Build Your Stack: New and Notable Titles for 4-12 Literacy Learners Karen Biggs-Tucker Literacy in Motion Conference Judson University
[email protected] @litcup www.litcup.net Picture Books for All Readers: Agee, J. (2018). The wall in the middle of the book. New York, NY: Dial Books. A young knight bravely guards the wall that protects one side of the book from the other. He knows that there are very scary things on the other side, but when he finally faces what is actually on the other side, he realizes that the things may not have been as scary as he once believed. Amato, M. (2019). Perfect. New York, NY: Scholastic. Eraser does his best to keep the pages clean from what Pencil is doing. But what would could they create if they actually decide to work together? Aronson, B. & J. Oxley. (2018). Melia and Jo. New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Melia loves science and creates amazing things in her backyard. Jo has an artistic spirit and comes along to make suggestions to Melia about her creations. Initially, Melia disregards Jo’s suggestions, but then realizes that maybe science and art can work together to create amazing things! Bailey, J. (2019). A friend for Henry. (M. Song, Illus.). San Francisco, CA: Chronicle Books. Henry is on the lookout for a friend. A friend who listens, shares, and likes things orderly, just like Henry does. Unfortunately, all he hears is noise and all he sees is chaos. Just when he fears all hope is lost, the perfect friend actually finds Henry.