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Another Word for Neighbor
by Angela Pham Krans
Mr. Han is happy to spend his days with his tea, his newspaper, and his plants. Everything is nice and quiet, just the way he likes it. That is, until Kate and Olly move in next door!
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And There Was Music
by Marta Pantaleo
From karaoke to Balkan folk to hip hop, this book's lyrical text and
vibrant illustrations describe how music connects varied cultures and
diverse communities across the world.
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Hazel the Handful
by Jamie Michalak
Puppy Hazel and her girl Bea rule the roost at home, until the baby arrives and everything changes! Since Hazel no longer feels like the center of attention, she runs off to hide, leaving the whole family desperate to find her.
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Catch!
by Trish Cooke
Kiona cannot seem to catch anything while playing with her Mom,
but before it's time for bed she catches something just right!
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A Forest Song
by Kirsten Hall
This beautifully illustrated poem about experiencing a forest and the creatures that call it home reimagines lines of poetry from Robert Frost, Mary Oliver, Edgar Allen Poe, Emily Dickinson and others.
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String Ball
by Chris Monroe
When a kitten finds its young owner's string ball craft project, adventures and fun follow! Includes instructions for making a hollow string ball.
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| You and Me, Anemone by Rachel Vail; illustrated by Chris RaschkaCharming wordplay and textured embroidery art combine in this tale of
a kid and an anemone who share an aversion to being "booped". This affirming book offers not only a fun story about sea creatures, but also
a kid-friendly discussion of boundaries. |
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Sand Cakes
by K. George
A fun day at the beach leads to all kinds of "baked" creations -- cakes, pies, buns, rolls, tarts, and cream puffs -- but nobody wants to eat the little baker's sandy sweets. Everyone responds with a polite '"no thank you", and even the seagulls are not interested. No one, that is, until the Sea (creeping ever closer) decides to rush in for a big yummy bite!
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So Tortoise Dug
by Emmy Kastner
Tortoise and Mouse are best burrowmates, so when their home floods, Tortoise digs a new room for the two of them. Then Bunny asks if she could have a new room too, as does Spotted Skunk, Mole Skink, Wolf Spider, and Frog!
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Every Peach Is a Story
by David Mas Masumoto
As Midori's grandfather teaches her about her heritage and her Japanese American family's connection to the land, Midori discovers
that every peach on their farm is a sweet reminder of all the relatives who've come before her.
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Anything
by Rebecca Stead
After moving to a new apartment, a father tells his daughter that she
can wish for three Anythings. But when she admits that she wishes they could return to their old home, her dad helps her to see that home is always wherever they are together.
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8!
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