves in this story.

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John Lincoln Clem: Civil War Drummer Boy was written by John Lincoln Clem, it is for grades3rd-7th. This book is based on a true story that talked about a young boy that sneaks his way into the army and is given the job of a drummer boy. The book has a good design and layout, vivid illustrations, and precise vocabulary.

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The Fantastic Flatulent Fart Brothers Go to the Moon was written by M.D Whalen for grade levels4th-8th. This is a funny story about two brothers who are trying to get away from their sister but accidentally end up in space. You can find precise vocabulary and understatement in this book.

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Stephen Curry The Best was written by Dave Jackson and it is for grade levels 3rd-7th. This book is an autobiography about basketball player Stephen Curry. You can see examples of accuracy information about him. In it you can see that becoming who is is now was not easy but he never gave up. This reading may appeal to those who are interested in basketball and give them the will to persevere.

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Pete the Cat and His four groovy Buttons was written by Eric Litwin. This is a fun book to engage with small children EC-PK. In it you can see how the author used precise vocabulary that small children can understand. The illustrations give children good insight of what is going on, they can understand the story even if they don't know how to read yet. It is a good sequence book and it also has a little of beginning subtraction.

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This book was written by Barbara Park. It is for grades 1st- 4th. You can find a lot of Dialogue when reading this book. The book is about a young girl who goes on vacation and is having a bad time. Everything is going wrong for her but eventually her luck turns around

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The Isle of the Lost is written by Melissa De La Cruz and it is based on the Descendants Novel for grade levels 4th-7th. This book is a good read for tweens. It is based on different Disney fairy tale characters, the villains have been cast out to an island where they remain isolated in ruins away from the good characters. The focus is set on four children of Disney's most famous villains who are extended an opportunity to get out of the island. This is an adventurous reading that will builds on suspense keeping readers engaged.

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Dork Diaries: Tales from a Not-So Happily Ever After is written by Rachel Renee Russell and it is for grade levels 4th- 8th.You can find precise vocabulary and good illustrations that help picture what is going on in the book. This book is about a middle school girl named Nikki Maxwell who jots down how very day goes in her diary. It starts with her bickering with her sister and goes on to have a bad day at school. Things turn even worse when she has an accident in school and she ends up in a fairytale world and the adventure begins. When she finally is able to make it home, she still has to deal with her sister. This book is aimed for tweens.

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This book is for 4th-5th graders  it is about a young boy who wins the lottery and is now a billionaire. He goes on a shopping spree with his friend but soon realizes that the responsibility that comes with having money is so much more complicated than what he thought it would be.

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The Table Where Rich People Sit was written by Byrd Baylor. In this book you can see how the author drew in the line, the main character starts of complaining about being poor but it is obvious by the tittle that her state of mind will change. The book is for grades 2-5 because it teaches children to be content with what they have and that money is not what makes you rich, rather it's the quality of life!

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There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Cow was written by Lucille Colandro. You can see precise vocabulary and good illustrations. This book is a funny rhyming book for small children that starts every page with "There was an old lady who swallowed a.... It is clear that it is not realistic because the old lady swallows all sorts of animals whole and the animals are very active inside her stomach.