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"I Can't" said the Ant Polly Cameron Scholastic M "What Is That?" Said the Cat Grace Maccarone Houghton Mifflin F …If You Grew Up With George Washington Ruth Belov Gross Scholastic Q 100th Day of School, The Angela Shelf Madearis Scholastic H 26 Fairmont Avenue Tomie de Paola Scholastic N 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins, The Dr. Seuss Scholastic Q 512 Ants on Sullivan Street, The Carol A. Losi Scholastic K A Bad, Bad Day Kirsten Hall Scholastic E A Bargain for Frances Russell hoban Harper Trophy K A Bargin For Frances Russell Hoban Harper & Row K A Big Fat Enormous Lie Marjorie Weinman Sharmat Trumpet Club I A Birthday for Frances Russell Hoban Scholastic K A Birthday Present for Mama Nicole Lorian Random House J A Bug, a Bear, and a Boy at Home David McPhail Scholastic D A Bug, a Bear, and a Boy Plant a Garden David McPhail Scholastic D A Bug, a Bear, and a Boy Play Hide-and-Seek David McPhail Scholastic D A Busy Week Katherine Mead Steck-Vaughn D A Chair for My Mother Vera Williams Scholastic M A Clean House for Mole and Mouse Harriet Ziefert Scholastic H A Dog Called Kitty Bill Wallace Scholastic R A Door in the Wall Marguerite de Angeli Dell Yearling U A Fly Went By Mike McClintock Random House J A Girl Named Helen Keller Margo Lundell Scholastic K A Head Is for Hats Mary Serfozo Scholastic E A Hole is to Dig Ruth Krauss Scholastic J A House for Hermit Crab Eric Carle Scholastic K A Letter to Amy Ezra Jack Keats Harper & Row K A Little Help Alan Rubin Steck-Vaughn N A Look at Snakes Jerald Halpern Steck-Vaughn M A New Coat for Anna Harriet Ziefert Alfred A. Knoph O A Picture Book of Davy Crockett David A. Adler Scholastic P A Pocket for Corduroy Don Freeman Scholastic K A Pocket Full of Kisses Audrey Penn Scholastic I A Series of Unfortunate Events Lemony Snicket Scholastic V A Sip of Aesop Jane Yolen Scholastic N A Splendid Friend Indeed Suzanne Bloom Scholastic F A Taste of Blackberries Doris Buchanan Smith Apple Paperbacks S A to Z Mysteries (Series) Ron Roy Scholastic N A Toad for Tuesday Russell E. Erickson Houghton Mifflin N A Tree is Nice Janice May Udry Scholastic H A Week in the Woods Andrew Clements Scholastic T A Weekend With Wendell Kevin Henkes Weekly Reader Books K A Wind in the Door Madeleine L'Engle Dell Publishing V Abe Lincoln Remembers Ann Turner Scholastic O Absolutely Normal Chaos Sharon Creech Scholastic V Ace the Very Important Pig Dick King-Smith Trumpet Club R Across Five Aprils Irene Hunt Berkley Jam Books Z Across the Stream Mirra Ginsburg Puffin Books F Adventures of Captain Underpants, The Dav Pilkey Scholastic P Adventures of Sugar and Junior, The Angela Shelf Madearis Houghton Mifflin L Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The Mark Twain Scholastic Z Aesop's Fables Ann McGovern Scholastic S Airborn Kenneth Oppel Scholastic W Al Capone Does My Shirts Gennifer Choldenko Scholastic T Albert the Albatross Syd Hoff Harper & Row I Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day Judith Viorst Scholastic L Alexander and the Wind-Up Mouse Leo Lionni Scholastic L Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday Judith Viorst Scholastic M Aliens For Lunch Jonathan Etra and Stephanie SRandon House M All About Turkeys Jim Arnosky Scholastic L All of Our Noses Are Here and Other Noodle Tales Alvin Schwartz Harper & Row K All the Stars in the Sky Megan McDonald Scholastic V All Tutus Should Be Pink Sheri Brownrigg Scholastic I Almost Home Nora Raleigh Baskin Scholastic T Always Inventing The True Story of Thomas Alva Edison Frank Murphy Scholastic K Amazing Bone, The William Steig Puffin Books M Amazing Grace Mary Hoffman Houghton Mifflin O Amazing Trains Alan Barnes Steck-Vaughn L Amber Brown (Series) Paula Danziger Scholastic N Amelia Bedelia (series) Herman Parish Scholastic L American Girls Collection, The Collection Pleasant Company Q America's Paul Revere Esther Forbes Houghton Mifflin S Amigo Byrd Baylor Aladdin O Among the Dolls William Sleator Scholastic Q An Indian Winter Russell Freedman Scholastic U Anansi the Spider A Tale from the Ashanti Gerald McDermott Scholastic L Anastasia (Series) Lois Lowry Dell Yearling Q And Then What Happened, Paul Revere? Jean Fritz Coward, McCann & Goeghegan R Animal Ark (Series) Ben M. Baglio Scholastic Q Animal Eyes Ellen Catala Steck-Vaughn J Animorphs (Series) K.A. Applegate Scholastic U Anne of Green Gables L.M. Montgomery Apple Paperbacks V Annie and the Old One Miska Miles Little, Brown, and Company L Annie's Gifts Angela Shelf Madearis Houghton Mifflin K Armadillo Rodeo Jan Brett Scholastic N Armies of Ants Walter Retan Scholastic M Arthur Lost and Found Marc Brown Scholastic K Arthur Meets the President Marc Brown Scholastic L Arthur's Chicken Pox Marc Brown Little Brown & Co J Arthur's Family Vacation Marc Brown Scholastic K Arthur's Halloween Marc Brown Scholastic K Arthur's New Puppy Marc Brown Scholastic K Arthur's Pen Pal Lillian Hoban Harper & Row K Arthur's Perfect Christmas Marc Brown Scholastic L Arthur's Prize Reader Lillian Hoban Harper & Row K Arthur's TV Trouble Marc Brown Scholastic L Arthur's Underwear Marc Brown Scholastic K Arthur's Valentine Marc Brown Scholastic L Assassin Anna Myers Scholastic S At Last! Alison Hawes Rigby C Awfully Short for the Fourth Grade Elvira Woodruff Yearling Dell Q B. Franklin, Printer David A. Adler Scholastic V Babar and the Ghost Laurent De Brunhoff Random House K Baby Animals Sue Davis and Jeni Wilson Rigby C Baby Animals Learn Pamela Chanko Scholastic C Baby Whales Drink Milk Barbara Juster Esbensen Troll N Babysitters Club, The (Series) Ann Martin Scholastic O Ball Game, The David Packard Scholastic E Barnyard Tracks Dee Dee Duffy Houghton Mifflin E Bats, Bats, Bats Christine Price Steck-Vaughn E Beach Creatures Michael K. Smith Steck-Vaughn H Beady Bear Don Freeman Puffin J Bear Snores On Karma Wilson/Jane Chapman Scholastic H Bears in the Night Stan and Jan Berenstain Random House D Beast in Ms. Rooney's Room, The Patricia Reilly Giff Dell Yearling M Because of Winn-Dixie Kate DiCamillo Scholastic R Bedtime For Frances Russell Hoban Scholastic K Beetles, Lightly Toasted Phyllis Reynolds Naylor Dell Yearling Q Beezy Megan McDonald Scholastic J Beezy at Bat Megan McDonald Scholastic J Beginning of Sports Mike Dobbie Rigby PM Collection R Benjamin Franklin A Scientist by Nature Elena Grossman Houghton Mifflin X Berenstain Bears and the Bad Dream, The Stan and Jan Berenstain Random House P Berenstain Bears and the Messy Room, The Stan & Jan Berenstain Scholastic L Berenstain Bears and the Sitter, The Stan & Jan Berenstain Scholastic L Berenstain Bears and Too Much Birthday, The Stan & Jan Berenstain Scholastic L Berenstain Bears and Too Much Junk Food, The Stan & Jan Berenstain Random House L Berenstain Bears Don't Pollute (Anymore), The Stan & Jan Berenstain Scholastic L Berenstain Bears Get Stage Fright, The Stan and Jan Berenstain Random House L Berenstain Bears Meet Santa Bear, The Stan and Jan Berenstain Random House L Berenstain Bears Ride the Thunderbolt, The Stan & Jan Berenstain Scholastic D Berenstain Bears Say Goodnight, The Stan & Jan Berenstain Scholastic K Berenstain Bears Visit the Dentist, The Stan & Jan Berenstain Scholastic L B-E-S-T Friends Patricia Reilly Giff Dell Young Yearling N Best Friends for Frances Russell hoban Scholastic K Best Poems Ever, The Collection edited by Edric S. M Scholastic Y Better Not Get Wet, Jesse Bear Nancy White Carlstrom MacMillan/McGraw Hill J BFG, The Roald Dahl Scholastic U Big and Little Jacob Cesaro Rigby B Big Bad Bruce Bill Peet Sandpiper N Big Snow, The Berta and Elmer Hader Scholastic M Biggest Bear, The Lynn K. Ward Scholastic L Biggest House in the World, The Leo Lionni Scholastic N Biggest Pumpkin Ever, The Steven Kroll Scholastic M Bill and Pete Tomie de Paola Scholastic K Bill and Pete Go Down the Nile Tomie de Paola Scholastic M Bill and Pete to the Rescue Tomie de Paola Scholastic K Biscuit Alyssa Satin Capucilli Houghton Mifflin F Biscuit Finds a Friend Alyssa Satin Capucilli Houghton Mifflin F Biscuit's New Trick Alyssa Satin Capucilli Houghton Mifflin G Black Stallion, The Walter Farley Bullseye Book T Blackberries in the Dark Mavis Jukes Dell Yearling N Blind Men and the Elephant, The Karen Backstein Scholastic K Bobbie and the Baby Monica Hughes Rigby C Bobbie and the Monster Monica Hughes Rigby B Bobbie and the Parade Monica Hughes Rigby B Bones Jan Pritchett Rigby C Bony-Legs Joanna Cole Scholastic K Borrowers, The Mary Norton Harcourt Brace Jovanovich S Boxcar Children, The (Series) Gertrude Chandler Warner Scholastic O Bread and Jam For Frances Russell Hoban Scholastic K Bremen-town Musicians, The Ruth Belov Gross Scholastic K Brian's Winter Gary Paulsen Scholastic R Bridge to Terabithia Katherine Paterson Avon Camelot T Bringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain Verna Aardema Scholastic J Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See? Eric Carle Scholastic C Bud, Not Buddy Christopher Paul Curtis Scholastic T Bull Run Paul Fleischman Harper Trophy Y Bully for You, Teddy Roosevelt! Jean Fritz Scholastic X Bumps in the Night Harry Allard Bantam Skylark L Bunches and Bunches of Bunnies Louise Mathews Scholastic N Bunnies and Their Hobbies Nancy Carlson Puffin Books J Bunny Cakes Rosemary Wells Houghton Mifflin J Bunny Hop, The Teddy Slater Scholastic I Bunny Trouble Hans Wilhelm Scholastic L Busy Bea Nancy Poydar Houghton Mifflin G Busy Little Beaver Dawn Rachel Bently Scholastic I Busybody Nora Johanna Hurwitz William Morrow & Co N By My Brother's Side Tiki Barber Scholastic L By the Shores of Silver Lake Laura Ingalls Wilder Harper Trophy Q Cabin
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