Little Melba & Her Big Trombone by Katheryn Russell-Brown and Frank MorrisonĪ picture book biography of child-prodigy Melba Liston, who became a world-class jazz trombonist despite the challenges of her gender and race. When a southern farm girl discovers a runaway slave in the corn crib, she decides to help.įollow the path of this midwestern thunderstorm from the beginning to the end through a book whose pictures, laid end to end, connect into one continuous story.īeautifully illustrated picture book provides facts about the blue whale, including a life-sized image of the whale’s eye! Spot the cat heads out an open window, leaving his owner the task of tracking him throughout the city. Three short (and wordless) stories feature each animal as the hero of their own story, and then three become one as the stories intertwine. When a boy’s paper boat starts to float away, he is obliged to follow.īird, Cat, Dog: a Graphic Novel by Lee Nordling & Meritxell Bosch
With the help of a feathered friend, she discovers the colors in her world. Maya is tired of the desert sands covering everything and longs for color. My Colors, My World/Mis Colores, Mi Mundo by Maya Christina Gonzalez
is not crazy about his name and sets out to find a new one. This classic from a Caldecott medal award winner will have every child trying to perfect their whistling techniques! Whistle for Willie by author/illustrator Jack Ezra Keats Should the family be concerned? This rhyming book will make a rollicking read-aloud. Wimbledon investigates and always comes back with a reassuring “It’s Only Stanley”. When the Wimbledon family is woken by strange noises in the night, Mr. New baby on the way? Try out this new title about Elmore Green who is not so sure he wants to lose his only-child status! When Bruce’s eggs hatch one morning and the baby geese think Bruce is their mother, the real fun begins! Also check out the author’s first book, Wilfred. If you find this book funny, don’t miss If You Ever Want to Bring a Piano to School, Don’t!īruce the bear is a grump who finds it hard to like anything, save the eggs he cooks using elaborate recipes. Magnolia knows what she’s talking about when she advises readers to leave the alligator at home for show and tell! Hilarious picture book will keep you giggling. If You Ever Want to Bring an Alligator to School, Don’t! by Elise Parsley
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How to Put Your Parents to Bed by Mylisa Larsen, illustrated by Babette ColeĪ little role reversal makes a truly funny story! Watch the book trailer. What happens when a family of rabbits adopts the baby wolf dropped on their doorstep? A story of family and sibling relationships.
Wolfie the Bunny by Ame Dyckman, illustrated by Zachariah Ohora
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