Night Lights
Gal, Susan
When the sun goes down, a little girl and her dog share an evening full of activities. With just a word or two on each page, this simple, sweet tale shows a good night through the lights shining during it.
The Book That Eats People
Perry, John
This is a very dangerous book. It eats people. Beware of growling noises while you are reading it. Whatever you do, don’t have peanut butter on your fingers when you read it. Will you be able to finish reading the book without it eating you? A very funny tale made for reading together.
How Do You Wokka-Wokka?
Bluemle, Elizabeth
What is wokka-wokka? It is the way you dance. A boy asks each of his neighbors to show how they wokka-wokka as he dances down the street. Each person has their own style. Do any match yours?
Jeremy Draws a Monster
McCarty, Peter
Instead of going outside to play, Jeremy decides to draw a monster in his room. However, he did not expect his drawing to come to life as a rude, demanding monster. Jeremy does his best to keep up with the monster’s wishes. How is he ever going to get rid of this pest?
Sneaky Weasel
Shaw, Hannah
Sneaky Weasel invites everyone to a big party so he can show them how rich he is. On the day of the party, no one comes. Sneaky Weasel asks the other animals why they didn’t come and finds out that he hasn’t been a very good friend. After putting right everything he did wrong, he decides to throw another party to celebrate being good at being good. Did Sneaky Weasel change too late?
The Duchess of Whimsy
De Seve, Randall
This is a fun story about the fun, flighty Duchess of Whimsy and the staid, even boring Earl of Norm. The Duchess has lots of delightful adventures and her life is exciting, but even she learns that it’s not so bad to be responsible.
Let’s Do Nothing!
Fucile, Tony
Two boys wonder what there could possibly be to do when they have already done everything, so they decide to do absolutely nothing for ten whole seconds! It turns out that it’s much harder than it sounds to do nothing at all.
Chalk & Cheese
Warnes, Tim
Sometimes the most unlikely of friends can be the best of friends. Chalk and Cheese are as different as can be, but they have a great time together exploring Chalk’s home of New York City. It’s hard not to feel the same happiness and excitement they feel as they enjoy their time in the city.
If You Lived Here, You’d Be Home By Now
Briant, Ed
Sometimes you can tell the best stories without words. When a young boy finds a leaf, he jumps into a whole pile of leaves and discovers an owl-like creature. The simple pictures show the beauty of nature and the fun of imagination. |
