In this colorful book, cute jungle animals with their babies discover what to do with different parts of their bodies, and invite the children to do the same. The elephants say: “We’ve got ears, and you do too. We can pull them. Can you?” Finally, all the animals gather in the same place and discover that everybody got bellybuttons, and you do too. And when they’re tickle, tickle, tickled … we giggle! Do you? With this book we can invite kids to mimic the movements of the animals and have lots of fun. Renee M.
Farmer Dale is going to town and along the way he picks up an assortment of bossy, boisterous farm animals who ask for a ride in his fire-red truck. The truck becomes so crowded that eventually it just stops running. Will they ever make it to town? Find out in this comical story with fantastic illustrations that bring alive what is sure to be an entertaining read aloud. Mooove over! Bonina G.
Why is Sam scared of the number 11? Why is there a newspaper clipping with Sam's picture--but another boy's name on it? If only Sam could read better, maybe he could solve the mystery of his own life. Can Caroline, the new girl at school, help? Find out how building a model castle points Sam and Caroline to the answers. Jennifer S.
Milo the magician is not a very good magician. One day, he meets a unique bear, who teaches Milo a new trick that will improve his magic performance. However, when Milo loses the bear and his hat, the magic show is in jeopardy. Milo worries about whether he will be able to perform his new trick. Milo’s Hat Trick is a funny story with a hint of suspense for a young reader. Each page has a surprise. Doris A.
Roy Eberhardt has just recently moved to Florida from Montana with his family. He becomes the target of a school bully called Dana Matherson and he also meets a homeless boy called Mullet Fingers, who is on a mission to protect a group of miniature owls. When Roy discovers all this, he figures out a plan to help his new friend and get rid of the school bully. Galo Z.
