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2020 Suggested Reading List E1-E2 **Books with an Asterisk Represent Those Read in Class Or As an HPS Summer Read 2020 Suggested Reading List E1-E2 **Books with an asterisk represent those read in class or as an HPS summer read. Author Title (Assorted Christmas Classics) various authors Adler, David A Picture Book of Christopher Columbus Aesop Aesop’s Fables* Alexander, Cecil Frances All Things Bright and Beautiful Aliki Corn is Maize Barklem, Jill Brambly Hedge Series Beers, V. Gilbert Early Reader’s Bible Bemelmans, Ludwig Madeleine* (treasury/series) Benchley, Nathaniel Red Fox and His Canoe Beskow, Elsa Peter in Blueberry Land Brett, Jan Hedgie’s Surprise Brett, Jan The Mitten* Brett, Jan Town Mouse, Country Mouse Brisley, Joyce Lankester Milly, Molly Mandy (series) Brown, Marcia Stone Soup Brown, Margaret Wise Home for A Bunny Brown, Margaret Wise Sneakers, the Seaside Cat Bunting, Eve Butterfly House Burton, Virginia Lee Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel* (and others) Butterworth, Nick Stories Jesus Told Carle, Eric Rooster’s Off to See the World Carle, Eric The Very Hungry Caterpillar (and others) Chaucer, Geoffrey Chanticleer and the Fox Cooney, Barbara Miss Rumphius Cooney, Barbara Roxaboxen Crews, Donald Truck De Brunhoff, Jean The Story of Babar* (and series) De Paola, Tomie Strega Nona* (and other stories) De Paola, Tomie The Clown of God Dobson, Danae Woof and the Paper Route (and other stories) Donaldson, Julia The Magic Paintbrush Duvoisin, Roger Petunia Eastman, P.D. Go Dog, Go! (and others) Elhert, Lois Growing Vegetable Soup Field, Rachel Prayers for a Child Flack, Marjorie Angus and the Ducks Flack, Marjorie Ask Mr. Bear Flack, Marjorie The Story About Ping Fox, Mem Koala Lou Freeman, Don Corduroy (series) Fritz, Jean George Washington’s Breakfast* Frost, Helen Monarch and Milkweed Fujikawa, Gyo Fairy Tales and Fables Gag, Wanda Millions of Cats Galdone, Paul Puss in Boots Galdone, Paul Little Red Riding Hood Galdone, Paul The Little Red Hen* Galdone, Paul The Three Bears (Goldilocks) Galdone, Paul The Three Little Pigs Garis, Howard R. Uncle Wiggily’s Storybook* Gibbons, Gail (Physical Science Books) - Assorted Gibbons, Gail From Seed to Plant Gibbons, Gail The Milk Makers Gibbons, Gail The Pumpkin Book Gramatky, Hardie Little Toot (the tugboat) Greene, Rhonda Gowler The Very First Thanksgiving Day Gruelle, Johnny Raggedy Ann and Andy Treasury Guiberson, Brenda Cactus Hotel Gustafson, Scott Classic Fairy Tales Hader, Berta & Elmer The Big Snow and Other Stories Hall, Donald Ox Cart Man Harrison, David Johnny Appleseed: My Story* Heilbroner, Joan Robert the Rose Horse Heller, Ruth Chickens Aren’t the Only Ones Henkes, Kevin Chester’s Way Henkes, Kevin Chrysanthemum Henkes, Kevin Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse Henkes, Kevin Owen Herriot, James All Creatures Great and Small* Herriot, James An Animal Treasury for Children Hoban, Russel A Bargain for Frances (and Frances series) Hoffman, Mary A First Book of Fairy Tales* Hunt, Angela Elwell The Tale of Three Trees Hunt, Susan & Richie Big Truths for Little Kids Karon, Jane Jeremy: The Tale of an Honest Bunny Keats, Ezra Jack Snowy Day* Keats, Ezra Jack The Little Drummer Boy Kellogg, Steven Jack and the Beanstalk Kellogg, Steven Paul Bunyan Kellogg, Steven Pecos Bill Kraus, Robert Leo the Late Bloomer Kurelek, William A Prairie Boy’s Winter LaMarche, Jim The Raft Lathrop, Dorothy P. Animals of the Bible Leaf, Munro Ferdinand Lear, Edward A Book of Nonsense Lenski, Lois Policeman Small Lenski, Lois The Little Train Lester, Alice Imagine Lester, Alice Magic Beach Lindman, Maj Flicka, Ricka, Dicka (series) Lindvall, Ella K. Read Aloud Bible Stories (Vol. 1-5) Lionni, Leo Frederick Lobel, Arnold Days with Frog and Toad Lobel, Arnold Frog and Toad All Year Lobel, Arnold Frog and Toad are Friends Lobel, Arnold Frog and Toad Together Lobel, Arnold Mouse Soup* Lobel, Arnold Mouse Tales* Lobel, Arnold Owl at Home Marshall, James Goldilocks and the Three Bears McCloskey, Robert Blueberries for Sal* (and others) McCloskey, Robert Lentil McCloskey, Robert Make Way for Ducklings (and others) McGovern, Ann Aesop’s Fables McGovern, Ann The Pilgrims’ First Thanksgiving McKee, David Elmer the Elephant Metaxas, Eric Squanto and the Miracle of Thanksgiving* Milne, A.A. Winnie the Pooh* (and assorted stories) Minarik, Else Homelund Little Bear’s Visit (and assorted stories) Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes* Myller, Rolf How Big is a Foot? Numeroff, Laura If You Give a Mouse a Cookie Parish, Peggy Amelia Bedelia Peet, Bill The Ant and the Elephant* Peet, Bill The Wump World (and series) Penn, Audrey A Kissing Hand Petersham, Maud The Rooster Crows: Rhymes and Jingles Pfister, Marcus The Rainbow Fish Pinkney, Jerry Aesop’s Fables Pinkney, Jerry Noah’s Ark Piper, Watty The Little Engine that Could Polacco, Patricia The Bee Tree Potter, Beatrix The Tale of Benjamin Bunny* Potter, Beatrix The Tale of Jemima Puddle Duck* Potter, Beatrix The Tale of Peter Rabbit* Potter, Beatrix The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies* Potter, Marian The Little Red Caboose Provensen, Alice & Martin The Glorious Flight Provensen, Alice & Martin The Year at Maple Hill Purdy, Carol Least of All Rey, H.A. Curious George* (and assorted stories) Roop, Peter & Connie Keep the Lights Burning, Abbie Rosenberg, Jane Sing Me a Story: The MET Opera Book Ross, Katharine The Story of the Pilgrims Rounds, Glen Sod Houses on the Great Plains Rylant, Cynthia Henry and Mudge (series) Sandin, Joan The Long Way Westward Scarry, Richard Richard Scarry’s Best Storybook Ever Selsam, Millicent Seeds and More Seeds Seuss, Dr. The Foot Book* (and many others) Shefelman, Janice I, Vivaldi Silver, Donald Pond (One Small Square series) Silverstein, Shel The Giving Tree Slobodkina, Esphyr Caps for Sale* Smith, Bradford William Bradford, Pilgrim Boy* Steig, William Brave Irene Steig, William Sylvester and the Magic Pebble Steig, William The Real Thief* (and others) Stevenson, Robert Louis A Children’s Garden of Verses Stinson, Kathy Red is Best Swift, Hildegarde The Little Red Lighthouse & the Great Gray Bridge Tafuri, Nancy Have You Seen My Duckling? Taylor, Kenneth Wise Words for Little People Tolstoy, Leo Papa Panov’s Special Christmas Tomlinson, Jill Hilda, The Hen Who Wouldn’t Give Up Troiano, Joe Spookley, the Square Pumpkin Tudor, Tasha A Time to Keep* (and other various books) Tudor, Tasha Around the Year Turkle, Brinton Obadiah, The Bold Turkle, Brinton Thy Friend, Obadiah (and others) Turner, Matthew Paul When God Made You Turner, Matthew Paul When I Pray for You Urquhart, Jennifer Animals that Travel Uttley, Alison Little Grey Rabbit’s Story Treasury Van Leeuwen, Jean Amanda Pig and Her Big Brother Oliver Waber, Bernard Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile Walsh, Ellen Stoll Mouse Paint Ward, Lynd The Biggest Bear Wells, Rosemary The McDuff Stories Wildsmith, Brian The Easter Story Wildsmith, Brian The Little Wood Duck Williams, Marcia Noah’s Ark and Other Bible Stories Williams, Margery The Velveteen Rabbit* Winters, Kay Abe Lincoln: The Boy Who Loved Books Wolgemuth, Bobbie Hymns and Stories for a Kid’s Heart Wood, Audrey The Napping House Yolen, Jane Owl Moon Young, Miriam Miss Suzy Zelinsky, Paul O. Rumpelstiltskin Ziefert, Harriet A New Coat for Anna Zion, Gene Harry, the Dirty Dog (and others) 2020 Suggested Reading List C1-C2 **Books with an asterisk represent those read in class or as an HPS summer read. Please refer to the In-Class Reading List before selecting a title by this author. Author Title (Assorted Christmas Classics) various authors Adler, David (famous Americans biography series) Adler, David A Picture Book of Christopher Columbus Adler, David A Picture Book of George Washington Adler, David A. Cam Jansen Mysteries (series) Aesop Aesop’s Fables* Aliki A Medieval Feast Anderson, Clarence William Billy and Blaze* (series) Anderson, Hans Christian Complete Fairy Tales Anderson, Hans Christian The Little Match Girl Anderson, Hans Christian The Ugly Duckling Applegate, K.A. The One and Only Ivan Atwater, Richard & Florence Mr. Popper’s Penguins* Averill, Esther The Fire Cat Baker, Betty Little Runner of the Longhouse Barklem, Jill Brambly Hedge Series Bash, Barbara Desert Giant: The Saguaro Cactus Beers, V. Gilbert Early Reader’s Bible Bemelmans, Ludwig Madeleine (treasury/series) Benchley, Nathaniel George the Drummer Boy Benchley, Nathaniel Sam the Minuteman* Bennett, William J. The Children’s Book Of Heroes (and series) Berne, Jennifer On A Beam of Light: A Story of Albert Einstein Berquist, Laura M. The Harp and Laurel Wreath (assorted poetry) Blyton, Enid Famous Five Mystery Series Bond, Michael A Bear Called Paddington Brenner, Barbara If You Lived in Williamsburg in Colonial Days Brenner, Martha Abe Lincoln’s Hat* Brett, Jan Hedgie’s Surprise Brett, Jan The Mitten Brett, Jan Town Mouse, Country Mouse Brighton, Catherine Mozart Brisley, Joyce Lankester Milly, Molly Mandy (series) Brown, Marcia Stone Soup Bulla, Clyde Robert Daniel’s Duck Bulla, Clyde Robert The Sword in the Tree Bunting, Eve Butterfly House Burgess, Thornton W. Old Mother West Wind* (series) Burton, Virginia Lee Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel Caney, Steven Steven Caney’s Invention Book Carle, Eric Rooster’s Off to See the World Carle, Eric The Very Hungry Caterpillar (and others) Caudill, Rebecca Happy Little Family (and others) Cerf, Bennett Riddles and More Riddles Chaucer, Geoffrey Chanticleer and the Fox Christopher, Matt The Kid Who Only Hits Homers (sports series) Cleary, Beverly The Mouse and the Motorcycle Cooney, Barbara Miss Rumphius Cooney, Barbara Roxaboxen Craft, Charlotte King Midas and the Golden Touch D’Aulaire, Ingri and Edgar Abraham Lincoln D’Aulaire,
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