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Author
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Title
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| Ahlberg, J. |
Each Peach Pear Plum Rhymed text and illustrations invite the reader to play "I Spy" with a variety of Mother Goose and other folklore characters. |
| Asch, F. |
Moon Game During a game of hide-and-seek, Moon hides behind a cloud, leaving her friend Bear very concerned about her disappearance. |
| Aylesworth, Jim |
Gingerbread Boy Retelling of the well-known tale with a recipe included. Illustrated by Barbara McClintock. |
| Bate, L. |
Little Rabbit's Loose Tooth When Little Rabbit's loose tooth comes out, she has to decide what she is going to do with it. |
| Brett, J. |
The Mitten When Nicki drops his newly knitted mitten in the snow, the animals put it to good use! (enjoy other books by this author) |
| Byars, Betsy |
My Brother, Ant In one story, Ant (short for Anthony) is afraid of the dark and his older brother helps him out. ("I Can Read" book) Read sequels. |
| Cannon, J. |
Stellaluna A baby bat falls into a bird's nest and learns the ways of the bird family but eventually finds her mother and discovers a wonderful mystery of life. |
| Carle, E. |
Very Busy Spider Spider won't let the animals distract her as she spins a fine web. (read all books by this author) |
| Crews, D. |
Ten Black Dots The dragon in Matthew's book comes to life and takes him for an amazing nocturnal ride. |
| Ernst, L. |
Stella Louells's Runaway Book Book lover Stella spends a frantic Saturday tracking down her missing library book. |
| Feiffer, J. |
I Lost My Bear A little girl is distraught when she can't find her stuffed bear. |
| Gantos, J. |
Back to School for Rotten Ralph Rotten Ralph is a cat who needs to learn to share. |
| Havill, J. |
Jamaica Tag-Along When her older brother refuses to let her tag along with him, Jamaica goes off by herself and allows a young child to play with her. |
| Lasky, K. |
Show and Tell Bunnies In his basement, Clyde, the rabbit finds a mystery object to bring to school for show-and-tell. |
| Opie, I. |
My Very First Mother Goose A collection of more than sixty nursery rhymes including "Hey Diddle, Diddle," "Pat-a-Cake," and"Little Jack Horner." |
| Rathman, P. |
Officer Buckle and Gloria All the school kids find Officer Buckle's safety lessons boring until he brings in wonderdog, Gloria. |
| Shannon, D. |
No, David! David zooms around the house getting into trouble and driving his mom crazy. Also read David Goes To School. |
| Steig, W. |
Pete's a Pizza Grumpy because it's raining, Pete cheers up when his parents turn him into a pretend pizza. |
| Taback, Simms |
There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly A hole on each page shows all the things in the hungry old woman's stomach that she swallowed whole. |
| Wells, R. |
McDuff Moves In A little dog finds the perfect new family. (enjoy other books by this author) |
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