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GRADED BOOKS Compiled by S. Kirven Please note Children's Literature Comprehensive Database (CLCD) (See Guarini Library homepage (http://www.njcu.edu/Guarini/ - Databases by Title) List of books can be generated from the Search page by Age or Grade Level, and under Reading Metrics by Lexile Range, Reading Level, Interest Level, Point Range. Results are linked to OSCAR, the online library catalog.) ALSO Novelist Jr. K-8 database does the same thing and is linked to our catalog too. Grade K-1 Adler, David A Young Cam Jansen and the Ice Skate Mystery Juv. H176t Aliki At Mary Bloom’s Juv. A411a Bonsall, Crosby Tell Me Some More Juv. B721t Brown, Marcia How Hippo! Juv. B879h Brown, Margaret The Runaway Bunny Juv. B8791ru Burningham, John Mr. Gumpy’s Outing Juv. B966m Burton, Virginia Lee Katy and the Big Snow Juv.B9747k Burton, Virginia Lee Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel JuvB94747ms Carle, Eric Grouchy Ladybug Juv. C278g Carle, Eric Very Busy Spider Juv. C278u Carle, Eric Very Hungry Caterpillar Juv.C2787 1987 Carlstrom, Nancy White Better Not Get Wet, Jesse Bear Juv. C278b Cole, Brock No More Baths Juv. C6888n Cole, William Frances Face Maker Juv.C6897f Crews, Donald Freight Train Juv.625.24.C927f Davis, Gibbs Katy’s First Haircut Juv.D2615k DeRegniers, Beatrice May I Bring a Friend? Juv.D431m Schenk Dillon, Barbara The Beast in the Bed Juv.D5785b Donnelly, Liza Dinosaur’s Halloween Juv.D68 Ehlert, Lois Eating the Alphabet Juv.421.1.E14 Eichenberg, Fritz Ape in a Cape Juv.E34a Emberley, Barbara Drummer Hoff Juv. 533d Emberley, Ed The wing on a Flea Juv. 534w Flack, Marjorie Angus and the Cat Juv. F571a2 Flack, Marjorie Angus and the Ducks Juv. F571a4 Flack, Marjorie Angus Lost Juv. F571a8 Flora, James Sherwood Walks Home Juv.F632s Foulds, Elfrida Vipont, The Elephant and the Bad Baby Juv.F767e Freeman, Don Corduroy Juv.F855co Gag, Wanda The Funny Thing Juv.G132f Gag, Wanda Millions of Cats Juv.G132m Sdk 11/12rev. 11/18 Godwin, Laura Best Fall of All Juv. G591b Gramatky, Hardie Hercules Juv. G745h Hall, Kirsten Tooth Fairy Juv. H176t Hoff, Syd Grizzwold Juv. 6 98g Johnson, Crockett Harold and the Purple Crayon Juv. J66hp Kerr, Sue Felt Rosa-Too-Little Juv. F325r Keats, Ezra Jack Peter’s Chair Juv. K25p Krauss, Ruth Carrot Seed Juv. K91ca Langstaff, John Frog went- a- courting Juv. 398.8.F927 Langstaff, John Over ion the Meadow Juv. L285ov Lobel, Arnold How the Rooster Saved the Day Juv. L7972ho Luttrell, Ida Milo’s Toothache Juv. L974m Marzollo, Claudio Kenny and the Little Kickers Juv. M3925k McCloskey, Robert Blueberries for Sal Juv. M127b Michaels< Anna Best Friends Juv.M6215b Murphy, Jill Peace at Last Juv.M9776p Nicklaus, Carol Sometimes I Share juv.S697s Nodset, Joan Who took the Farmer’s Hat Juv. 679w Payne, Emmy Katy no Pocket Juv. P346k Preston, Edna Squawk to the Moon Juv. P937s Segal, Lore All the way home Juv.S454a Sendak, Maurice One Was Johnny Juv. S4745on Sendak, Maurice Where the Wild Things Are Juv.S4645w Seuss, Dr. Cat in the Hat Juv. G313ch Shaw, Charles It Looked Like Spilt Milk Juv.S534i Slobodkina, Esphyr Caps for Sale Juv. S6343c Suen, Anastasia Subway Juv.S944s Udry, Janice A Tree is Nice Juv. 582.16.U27t Ueno, Noriko Elephant buttons Juv. U22e Weiss, Ellen Lucky duck Juv.W4291l Weiss, Ellen Twins Go to bed Juv. W429tg Weiss, Ellen Twins Have a Flight Juv.W429tw Willems, Mo We Are in a Book! Juv.W699w Zemach, Harve Mommy buy me a china doll Juv. 784.4.253m Zion, Gene Harry by the sea Juv. Z79hd Zion, Gene Harry the dirty dog Juv. Z79h Zion, Gene No Roses for Harry Juv. Z79n Grades 1-2 Ackerman, K. Song and Dance Man Juv. A182s Allard, Harry Miss Nelson is Missing Juv.A419m Anderson, Hans Christian The Ugly Duckling Juv.398.2.A544ug Anderson, Lonzo The Halloween Party Juv.A547h Babbitt, Natalie Phoebe’s Revolt Juv.B112p Bang, Molly The Paper Crane Juv.B216p Bishop, Claire The Five Chinese Brothers* Juv.B622f Bourgeois, Paulette Franklin Rides A Bike Juv. B772fb And Clark, Brenda Bourgeois, Paulette Franklin In the Dark Juv. B772fd and Clark, Brenda Brown, Margaret Wise Wheel On the Chimney Juv.8791whi Cameron, Polly I Can’t Said the Ant Juv. 817.C182I Cherry, Lynne The Great Kapok Tree Juv. C522g Clifton, Lucille Boy Who Didn’t Believe in Spring Juv. (on order) Sdk 11/12rev. 11/18 Coombs, Pat Dorrie and the Weather Box Juv.C775dw Cristaldi, Kathryn Even Steven and Odd Todd Juv. C845e Daugherty, James P. Andy and the Lion Juv.D238a Kwitz, Mary Deball Little Vampire and the Midnight Bear Juv.K987l Desbarats, Peter Gabrielle and Selena Juv.D443g Devlin, Wende Cranberry Thanksgiving Juv. D489c Ehrlich, Amy Buck-Buck the Chicken Juv. E337b Flack, Marjorie Walter the Lazy Mouse Juv. F571w5 Gaydos, Nora Amazing Animals: 5 Phonics Stories Juv. 428.6.G2859a 2004 Hautzig, Deborah Happy Birthday, Little Witch Juv. H382h Hautzig, Deborah Little Wtch’s Big Night Juv. H382L Hopkins, Lee Bennett Halloween Howls: Holiday Poetry Juv.811.008.H193 Houston, Gloria My Great Aunt Arizona Juv.923.773 H893h Huck, Charlotte S. Princess Furball Juv.398.2H882 Freeman, Don Norman the Doorman Juv.F855n Isadora, Rachel At the Crossroads Juv.Juv.I74g Joose, Barbara M. Dead Guys Tals: A Wild Willie Mystery Juv. J818d Koontz, Robin Michal The Camping Trip Juv. K828c Lin, Grace Ling & Ting Not Exactly the Same Juv.L7353L Lobel, Arnold Days With Frog and Toad Juv. L797d Lobel, Arnold Frog and Toad All Year Juv. L797f Maestro, Marco and Geese Find the Missing Piece, School Time Juv. 398.6M186g 1999 Riddle Rhymes McMullan, Kate Pearl Wagner and Three Secrets Juv.M478p Morris, Kimberly Molly in the Middle Juv.M8767m Nicklaus, Carol Sometimes I Share Juv.S697s O’Connor, Jane Eek, Stories to Make You Shriek Juv.)183e Polacco, Patricia The Keeping Quilt Juv. P762k Rau, Dana Meachen Secret Code Juv. R239s Reynolds, Peter, Ish Juv. R4645i Rylant, Cynthia Henry and Mudge: The First Book Juv. R994ha Rylant, Cynthia Henry and Mudge and the Tall House Juv.R994ht San Souci, Robert D. Sukey and the Mermaid Juv.398.21.S194s Scarry, Richard The Best Mistakes Ever! and Other Stories Juv. S2863be Van Leeuwen, Jean Oliver the Mighty Pig Juv. V259o Van Leeuwen, Jean Tales of Oliver Pig Juv. V259ta Wild, Margaret Let the Celebrations Begin Juv. W668L Young, Ed Seven Blind Mice Juv. 398.21.Y71s Ziefert, Harriet A Dozen Dozens Juv. Z65d Grades 2-3 Adler, David A. Cam Jansen and the Birthday Mystery Juv. A237c Cepeda, Joe. Swing Juv.C399s Christopher, Matt Soccer ‘Cats Juv. C556c Dadey, Debbie Skeletons Don’t Play Tubas Juv. D121s And Thornton-Jones, Marcia Davies, Gillian and Why Worms? Juv. D255w Delacre, Lulu Rafi and Rosi: Carnaval Juv. D3325rc DePino, Catherine Blue Cheese Breath and Stinky Feet: Juv. D419b And McGhee, Alison How to Deal with Bullies DiCamillo, Kate Bink & Gollie Juv.D545b English, Karen Hot day on Abbott Avenue Juv.E587h Giff, Patricia Reilly Kidnap at the Catfish Café Juv. G457k Giff, Patricia Reilly Mary Moon is Missing Juv. G457m Harrington, Janice N. Roberto walks home Juv..H2998r Hautzig, Deborah Aladdin and the Magic Lamp Juv. 398.21.H382n 1993 Sdk 11/12rev. 11/18 Johnson, Angela Do like Kyla Juv. .J662d Klein, Abby Don’t sit on my lunch Juv.K642d Kramer, Robin Look, Lenore Ruby Lu, Brave and True Juv.L363r Low, Alice The Witch Who Was Afraid of Witches Marzollo, Jean I am Fire Juv. 614.841.M93i Milton, Joyce Wild, wild wolves Juv. 599.74.M662w Moon, Nicola Alligator tails and Crocodile Cakes Juv.M818a Moon, Nicola J.J. Rabbit and the Monster Juv,M818j Oberman, Sheldon The Always Prayer Shawl Juv. O12a Rosenbloom, Joseph Deputy Dan and the Bank Robbers San Souci, Robert D. The Samurai’s Daughter Juv. 398.2.S2295a Siebert, Diane Mojave Juv. 811.54.S571m Wyeth, Sharon Dennis Something beautiful Juv .W979s Grade 3 Collier, Bryan Uptown Juv. 974.714 .C699U Compestine, Ying Chang Runaway Rice Cake Juv.C7375r Compestine, Ying Chang Real story of stone soup Juv. 398.2 .C7375r Deedy, Carmen Agra Martina, the beautiful cockroach : a Cuban folktale Juv. 398.2 .D3113ma 2007 Di Camilio, Kate Bink and Gollie Juv.D545b Falcone, L.M. Walking with the Dead Juv.F1827w Grimes, Nikki Make way for Dyamonde Daniel Juv.G862m Hopkinson, Deborah Billy and the Rebel Juv.H797b Howard, Elizabeth F. Virgie goes to school with us boys Juv.H8485V Jordan, Rosklyn Salt in his shoes : Juv. J828s Michael Jordan in pursuit of a dream McDonald, Megan Stink and the incredible super-galactic jawbreaker Juv. M1357si McKissack, Pat Flossie & the fox Juv.M1585fl Medina, Meg. Tìa Isa wants a car Juv. M4916t Mitchell, Margaree King Uncle Jed’s barbershop Juv.M682U Mochizuki, Ken Baseball saved us Juv.M688b Mora, Pat Doña Flor : a tall tale about a giant woman Juv.M8275d with a great big heart Morales, Yuyi Just a minute : a trickster tale and counting book Juv.398.2 .M8283j 2003 Nelson, Vaunda M. The book itch : freedom, truth Juv.N424b & Harlem's greatest bookstore Nolen, Jerdine In my Momma's kitchen Juv.N791i Say, Allen Grandfather’s Journey Juv.920.9952 .S742G Say, Allen Tea with milk Juv.920.7 .S274s Sheth, Kashmira My Dadima wears a sari Juv. S5544m Soto, Gary Too many tamales Juv. S717t Steptoe, Javaka Jones Family Express Juv. S837j Steptoe, John Story of Jumping Mouse: a native American legend Juv. 398.2 .S837s Trice, Linda Kenya’s song Juv\T8234k Woodson, Jacqueline Other Side Juv.W898O Woodson, Jacqueline We had a picnic this Sunday past Juv.W898w Grade 4 Bellairs, John House With the Clock in the Walls Juv.
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  • A Year of Picture Books

    A Year of Picture Books

    A Year of Picture Books Compiled by Sarah Mackenzie READALOUDREVIVAL.COM Picture Books: Title Author Illustrator Brambly Hedge: Winter Story Barklem, Jill Big Snow Bean, Jonathan Ollie’s Ski Trip Beskow, Elsa The Hat Brett, Jan The Mitten Brett, Jan The Three Snow Bears Brett, Jan Katy and the Big Snow Burton, Virginia Lee The Story of Snow Cassino, Mark and Nelson, Jon Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Frost, Robert Jeffers, Susan The Big Snow Hader, Berta & Elmer Terrible Storm Hurst, Carol Schindler, S.D. Mama, Do You Love Me? Joose, Barbara M. Lavallee, Barbara The Snowy Day Keats, Ezra Jack The Tomten Lindgren, Astrid Snowflake Bentley Martin, Jacqueline Briggs Azarian, Mary Waiting for Winter Meschenmoser, Sebastian Over and Under the Snow Messner, Kate Neal, Christopher Silas The Snow Globe Family O’Connor, Jane Schindler, S.D. First Snow Park, Bomi Blizzard Rocco, John Snow Rylant, Cynthia Stringer, Lauren Brave Irene Steig, William The Story of the Snow Children von Olfers, Sibylle Sugar Snow Wilder, Laura Ingalls Ettlinger, Doris Winter Days in the Big Woods Wilder, Laura Ingalls Graef, Renee Winter on the Farm Wilder, Laura Ingalls Wheeler, Jody Owl Moon Yolen, Jane Schoenherr, John READALOUDREVIVAL.COM Picture Books: January Picture Books: Title Author Illustrator Why Mosquitos Buzz in People’s Ears Aardema, Verna Dillon, Leo & Diane Town Mouse, Country Mouse Brett, Jan The Turnip Brett, Jan ❤ The Valentine Bears Bunting, Eve Brett, Jan The Elves and the Shoemaker Galdone, Paul Henny Penny Galdone, Paul Jack and the Beanstalk Galdone, Paul The Little Red Hen Galdone, Paul Little Red Riding Hood Galdone, Paul The Monkey and the Crocodile Galdone, Paul The Owl and the Pussy-Cat Galdone, Paul Puss in Boots Galdone, Paul The Teeny-Tiny Woman Galdone, Paul The Three Bears Galdone, Paul The Three Billy Goats Gruff Galdone, Paul The Three Little Pigs Galdone, Paul Three Little Kittens Galdone, Paul Anansi and the Moss-Covered Rock Kimmel, Eric A.
  • The Caldecott Medal

    The Caldecott Medal

    1965 May I Bring a Friend?, Beni Montresor 1945 Prayer for a Child, Elizabeth O. Jones (E DER) (E 242.62 FIE) 1964 Where the Wild Things Are, Maurice Sendak 1944 Many Moons, Louis Slobodkin (E PET) The (E SEN) 1943 The Little House, Virginia L. Burton (E BUR) 1963 The Snowy Day, Ezra Jack Keats (E KEA) Caldecott 1942 Make Way for the Ducklings, Robert 1962 Once a Mouse…, Marcia Brown (E BRO) McCloskey (E MACC) 1961 Baboushka and the Three Kings, 1941 They Were Strong and Good, Robert Lawson Medal Nicholas Sidjakov (E ROB) (E 920 LAW) 1960 Nine Days to Christmas, Maria H. Ets 1940 Abraham Lincoln, Ingri d’Aulaire (J 92 LIN) (E ETS) 1939 Mei Li, Thomas Handforth (E HAN) 1959 Chanticleer and the Fox, Barbara Cooney (E CHA) 1938 Animals of the Bible, Dorothy Lathrop Awarded annually by the (J 220.8 BIB) 1958 Time of Wonder, Robert McCloskey Association for (E MACC) Library Service to 1957 A Tree is Nice, Marc Simont (E UDR) Children, The American 1956 Frog Went A-Courtin’, Feodor Rojankovsky (E LAN) Library Association. 1955 Cinderella, Marcia Brown (E 398.21 PER) In 1938, the first Caldecott Medal was 1954 Madeline’s Rescue, Ludwig Bemelmans awarded to the most distinguished (E BEM) Deer Park Public Library American picture book for children 1953 The Biggest Bear, Lynd Ward (E WAR) 3009 Center published in the United States during Deer Park, TX 77536 the preceding year. The name of 1952 Finders Keepers, Nicolas Mordvinoff (E LIP) Ralph Caldecott, the famous English 281-478-7208 1951 The Egg Tree, Katherine Milhous (E MIL) illustrator, was