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The Blue Velvet Chair by Rio Cortez; illustrated by Aaron MarinA young girl looks out on the world from her favorite chair in this "quiet meditation on the sweet delight of simply observing the changing world."
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It's Corn Picking Time! by Jill Esbaum; illustrated by Melissa CrowtonIt's corn-picking time, and the farmer has all her tools ready! The cornhead gobbles the stalks. The spreader spits out chaff. The grain wagon fills with corn! This is the farmer, whose happy heart leaps at the sight of those first golden, glorious heaps!
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Millie Fleur Saves the Night by Christy MandinMillie Fleur bakes delicious moon pies and convinces the townspeople of Garden Glen to welcome the dark by visiting a fragrant moon garden and noticing beautiful night creatures.
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Recess
by Lane Smith
Structured around a run-of-the-mill school day, this irresistibly interactive book offers kids a series of short "recesses" in which they’re prompted to shake, stomp, quack, or yell "BANANAS!," among other silly activities.
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Seven Babies by Forest XiaoWhat do you do when a box of seven irresistibly plump babies appears on your doorstep? Do you invite them in? Of course you do! But seven babies turn out to be a lot of work: feeding, changing, wrangling, entertaining, bathing, and so much laundry.
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Evelyn Witch Gets a Pet by Beth Ferry; illustrated by Charles SantosoEvelyn Witch has messy hair, bubbling potions and pumpkins, but she wants a pet and she can only afford the mystery pet, a plain white egg, so she must learn to have patience until it hatches.
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Ghouldilocks and the Three Ghosts by Annie Sullivan; illustrated by Paula J. BeckerIn this Halloween twist on the classic fairy tale, Ghouldilocks explores a haunted mansion, sampling spooky meals and furniture before making friends with three friendly ghosts.
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Little Witch's To-Do List by Helen Kemp Zax; illustrated by Kiersten Eve EaganLittle Witch is very busy from morning to night—good thing she has a to-do list! From brewing potions to summoning bats to baking a toadstool cake, she has many tasks to complete before bedtime. But it’ll all get done; one thing at a time.
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Murray's Howl-o-ween by E. G. KellerWhen city dog Murray visits his human's grandparents in the country, he is unimpressed with the odd and scary surroundings, so Nanna's cat Wynona decides to show him all the fun activities her home has to offer.
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Scary Shark / : A Jaw-some Halloween by Mike LoweryIt's Halloween night, and Edgar the Shark is frightened of all the scary creatures floating just outside his window. Luckily, his best friend Lotta is there to show him Halloween is just a day to pretend to be scary.
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8! |
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