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Author: Jennifer Holm & Matthew Holm
Genre: Fiction
Review: This book is about the struggles of school between the main character babymouse and the bad.
Age/Audience: 2/3
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to introduce graphic novels.

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Publish: 2012 Caldecott Honor
Author: Mac Barnett
Genre: Fiction
Review: This book is about a little girl name Annabelle who finds a colorful box of yarn and knits sweater for everyone. A man tries to buy her box but she refuses. So he decides to steal the box, but in the end, the box was empty. I like this book, because of the encouragement of imagination to keep going.
Age/Audience: This book would be interesting to kids who like magic.
Possible Teaching Points: I can teach this as a lesson on imagination.

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Publish: 2015 New Book
Author: Kimberley & James Dean
Genre: Humor Fiction
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Publish: 2015 New Book
Author: Elizabeth Bram
Genre: Children's Literature Fiction
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Age/Audience: K/1
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about writing creatively.

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Publish: 2016 New Book
Author: Steve Antony
Genre: Children's Literature Fiction
Review: This is a book about a Panda who is cooking something, and different animals come up to ask him what he is cooking. He tells them to wait, but they all run off because they refuse to wait. But there is a penguin that is there that states that he will wait. And because he waited, he got a big present. I like this book because it teaches about being patient.
Age/Audience: K/1
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about being patient; that being patient can lead to bigger things.

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Publish: 2016 New Book
Author: Sherman Alexie
Genre: Fiction
Review: This book is about a son who was named after his dad. But he didn't like his name because it wasn't as cool as he would like for it to be. But in the end, his dad and him picked the perfect name for him.
Age/Audience: K/1/2
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about how students' can overcome different struggles in life.

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Publish: 1990
Author: Julia Hoban
Genre: Fiction
Review: This story is about a cat who is told by his mother to go and find a job as he is ready to begin a job. He tells her that he wouldn't be able to find a job because he doesn't know what he is good at. His mother names all his good traits and he uses that to go and find himself a job.
Age/Audience: This book would be interesting to kids who doubt themselves when they think about the things that they do.
Possible Teaching Points:  I could use this book to teach that everyone has their special talent and that they belong in one place.

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Publish: 2002
Author: Samantha Berger
Genre: Children's Literature Fiction
Review: This story is about a little boy named Bill who is tucked to sleep. But he can not sleep because he believes that there are monsters around him. He listened to all the sounds that he hears and goes on a hunt to find the noise.
Age/Audience: This book would be interesting to kids who love mysteries.
Possible Teaching Points:  I could use this book to teach one of the 5 senses, such as hear.

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Publish: 1998
Author: David Shannon
Genre: Comedy Fiction
Review: This book is about a boy named David who is constantly being told no by his mother. He therefore breaks all his mother's rules and only hears from her "No, David!"

Age/Audience: This book would be interesting to children who likes comedies. Well Kindergartens in general because they would find this book interesting and still be able to tell what is right and wrong.
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about classroom rules.

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Publish: 1985
Author: Norman Bridwell
Genre: Fiction
Review: This is a story about a big red dog named Clifford, who has neighbors that despised his presence as they thought he is a nuisance in their life. When Clifford tried to help them, it just made everything worse. But in the end they loved Clifford for being a hero.
Age/Audience: This book would be interesting to children who likes animals. I mean Clifford isn't considered a normal dog because of his growth, but this is a good book to learn a moral from.
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach that you shouldn't judge other people by their looks and that good will always persevere.

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Publish: 1985
Author: Laura Numeroff
Genre: Children's Literature Fiction
This story is about a boy who gives a mouse a cookie. After getting the cookie, he requests for several different things, such as straw, mirror, etc. After requesting so many things, he finally asks for a cookie to go with his milk.
Review: This story is about a boy who gives a mouse a cookie. After getting the cookie, he requests for several different things, such as straw, mirror, etc. After requesting so many things, he finally asks for a cookie to go with his milk.
Age/Audience: This book would be interesting to kids who is intrigued by the mouse's demands and finds it funny.
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about prediction. As we read the book, students will be able to  predict what is going to happen next.

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Publish: 2014
Author: Gail Gibbons
Genre: Nonfiction
Review: This book is about the cycles of rain or what makes rain. I like this book because it is educational and it does help out when teaching about the rain
Age/Audience:  K/1
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this to teach about the rain cycle.

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Publish: 2009
Author:  Paula Young Shelton
Genre: Nonfiction
Review: This is a book about Paula Young Shelton who shares her story about the memories of the Civil Rights Movement and her involvement in the historic march from Selma to Montgomery.
Age/Audience: K/1/2
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach during History to allow students' to learn about the Civil Rights Moment.

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Publish: 1994 Caldecott Honor
Author: Julius Lester
Genre:  Nonfiction
Review: This book is about John Henry who was a man with great strength and skills in the art of mountain digging.
Age/Audience: K/1
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this book to read about John Henry when we are learning about him in class during History.

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Publish: 2001 Caldecott Honor
Author: Doreen Rappaport
Genre: Nonfiction Biography
Review: This book is about Martin Luther King Jr's Dream speech and how he came to be.
Age/Audience: K/1/2
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this book during February for Black History Month to teach about Martin Luther King Jr.

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Publish: 2014 Robert Sibert Honor/ Pura Belpre Honor
Author: Duncan Tonatiuh
Genre: Nonfiction
Review: This is a story about Sylvia Mendez. whose parents fought for school segregation in California after she was denied the right to enroll in a Whites only school.
Age/Audience: 1/2/3
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about segregation for Black History Month.

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Publish: 2013 Caldecott Medal/ Robert Sibert Honor
Author: Brian Floca
Genre: Nonfiction
Review: This is a book about the history of the first transcontinental railroad and locomotive of the US.
Age/Audience: 1/2
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach during History. This can help student's learn about what has happened during History and how we got our first railroad.

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Publish: 2014
Author: Gail Gibbons
Genre: Nonfiction
Review: This book is all about what Thanksgiving is about. I like this book, because it illustrates about how Thanksgiving came to be.
Age/Audience: K/1
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about the history of Thanksgiving.

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I, Fly: The Buzz About Flies and How Awesome They Are

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I, Fly: The Buzz About Flies and How Awesome They Are

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Publish: 2015
Author: Bridget Heos
Genre: Nonfiction
Review: This book is about the life cycle of flies and how they live.
Age/Audience: K/1/2
Possible Teaching Points: I think I can use this topic to read about flies and give students' an insight about a flies life.

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Publish: 2009
Author: Gail Gibbons
Genre: Nonfiction
Review: This book is about hurricanes and how they were created.
Age/Audience: K/1/2
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to teach about hurricanes and how they are created.

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Publish: 1996
Author: Franklyn M. Branley
Genre: Nonfiction
Review: This is a book about the properties of magnets and how a magnet is made.
Age/Audience:  K/1/2
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to teach students about

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Publish: 2014
Author: Marjorie W. Sharmat & Mitchell Sharmat
Genre: Mystery
Review: This is a part of a series. This part of the book is about where Nate the Great and his dog wanted to take a break from mysteries so they hide out in the woods. But soon, everyone comes looking for him.
Age/Audience: 2/3
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this to teach about predictions and mysteries.

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Geronimo Stilton: A Fabumouse School Adventure

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Geronimo Stilton: A Fabumouse School Adventure

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Publish:  2008
Author: Elisabetta Dami
Genre: Humor
Review: This book is about when Geronimo Stilton's nephew, Benjamin, invited him to Career Day at his school, but things did not turn out the way to be expected.
Age/Audience: 2/3
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to teach entertainment in school and since this book is fiction, it can be a step into writing fiction for students.

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Magic Tree House: Dinosaurs Before Dark 

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Magic Tree House: Dinosaurs Before Dark 

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Publish: 1992
Author: Mary Pope Osburne
Genre: Fantasy Fiction
Review: This book is about Annie and Jack who goes in a magic tree house that transport them to the time of the dinosaurs.
Age/Audience: 2/3
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to teach about dinosaurs.

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Publish: 2010
Author: Sara Pennypacker
Genre: Humor
Review: This book is in a series. This part of the book is about how Clementine was chosen as Friend of the Week. She has to complete a Friends of the Week booklet and wants to do an amazing job. But she realizes that it doesn’t go as plan.
Age/Audience: 2/3
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to teach about being yourself and not someone who you are not.

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Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus

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Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus

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Publish: 1992
Author: Barbara Park
Genre: Fiction
Review: This book is in a series. This part of the book is about how Junie B Jones attends school on the first day and everything just goes wrong.
Age/Audience: 2/3
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to teach about different things students can learn about first day of schools and can be a writing prompt.

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Genre: Fiction
Review: This is a book about Jeff Kinney and how he struggles to survive in middle school.
Age/Audience: 2/3
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book for entertainment and introduction to graphic novels.

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Publish: 1995
Author: Jeff Smith
Genre: Comedy Fiction
Review:  This book is about 3 cousins who got lost in a desert but finds a map. They get attacked that night and they separate. At night when Fone Bone is sleeping, he gets attacked but gets rescued.
Age/Audience: 2/3
Possible Teaching Points: I could use this to teach about life morals. I can try to incorporate morals from this graphic novel.

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Publish: 2009
Author: Jeff Smith
Genre: Fiction
Review: This is a book about a little mouse who has to get ready to go visit the barn.
Age/Audience: 1/2
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to relate to students about getting ready in the mornings to come to school or go to places.

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Publish: 2008
Author: Agnes Roshensteihl
Genre: Fiction
Review: This book is about a girl name Lilly who explains what she does for each season and introduces to kids the different things to do during each season.
Age/Audience: 1/2
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to teach about the seasons and give ideas on what things can be done during each season.

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Publish: 2014
Author: Joan Holub
Genre: Fiction
Review: This is a book about a girl named Aphrodite who has her hands full with troublemakers.
Age/Audience: 3/4
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to teach about rules and roles of teachers and students.

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Publish: 2007
Author: Roald Dahl
Genre: Fiction
Review: This book is about a poor little boy whose family cannot afford  anything good but he doesn’t expect anything huge. The Chocolate factory was closed for years and when it finally opens up, only 5 children get a chance to go in and view the place. Charlie gets a chance and goes. It embarks his journey through the factory and the special prize he gets at the end.
Age/Audience: 3/4
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to teach about greed and how it’s not good.

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The Sister’s Grimm: Magic and other Misdemeanors 

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The Sister’s Grimm: Magic and other Misdemeanors 

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Publish: 2007
Author: Michael Buckley
Genre: Fiction
Review: This book is about two detectives who have to fix the future that got mixed with the past.
Age/Audience: 3/4/5
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to teach about predictions.

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Publish: 1941
Author: Laura Ingalls Wilder
Genre: Autobiography
Review: This book is an autobiography about Laura Ingalls Wilder and how she becomes a teacher to support her family for the winter.
Age/Audience: 3/4/5
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this as a reference about the mid-west settlement.

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A Series Of Unfortunate Events: The End 

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A Series Of Unfortunate Events: The End 

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Publish: 2006
Author: Lemony Snicket
Genre: Mystery
Review: This is a book about 3 siblings who became orphans in one day and they get chased by a man who wants their wealth. Throughout the series, they go through several foster parents, good and bad. This is the last book of the series.
Age/Audience: 4/5/6
Possible Teaching Points: I can use this book to teach about family and predictions for mysteries.