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SUGGESTED BOOK LIST Title Author Price Title Author Price 1 is One Tasha Tudor Black Bird Yellow Sun Steve Light 8 Little Planets Chris Ferrie Bloom Boom! April Puuley Sayre A Ball for Daisy Chris Raschka Blue Laura Vaccaro Seeger A Big Mooncake for Little Star Grace Lin Blue Sky, White Stars Sarvinder Naberhaus A Big Mooncake for Little Star Grace Lin Blueberries for Sal Robert McCloskey A Camping Spree Chris Van Dusen Bowwow Powwow Brnada J. Child A Chair for My Mother Vera Williams Catch the Moon Efrat Haddi A Different Pond Bao Phi Charlie & Mouse Laurel Snyder A Good Kind of Trouble Lisa Moore Ramee Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Bill Martin Jr A Greyhound, a Groundhog Emily Jenkins Circles Mac Barnett A Hungry Lion: Lucy Ruth Cummins Corduroy Goes to the Doctor Don Freeman or a Dwindling Assortment of Animals Corduroy’s Birthday Don Freeman A Little SPOT of Angry Diane Alder Corduroy’s Busy Street Don Freeman A Parade of Elephants Kevin Henkes Count to Ten with a Mouse Margaret Wise Brown A Perfect Day Lane Smith Counting Fleur Star A Piece of Home Jeri Watts Coyote Moon Maria Gianferrari A River of Words Jen Bryant Creepy Carrots Aaron Reynolds A Scarf for Keiko Ann Malaspina Crow Boy Taro Yashima A Sick Day For Amos McGee Phillip C. Stead Dave the Potter,Artist Poet Slave Laban Hill ABC Science Book Anjali Joshi Doctor De Sota William Steig Abraham Lincoln Ingri d’Aulaire Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! Mo Williams Ada Lovelace, Poet of Science: Diane Stanley Don’t Touch My Hair! Sharee Miller The First Computer Programmer Dragon Pearl Yoon Ha Lee Ada Twist, Scientist Andrea Beaty Drawn Together Minh Le After the Fall Dan Santat Dreamers Yuyi Morales Alfie Thyra Heder Du Iz Tak? Carson Ellis All About the Weather: Huda Harijli Escargot Dashka Slater First Weather Books for Kids Eventown Corey Ann Haydu All Around Us Xelena Gonzalez Extra Yarn Mac Barnett All the Way to Havana Margarita Engle Fabulous Frogs Martin Jenkins All the World Liz Garton Scanlon Finding Winnie Lindsay Mattick Alma and How She Got Her Name Juana Martinez-Neal First Egg Laura Vaccaro Seeger Alphabet Rescue Audrey Wood Five Little Monkeys Storybook Treasure Eileen Christelow Anatole the Cat Eva Titus Flora and the Flamingo Molly Idle Animals DK Books Flotsam David Wiesner Another Christina Robinson Fly High, Fly Low Don Freeman Arrow to the Sun Gerald McDermott Fox the Tiger Corey Tabor Away in my Airplane Margarot Wise Brown Frederick Leo Lionni Baby Goes to Market Atinuke Frida Kahio and Her Animalitos Monica Brown Baby Monkey, Private Eye Brian Seslznick Fry Bread Kevin Noble Maillard Balderdash Michelle Markel Genesis Begins Again Alicia Williams Be Kind Pat Miller Giraffes Can’t Dance Giles Andreae Bear Came Along Richard T Morris Gittel’s Journey, an Ellis Island Story Leslea Newman Beatrice Doesn’t Want To Laura Numeroff Go, Otto, Go! David Milgrim Because Mo Williams Going Down Home with Daddy Kelly Starling Lyons Because of the Rabbit Cynthia Lord Good Day, Good Night Margaret Wise Brown Before Morning Joyce Sidman Good Enough Jen Petro-Roy Best Frints in the Whole Universe Antionette Portis Good Night Owl Greg Pizzoli Big Cat, Little Cat Elisha Copper Good Night, Gorilla Peggy Rahtmann Big Red Barn Margarot Wise Brown Good Night, Planet Liniers Bikers for Sale Carter Higgins Good Rosie! Kate DiCamillo Bill Peet Bill Peet Goodnight Moon Margarot Wise Brown Black and White David Macauley Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site Sherry Rinker Title Author Price Title Author Price Grand Canyon Jason Chin King and Kayla and the Case Dori Hilestad Butler GrandFather’s Journey Allen Say of the Missing Dog Treats Green Laura Vaccaro Seeger King and Kayle and the Case Dori Hilestad Butler Green Eyes A. Birmbaum of the Losts Tooth Grumpy Bird Jeremy Tankard King Hugo’s Ego Chris Van Dusen Grumpy Monkey Suzanne Lang Kitten’s First Full Moon Kevin Henkes Grumpy Monkey Party Time Suzanne Lang La Princesa and the Pea Susan Middleton Elya Grumpy Monkey Up All Night Suzanne Lang Last Stop on Market Street Matt de la Pena Hands Up! Breanna J McDaniel Leave Me Alone Vera Brosgol Happy Birthday, Mouse! Laura Numeroff Lena’s Shoes Are Nervous: Keith Calabrese Happy Easter, Mouse! Laura Numeroff A First Day of school Hello Lighthouse Sophie Blackall Let the Children March Monica Clark-Robinson Hello, World! Ocean Life Jill McDonald Life on Mars Jon Agee Henry’s Freedom Box Ellen Levine Little Blue Truck Alice Schertle Hey, Al Author Yorinks Little Red and the Very Hungry Lion Alex Smith Home in the Rain Bob Graham Llama Llama Home With Mama Anna Dewdney Home in the Woods Eliza Wheeler Llama Llama I Love You Anna Dewdney Horrible Bear! Ame Dyckman Llama Llama Learns to Swim Anna Dewdney Hot Air Marjorie Priceman Llama Llama Loves Camping Anna Dewdney How Do I Catch a Star Oliver Jeffers Llama Llama Loves to Read Anna Dewdney How High the Moon Karen Parsons Llama Llama Mad at Mama Anna Dewdney How Raven Got His Crooked Nose Barbara Atwater Llama Llama Mess Mess Anna Dewdney How to Two David Soman Llama Llama Misses Mama Anna Dewdney I Am Human Susan Verde Llama Llama Nighty Night Anna Dewdney I Have Love You Since Forever Hoda Kotb Llama Llama Time To Share Anna Dewdney I Love You to the Moon and Back Amelia Hepworth Llama Llama and the Bully Goat Anna Dewdney I Loved You Since Forever Hoda Kotb Llama Llama gram and grandpa Anna Dewdney I See a Cat Paul Meisel Llama Llama Loves Camping Anna Dewdney I Walked with Vanessa Kerascoet Llama Llama Red Pajama Anna Dewdney I Want my Hat Back Jon Klassen Locomotive Brian Floca If Animals Kissed Good night Ann Paul Lots of Lambs Laura Numeroff If I Built a House Chris Van Dusen Lottie & Walter Anna Walker If I Ran the Zoo Dr. Seuss Lubna and Pebble Wendy Meddour If You Give a Cat a Cupcake Laura Numeroff Luca’s Bridge Mariana Llanos If You Give a Dog a Donut Laura Numeroff Madeline Ludwig Bemelmans If You Give a Man a Cookie Laura Numeroff Make Way for Duckling Robert McCloskey If You Give a Mouse a Muffin Laura Numeroff Marshmallow Clare Turlay Newberry If You Give a Pig a Pancake Laura Numeroff Maybe Something Beautiful F. Isabel Campoy If you Give a Pig a Party Laura Numeroff Maybe Tomorrow? Charlotte Agell If You Take a Mouse to School Laura Numeroff McElligot’s Pool Dr. Seuss If You Take a Mouse to the Movies Laura Numeroff Me… Jane Patrick McDonnell I’ll Follow the Moon Stephanie Lisa Tara Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel Virginia Lee Burton I’m Quick as a Cricket Audrey Wood Mirette on the High Wire Emily McCully Imagine! Raul Colon Miss Huis Barbara Cooney In a Small Small Pond Denise Fleming, Laura Dern Miss Rumphius Barbara Cooney In the Past: From Trilobites to Dinosaurs David Elliot Mommy’s Khimar Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow Inch by Inch Leo Lionni Moonshot Brian Floca Inside Outside Anne-Margot Ramstien Mr. Wuffles David Wienser Interrupting Chicken David Ezra Stein My Beijing: Nie Jun Island Born Junot Diaz Four Stories of Everyday Wonder It Could Always Be Worse Margot Zemach My Friend Rabbit Eric Rohnmann Jabari Jumps Gaia Cornwall My Heart Corinna Luyken Jerome by Heart Thomas Scotto My Kite is Stuck! And Other Stories Salina Yoon John Henry Julius Lester Nana in the City Lauren Castillo Journey Aaron Becker New Kid Jerry Craft Julian is a Mermaid JessicaLove Night Job Karen Hesse Jumanji Chris Van Allsburg Nighty-Night Cooper Laura Numeroff Nine Months Before a Baby is Born Miranda Paul Title Author Price Title Author Price No David! David Shannon School’s First Day of School Adam Rex Noodleheads See the Future Tedd Arnold Scrible Stones Diane Alder Not Your Nest! Gideon Sterer Sea Bear: A Journey for Survival Lindsay Moore Now Antoinette Portis Sea Glass Summer Michelle Houts Officer Buckle and Gloria Peggy Rathmann See Pip Flap David Milgrim Old Dog Baby Baby Julie Fogliano See, Touch, Feel Rogers Priddy Olive & Pekoe: In Four Short Walks Jacky Davis Seeds and Trees Brandon Walden Olivia Ivan Falconer Seven Blind Mice Ed Young On Market Street Arnold Lobel Sheep Don’t Count Sheep Margaret Wise Brown One Cool Friend Toni Buzzeo Sheep in a Jeep Nancy Shaw One Morning in Maine Robert McCloskey Silly Milly Sheri Wall Oops, Pounce, Quick, Mike Twohy Silly Sally Audrey Wood Run! N Alphabet Caper Sleep Like a Tiger Mary Logue Over and Under the Pond Kate Messner Small in the City Sydney Smith Over the Ocean Taro Gomi Smile Pout Pout Fish Deborah Diesen Owen Kevin Henkes Snail and Worm Again Tina Kugler Owl Babies Martin Wadell Snakes on a Train Kathryn Dennis Owl Moon Jane Yolen Snow Uri Shulevitz Paddle-to-the-Sea Holling Clancy Holling So you Want to Be President? Judith St. George Pay Attention, Carter Jones Gary Schmidt Someday We Will Fly Rachael DeWoskin Pete the Cat..and His Four Groovy Buttons Eric Litwin Song for a Whale Lynne Kelly Pete the Cat..and the Bedtime Blues Eric Litwin Spy Runner Eugene Yelchin Pete the Cat..and the Cool Caterpillar Eric Litwin Stay: A Girl,a Bucket List Kate Klise Pete the Cat..Checks Out the Library Eric Litwin Stega Nona Tomie dePaola Pete the Cat..Construction Deconstruction Eric Litwin Stone Soup Marcia Brown Pete the Cat..Firefighter Pete Eric Litwin Storm Keeper’s Island Cataherine Doyle Pete the Cat..Five Little Ducks Eric Litwin Sweeping Up the Heart Kevin Henkes Pete the Cat..Goes Camping Eric Litwin Swimmy Leo Lionni Pete the Cat..Groovy Bake Sale Eric Litwin Sylvester and the Magic Pebble William Steig Pete the Cat..Groovy Guide to Life Eric Litwin Tar Beach Faith Ringgold Pete the Cat..His Magic Sunglasses Eric Litwin Ten Little Fish Audrey Wood Pete the Cat..I Love My White Shoes Eric Litwin Thank you, Omu! Oge Mora Pete the Cat..Out of This World Eric Litwin The Pout Pout Fish Undersea Alphabet Deborah Diesen Pete the Cat..Pete at the Beach Eric Litwin The Adventure of Beekle Dan Sanat Pete the Cat..Pete Goes Marching Eric Litwin The Amazing Bone William Steig Pete the Cat..Rocking in My School Shoes Eric Litwin The Backyard Bug Book Lauren Davidson Pete the Cat..Scuba cat Eric Litwin The Bear, the Piano, the Dog, and the Fiddle David Litchfield Clarion Pete the Cat..the Case of the Hiccups Eric Litwin The Bell Rang James E.
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