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Volunteer Reader Book Recommendations Volunteer Reader Book Recommendations Title Author Grade Level Bear Gets Dressed Harriet Ziefert PK Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? Bill Martin, Jr. PK Five Silly Monkeys Susie Brooks PK Good Night, Gorilla Peggy Rathman PK How Do You Do a Didgeridoo? Nick Page PK Mouse’s First Fall Lauren Thompson PK Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear? Bill Martin, Jr. PK The Very Lonely Firefly Eric Carle PK Where’s My Nose? Susan Ring PK Where's Spot? Eric Hill PK A Duck So Small A. H. Benjamin PK+ Appalachia: The Voices of Sleeping Birds Cynthia Rylant PK+ Adventures of Riley series Amanda Lumry PK+ Are You My Mother? P. D. Eastman PK+ Baloney (Henry P.) Jon Scieszka PK+ Bear Snores On Karma Wilson PK+ Big Plans Bob Shea PK+ Bob the Dog Rodrigo Folgueira PK+ Butterflies Keep Flying Ali Pfautz PK+ Clifford stories Norman Bridwell PK+ Dance Matthew Van Fleet PK+ Dandylion Lizzie Finlay PK+ Don't Fidget a Feather Erica Silverman PK+ Dooby Dooby Moo Doreen Cronin PK+ Fat Men From Space Daniel Pinkwater PK+ Franklin Wants a Pet Paulette Bourgeois PK+ Franklin's Halloween Paulette Bourgeois PK+ Goodnight iPad: a Parody for the next generation Ann Droyd PK+ Goodnight Moon Margaret Wise Brown PK+ Guess How Much I Love You Sam McBratney PK+ Hooray for the Golly sisters Betsy Byars PK+ How to Fool a Cat: Japanese Folktales for Children Hiroko Fujita & Fran Stallings PK+ Hurry Up Franklin Paulette Bourgeois PK+ If You Give a Pig a Pancake Laura Numeroff PK+ Jolly Snow Jane Hissey PK+ Little Blue Truck Alice Schertle PK+ Little Raccoon Catches a Cold Susan Canizares PK+ Llama, Llama series Anna Dewdney PK+ 1 Volunteer Reader Book Recommendations Meet Me at the Moon Gianna Marino PK+ Memoirs of a Goldfish Devin Scillian PK+ Memoirs of a Hamster Devin Scillian PK+ Mountain Christmas Marc Harshman PK+ Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You? Dr. Seuss PK+ Mr. Grumpy's Motor Car John Burningham PK+ Never Ask a Dinosaur to Dinner Gareth Edwards PK+ Old Bear and His Cub Olivier Dunrea PK+ One Duck Stuck Phyllis Root PK+ Over in the Meadow Olive A. Wadsworth PK+ Pete the Cat series Eric Litwin PK+ Pigs Aplenty, Pigs Galore! David McPhail PK+ Pout Pout Fish series Deborah Diesen PK+ Puddle Pug Kim Norman PK+ Purple, Green & Yellow Robert Munsch PK+ Read to Tiger S. J. Fore PK+ Spider series Robert Kraus PK+ Stellaluna Janell Cannon PK+ Sunflower House Eve Bunting PK+ Take Me Home, Country Roads adapted by Christopher Canyon PK+ The Emperor Who Forgot His Birthday Jim Edmiston PK+ The Night Before series Natasha Wing PK+ The Paper Bag Princess Robert Munsch PK+ The Snowy Day Ezra Jack Keats PK+ The Story of Ferdinand Munro Leaf PK+ The Thanksgiving Bowl Virginia Kroll PK+ The Three Snow Bears Jan Brett PK+ The Tooth Book Dr. Seuss PK+ The Very Busy Spider Eric Carle PK+ The Very Hungry Caterpillar Eric Carle PK+ The Widow’s Broom Chris Van Allsburg PK+ The Winged Pony Betty Beloat PK+ Tikki Tikki Tembo Arlene Mosel PK+ Tony Baloney series Pam Munoz Ryan PK+ Tractor Mac Saves Christmas Billy Steers PK+ Two Christmas Mice Corinne Demas PK+ Under the Ocean Anouck Boisrobert PK+ Warning: Do Not Open This Book Adam Lehrhaupt PK+ Whistle for Willie Ezra Jack Keats PK+ 2 Volunteer Reader Book Recommendations Your Personal Penguin Sandra Boynton PK+ Ava the Monster Slayer Lisa Maggiore PK - K Betty Bunny Wants Everything Michael B. Kaplan PK - K Big series (Big Fire Engine, Big Bulldozer, Big Racing Car, Kay Barnes PK - K Big Tractor) Bunny’s Noisy Book Margaret Wise Brown PK - K Calvin Can't Fly: The Story of a Bookworm Birdie Jennifer Berne PK - K Cookie's Week Cindy Ward PK - K Fairy Tales for Mr. Barker Jessica Ahlburg PK - K Glamourpuss Sarah Weeks PK - K I Saw an Ant on the Railroad Track Joshua Prince PK - K I See My Dad Grace Maccarone PK - K Little White Duck Walt Whippo PK - K Max’s Christmas Rosemary Wells PK - K Mother Bruce Ryan Higgins PK - K Press Here Herve Tullet PK - K Ribbit Rodrigo Folgueira PK - K Tap the Magic Tree Christie Matheson PK - K The Best Easter Egg Hunt Ever Dawn Casey PK - K The Big Bug Ball Dee Lillegard PK - K The Big Wide-Mouthed Frog Ana Martin Larranaga PK - K The Eagle and the Wren Jane Goodall PK - K The Lamb-A-Roo Diana Kimpton PK - K The Story of Ferdinand Munro Leaf PK - K The Turnip Jan Brett PK - K The Wide-Mouthed Frog Keith Faulkner PK - K The Wonky Donkey Craig Smith PK - K There Was an Old Monster! Rebecca and Adrian Emberley PK - K 10 Little Hot Dogs John Himmelman PK - 1st A Chick and Pug Christmas Jennifer Sattler PK - 1st A House is a House For Me Mary Ann Hoberman PK - 1st A Mud Pie for Mother Scott Beck PK - 1st Blue Balloon Mick Inkpen PK - 1st Blueberries for Sal Robert McCloskey PK - 1st Blue's Clues Holly Melton PK - 1st Carl's Sleepy Afternoon Alexandra Day PK - 1st Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type Doreen Cronin PK - 1st Count the Monkeys Mac Barnett PK - 1st Crocodaddy Kim Norman PK - 1st 3 Volunteer Reader Book Recommendations Farmer Brown books Teri Sloat PK - 1st Giraffes Can't Dance Giles Andreae PK - 1st Hattie the Bad Jane Devlin PK - 1st Hedgehugs Steve Wilson PK - 1st How Do Dinosaurs Get Well Soon? Jane Yolen PK - 1st Hot Rod Hamster Cynthia Lord PK - 1st I Got Two Dogs Fannie and Blue John Lithgow & Robert Neubecker PK - 1st I Love You, Stinky Face Lisa McCourt PK - 1st If I Built a Car Chris Van Dusen PK - 1st In the Rain with Baby Duck Amy Hest PK - 1st It’s Too Windy! Hans Wilhelm PK - 1st Knuckleball Ned R.A. Dickey PK - 1st Knuffle Bunny books Mo Willems PK - 1st Madeline Ludwig Bemelmans PK - 1st Mooseltoe Margie Palatini PK - 1st Mother Goose Mary Engelbreit PK - 1st Oliver's Red Toboggan Paul Kortepeter PK - 1st One Mitten Kristine O'Connell George PK - 1st Only One Marc Harshman PK - 1st Pocket Full of Kisses Audrey Penn PK - 1st Sleep Big Bear Sleep Maureen Wright PK - 1st Steam Train, Dream Train Sherri Duskey Rinker PK - 1st Thank You for Being My Friend Peter Bently PK - 1st Thanksgiving for Emily Ann Teresa Johnston PK - 1st The Blackberry Mouse Matthew Grimsdale PK - 1st The Christmas Wish Lori Evert PK - 1st The Feel Good Book Todd Parr PK - 1st The Flying School Bus Mary G. Eubank PK - 1st The Hello, Goodbye Window Norman Juster PK - 1st The Last Christmas Tree Stephen Krensky PK - 1st The Laughing Dragon Kenneth Mahood PK - 1st The Not So Quiet Library Zachariah OHora PK - 1st The Old Lady Who series Lucille Colandro PK - 1st The Puppy Who Wanted a Boy Jane Thayer PK - 1st The Trellis and the Seed Jan Karon PK - 1st The Very Lazy Ladybug Isobel Finn PK - 1st There's a Mouse about the House Richard Fowler PK - 1st Touch the Brightest Star Christie Matheson PK - 1st A Camping Spree with Mr. Magee Chris Van Dusen PK - 1st 4 Volunteer Reader Book Recommendations A Fish Out of Water Helen Palmer PK - 2nd A Fly Went By Mike McClintock PK - 2nd A Halloween Scare in West Virginia Eric James PK - 2nd All Pigs Are Beautiful Dick King-Smith PK - 2nd And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street Dr. Seuss PK - 2nd Ask Me Why series Southwestern Company PK - 2nd Be Nice to Spiders Margaret Bloy Graham PK - 2nd Beany and Scamp Lisa Bassett PK - 2nd Beatrice Doesn’t Want To Laura Numeroff PK - 2nd Bella's Rules Elissa Haden Guest PK - 2nd Betty Bunny Loves Chocolate Cake Michael Kaplan PK - 2nd Boober Fraggle's Giant Wish Jocelyn Stevenson PK - 2nd Bunny Loves to Read Peter Bently PK - 2nd Can I Play Too? Mo Willems PK - 2nd Can't You Sleep, Little Bear? Martin Waddell and Barbara Firth PK - 2nd Cat in the Hat Dr. Seuss PK - 2nd Chester’s Way Kevin Henkes PK - 2nd Children Make Terrible Pets Peter Brown PK - 2nd Cloudette Tom Lichtenheld PK - 2nd Corduroy books Don Freeman PK - 2nd Cowboy Small Lois Lenski PK - 2nd Chrysanthemum Kevin Henkes PK - 2nd Dinosaurs Love Underpants Claire Freedman PK - 2nd Dirty Joe, the Pirate: A True Story Bill Harley PK - 2nd Dragons Love Tacos Adam Rubin PK - 2nd Dragons Love Tacos 2 Adam Rubin PK - 2nd Duck, Duck, Dinosaur Kallie George PK - 2nd Duck on a Tractor David Shannon PK - 2nd Duck Soup Jackie Urbanovic PK - 2nd Duncan the Story Dragon Amanda Driscoll PK - 2nd Eggbert: The Slightly Cracked Egg Tom Ross PK - 2nd Ella the Elegant Elephant Carmela D'Amico PK - 2nd Elmer the Elephant books David McKee PK - 2nd Forest Night, Forest Bright Jennifer Ward PK - 2nd Fox in Sox Dr. Seuss PK - 2nd Frederick Leo Lionni PK - 2nd Friends Go Adventuring Helme Heine PK - 2nd Gerald McBoing Boing Dr. Seuss PK - 2nd Gilbert series Jane Clarke PK - 2nd 5 Volunteer Reader Book Recommendations Goldilocks and the Three Dinaosaurs Mo Willems PK - 2nd Grandfather Tang's Story Ann Tompert PK - 2nd Green Eggs and Ham Dr. Seuss PK - 2nd Hairy Maclary series Lynley Dodd PK - 2nd Hensel and Gretel: Ninja Chicks Corey Rosen Schwartz PK - 2nd Honey... Honey... Lion! Jan Brett PK - 2nd Horton Hatches the Egg Dr. Seuss PK - 2nd How Many Trucks Could a Tow Truck Tow Charlotte Pomerantz PK - 2nd How to Babysit a Grandma Jean Reagan PK - 2nd How to Babysit a Grandpa Jean Reagan PK - 2nd How to Take Your Grandmother to the Museum Lois Wyse PK - 2nd Hurty Feelings Helen Lester PK - 2nd I Don't Want to Be a Frog Dev Petty and Mike Boldt PK - 2nd If You Give a Mouse a Cookie Laura Numeroff PK - 2nd If You Give a Mouse an iPhone Ann Droyd PK - 2nd If You Take a Mouse to School Laura Numeroff PK - 2nd If You Take A Mouse To The Movies Laura Numeroff PK - 2nd In November Cynthia Rylant PK - 2nd Jesse Bear What Will You Wear Nancy White Carlstrom PK - 2nd John Henry: An American Legend Ezra Jack Keats PK - 2nd Ladybig Girl series David Soman PK - 2nd Little Blue and Little Yellow Leo
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