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St. Luke’s School Reading List For Students Entering Junior Kindergarten, Kindergarten and Grade 1 Bootsie Barker Bites Big Al; PICTURE BOOKS Barbara Bottner Circus Family Dog Andrew Clements Bringing the Rain to The Mitten; Kapiti Plain The Hat Super Moo; Verna Aardema Jan Brett The Trouble with Mom Babette Cole Each, Peach, Pear, Plum; The Indoor Noisy Book; The Jolly Postman The Little Fur Family Buttons Janet Ahlberg Margaret Wise Brown Brock Cole Miss Nelson Is Missing Arthur’s Eyes (series) The Magic School Bus; (series) Marc Brown Inside the Ocean (series) Harry Allard Joanna Cole Gorilla Who Sank the Boat Anthony Browne Uptown Pamela Allen Bryan Collier Mr. Gumpy's Outing; Anno's Alphabet Would You Rather... Doll Face Has a Party; Mitsumasa Anno John Burningham The Tub People (series) Pam Conrad Bear's Bargain; The Little House; Happy Birthday, Moon Mike Mulligan & His Eleanor; Frank Asch Steam Shovel Miss Rumphius Virginia Burton Barbara Cooney When Sophie Gets Angry Really, Really, Angry Just Us Women The Winter Bear Molly Bang Jeannette Ruth Craft Caines The Story of Little Babaji Angelina Ballerina Helen Bannerman Cross Country Cat (series) Mary Calhoun Helen Craig The Adventures of Taxi Dog; Stellaluna; A Fine, Fine School Maxi the Hero Verdi Sharon Creech Debra and Sal Barracca Janell Cannon Freight Train Cloudy With a Chance of The Very Busy Spider; Donald Crews Meatballs; The Very Hungry Animals Should Caterpillar Click, Clack, Moo: Cows Definitely Not Wear Eric Carle that Type Clothing Doreen Cronin Judi Barrett Baby-O; Jesse Bear What Will You 100th Day Worries Madeleine (series) Wear (series) Margery Cuyler Ludwig Bemelmans Nancy Carlstrom The Story of Babar Spike in the City (series) Penelope Jane (series) Paulette Bogan Rosanne Cash Laurent de Brunhoff 2 Oliver Button Is a Sissy; Five Creatures Strega Nona How My Parents Learned Emily Jenkins Tomie de Paola to Eat Ina Friedman Harold & The Purple May I Bring a Friend Crayon Beatrice Schenk de Millions of Cats Crockett Johnson Regniers Wanda Gag The Quilt; Jamberry The Story of May Round Trip Bruce Degen Mordicai Gerstein Ann Jonas Abuela; Bernard Goes to School Dinosaur Bob; Isla (series) George Shrinks Arthur Dorros Joan Goodman William Joyce Fish Eyes; The Maggie B. The Snowy Day Growing Vegetable Soup Irene Haas Ezra Jack Keats Lois Ehlert Jamaica’s Find (series) The Dinosaurs of Gilberto & The Wind; Juanita Havill Waterhouse Hawkins Play With Me Barbara Kerley Marie Hall Ets Friends; The Most Wonderful Egg Emma Olivia; In The World Wendy Kesselman Olivia Saves the Circus Helme Heine Ian Falconer How Pizza Came To Chrysanthemum; Queens Bark, George; Julius, The Baby Of The Dayal Kaur Khalsa I Lost My Bear World; Jules Feiffer Wemberly the Worried A Cloak for the Moon Kevin Henkes Eric A. Kimmel The Story About Ping Marjorie Flack Bread & Jam For Frances Lily Takes A Walk (series) Satoshi Kitamura Weslandia Russell Hoban Paul Fleischman The Carrot Seed; A House Is a House For A Very Special House; In the Small, Small Pond Me A Hole Is To Dig Denise Fleming Mary Ann Hoberman Ruth Krauss The Patchwork Amazing Grace (series) The Philharmonic Gets Quilt Mary Hoffman Dressed Valerie Flournoy Karla Kuskin Dogger Koala Lou; Shirley Hughes The Red Balloon Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Albert Lamorisse Partridge The Doorbell Rang Mem Fox Pat Hutchins The Story Of Ferdinand Munro Leaf Corduroy; Dear Mr. Blueberry Norman The Doorman Simon James Hooway for Wodney Wat Don Freeman Helen Lester 3 I Love You Like Crazy The Little Engine That Cakes Martha Speaks Could Rose Lewis Susan Meddaugh Watty Piper Frederick; The Rainbabies Thundercake Little Blue Little Yellow; Laura Melmed Patricia Polacco Swimmy Leo Lionni The Black Snowman Piggy In The Puddle Phil Mendez Charlotte Pomerantz On Market Street; One Lighthouse, One Nobody Rides the Unicorn The Tale of Peter Rabbit Moon Adrian Mitchell Beatrix Potter Anita Lobel Tikki Tikki Tembo It’s Hard to Share My Fables; Arlene Mosel Teacher The Great Blueness Joan Prestine Arnold Lobel Cow That Went Oink Bernard Most The Glorious Flight The Little Island Alice Provensen Golden MacDonald The Paper Bag Princess Robert Munsch Martin's Big Words Brown Bear Brown Bear; Doreen Rappaport Chicka Chicka Boom Sam, Bangs, & Moonshine Boom Evaline Ness Yo! 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Rey Alice McLerran A Boy Wants A Dinosaur; UFO Diary Aunt Harriet and the Blueberries For Sal; Hiawyn Oram Underground Railroad; Make Way For Ducklings; Tar Beach One Morning In Maine The Red Carpet Faith Ringgold Robert McCloskey Rex Parkin We're Going On A Bear Mirette On The Highwire Cowardly Clyde; Hunt Emily Arnold McCully Chester The Worldly Pig Michael Rosen Bill Peet Elmer (series) The Line Up Book David McKee Rainbow Fish Marisabina Russo Dazzle the Dinosaur Goin' Someplace; Marcus Pfister Emma’s Rug Mirandy and Brother Grandfather's Journey Wind; The Big Orange Splot Allen Say The Honest-to Goodness Wempires Truth Daniel Manus Pinkwater How Much is a Million Pat McKissack David Schwartz 4 The True Story of the People Good Job Little Bear Three Little Pigs; Peter Spier (series) The Stinky Cheese Man Martin Waddell Jon Scieszka Amos & Boris; Brave Irene; Mouse Paint; Abiyoyo Sylvester & The Magic You Silly Goose Pete Seeger Pebble Ellen Stoll Walsh William Steig In The Night Kitchen; Apple Farmer Annie; The Nutshell Library; Mufaro's Beautiful Squeaking of Art; Where The Wild Things Daughters Night City Are John Steptoe Monica Wellington Maurice Sendak The Gardener; Bunny Cakes; Bartholomew and the The Library Yoko; Oobleck; Sarah Stewart Yoko’s Paper Cranes If I Ran the Zoo Rosemary Wells Dr. Seuss The Little Red Lighthouse & The Great Grey Bridge Quacky, Quack, Quack Tasty Belly Buttons Hildegard Hoyt Swift Ian Whybrow Judy Sierra The Araboolies of Liberty Clever Beatrice Sheep In A Jeep (series) Street Margaret Willey Nancy Shaw Sam Swope A Chair For My Mother Snow Eloise Vera Williams Uri Shulevitz (series) Kay Thompson Tuesday The Stray Dog David Wiesner Marc Simont Many Moons James Thurber The Napping House Miss Bindergarten Gets Audrey Wood Ready for Kindergarten Do Not Open! Joseph Slate Brinton Turkle Sweet, Sweet Memory Jacqueline Woodson From One to One Jumanji; Hundred The Polar Express Something Beautiful Teri Sloat Chris Van Allsburg Sharon Dennis Wyeth Caps For Sale Alexander & The Terrible Crow Boy Esphyr Slobodkina Horrible No Good Very Taro Yashima Bad Day; Imogene’s Antlers The Tenth Good Thing Owl Moon David Small About Barney Jane Yolen Judith Viorst Chato and the Party Oh Brother!; Animals; The House On East 88th Ugh Too Many Tamales Street; Arthur Yorinks Gary Soto Lyle Lyle Crocodile (series) Bernard Waber 5 Harry The Dirty Dog Swamp Angel The New Oxford Book of (series) Anne Isaacs Children’s Verse Gene Zion Neil Philip, ed. 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