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Book List by Reading Level Reading Level Book List Level A Title Author Anno’s Counting Book Mitsumasa Anoo Cat Hat Michelle Knudsen Count and See Tana Hoban Dad Goes to School Margaret McNamara Do You Want to be My Friend? Eric Carle Eating Apples Gail Saunders-Smith Emily’s Shoes Joan Cottle How Many Fish? Caron Lee Cohen I Like Mess Marcia Lenard Look! I Can Read! Susan Hood Thunder Doesn’t Scare Me! Lynea Bowdish What I See Holly Keller Page 1 of 17 Reading Level Book List Level B Title Author Bravo, Kazam! Amy Ehrlich Eddie the Raccoon Catherine Friend Ethan at Home Johanna Hurwitz Get the Ball, Slim Marcia Leonard Have You Seen My Duckling? Nancy Tafuri Have You Seen My Cat? Eric Carle How Many Fish? Caron Cohen I Love My Family Joy Cowley Larry and the Cookie Becky McDaniel The Long, Long Tail Joy Cowley Mommy, Where are you? Leonid Gore Major Jump Joy Cowley Mouse has Fun Phyllis Root My Puppy Joy Cowley Piggy and Dad Go Fishing David Martin Snap! Joy Cowley Page 2 of 17 Reading Level Book List Level C Title Author Along Comes Jake Joy Cowley The Best Place Susan Meddaugh Big and Little Joy Cowley Brown Bear, Brown Bear Bill Martin, Jr. Bugs! Pat McKissack Bunny, Bunny Kirsten Hall A Hug is Warm Joy Cowley I Went Walking Sue Williams Ice Cream Joy Cowley I’m Bigger Than You! Joy Cowley Joshua James Likes Trucks Catherine Petrie Let’s Have a Swim Joy Cowley Little Brother Joy Cowley One Hunter Pat Hutchins Our Granny Joy Cowley Our Street Joy Cowley Pancakes for Breakfast Tomie DePaola The Race Joy Cowley Rainbow of My Own Don Freeman Spots, Feathers and Curly Tails Nancy Tafuri Tell Me Something Happy Joyce Dunbar Page 3 of 17 Reading Level Book List Level D Title Author At Night Jonathan Bean Ballerina Girl Kristen Hall Cat Traps Molly Coxe The Chick and the Duckling Vladimir Suteev Dirty Larry Bobbie Hamsa Good for You Joy Cowley I Am Rita Milios I Am an Explorer Amy Moses I am Water Jean Marzollo I Can Build a House Shiego Watanabe I Like Books Anthony Browne I Love Fishing Bonnie Dobkin Ice is..whee! Carol Greene Little Bear Diane Namm Mary Wore a Red Dress Merle Peek The Monkey Bridge Joy Cowley Monsters! Diane Namm Mr. Grump Joy Cowley Paul the Pitcher Paul Sharp Play Ball, Kate! Sharon Gordon A Pet for Pat Pegeen Snow Rain! Rain! Carol Greene Sam’s Ball Barbo Lindgren Sam’s Cookie Barbo Lindgren Scat! Said the Cat Joy Cowley Shoes Elizabeth Winthrop Surprise! Mary Packard There Is a Town Gail Herman Too Many Balloons Catherine Matthias The Tooth Fairy Kirsten Hall Ways to Go Dana Rau Wheels Annie Cobb Where Are You Going, Aja Rose? Joy Cowley Who Is Who? Pat McKissack Who Says? Kirsten Hall Page 4 of 17 Reading Level Book List Level E Title Author All by Myself Mercer Mayer Benny’s Baby Brother Shirley Simon Big Friend, Little Friend Eloise Greenfield Big Egg Molly Coxe Bobby’s Zoo Carolyn Lunn A Box Can Be Many Things Dana Rau A Buzz is Part of a Bee Carolyn Lunn Circus Fun Margaret Hiller Dan and Dan Marcia Leonard Don’t You Laugh at Me! Joy Cowley Eat Your Peas, Louise! Pegeen Snow Fire! Fire! Said Mrs. McGuire Bill Martin Jr. Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed Eileen Christelow Get Lost Becka! Shirley Simon Get the Ball, Slim Marica Leonard Go, Dog, Go! P.D. Eastman Go to Sleep, Dear Dragon Margaret Hillert Goldilocks and the Three Bears Betty Miles Hi, Clouds Carol Greene Happy Birthday, Dear Dragon Margaret Hillet Here are My Hands Bill Martin How Many Ants? Larry Dane Brimmer I am King! Mary Packard If I were an Ant Amy Moses Is the Spaghetti Ready? Frank Edwards It Looked Like Spilt Milk Charles Shaw Larry and the Cookie Becky McDaniel Morris the Moose Bernard Wiseman Oh, Cats! Nola Buck Sweet Potato Pie Ann Rockwell The Foot Book Dr. Seuss The Nose Book Al Perkins The Pet that I Want Mary Packard Where Can it Be? Ann Jonas Where’s Spot? Eric Hill Page 5 of 17 Reading Level Book List Level F Title Author A Bug, a Bear, and a Boy David McPhail A Color of His Own Leo Lionni Across the Stream Mirra Ginsburg Amy Loves the Rain Julia Hoban Beep, Beep Barbara Gregorich Big Bird’s Copycat Day Sharon Lerner Biscuit Alyssa Capucilli Biscuit Finds a Friends Alyssa Capucilli Bright Eyes, Brown Skin Cheryl Willis Hudson Can I help? Marilyn Janovitz Come for a Swim! Joy Cowley Curious George and the Pizza Margaret Rey Dear Zoo Rod Campbell Does a Kangaroo Have a Mother Too? Eric Carle Harry Goes to Day Camp James Ziefert Hooray for Snail! John Stadler How Big is Big? Harriet Ziefert I Am An Apple Jean Marzollo I Want A Pet Lauren Child Itchy, Itchy Chicken Pox Grace Maccarone It’s a Perfect Day Abigail Pizer Johnny Lion’s Rubber Boots Edith Thacher Hurd Jump, Frog, Jump Robert Kalan The Lady with the Alligator Purse Nadine Westcott Little Car Joy Cowley Mama Cat Has Three Kittens Denise Fleming Mama Zooms Jan Cowen Marmalade’s Nap Cindy Wheeler Marmalade’s Snow Day Cindy Wheeler Martha Speaks Series Susan Meddaugh Red Hen and Sly Fox Vivian French Rosie’s Walk Pat Hutchins Shhh! Kevin Henkes Soccer Game! Grace Maccarone Ten Black Dots Donald Crews Tiger is a Scaredy Cat Joan Phillips What Mommies Do Best? Laura Numeroff What is that? Said the Cat Grace Maccarone Who Will Be My Friends? Syd Hoff Page 6 of 17 Reading Level Book List Level G Title Author A Pair of Socks Stuart Murphy Addition Annie David Gister Alligator Shoes Arthur Dorros Buzzzz Said the Bee Wendy Lewison The Carrot Seed Robert Krauss Curious George H.A. Rey The Fat Cat Sat on the Mat Nurit Karlin Feather’s for Lunch Lois Ehlert The Gingerbread Boy Harriet Ziefert The Great Bug Hunt Bonnie Dobkin The Great Race David McPhail Harry Gets Ready for School Harriet Ziefert Harry Goes to Fun Land Harriet Ziefert Harry Takes a Bath Harriet Ziefert Hush, Little Baby Marla Frazee I Shop With My Daddy Grace Maccarone I Took My Frog to the Library Eric Kimmel Jason’s Bus Ride Harriet Ziefert Just for You Mercer Mayer Just Grandpa and Me Mercer Mayer The Little Red Hen Harriet Ziefert Mike and Tony: Best Friends Harriet Ziefert Mine’s the Best Crosby Bonsall The Monster Under My Bed Suzanne Gruber More Spaghetti, I Say ! Rita Gelman Mother, Mother, I Want Another Maria Polushkin Nicky Upstairs and Down Harriet Ziefert N-O Spells No! Teddy Slater One Monday Morning Uri Shulevitz Peanut Butter and Jelly Nadine Wescott Ronald Morgan Goes to Bat Patricia Giff Secret Valentine Anne Kennedy Sheep Series Nancy Shaw Shhhh! Suzy Kline Shortcut Donald Crews Snail Saves the Day John Stadler The Snowball Jennifer Armstrong Snuggle Wuggle Jonathan London Spot’s First Walk Eric Hill Ten Sleepy Sheep Picture Book Page 7 of 17 Reading Level Book List Level G Title Author Ten, Nine Eight Molly Bang Ten Sleepy Sheep Phyllis Root Three Cheers for Hippo! John Stadler Tree House Fun Rose Greydanus Titch Pat Hutchins Growing Vegetable Soup Lois Ehlert Wait Skates Mildred Johnson Who is Coming? Pat McKissack Who Stole the Cookies? Judith Moffatt Zoo-Looking Mem Fox Page 8 of 17 Reading Level Book List Level H Title Author Bailey Goes Camping Kevin Henkes Big Red Barn Margret Wise Brown Captain Cat Syd Hoff Clap Your Hands Lorinda Cauley Come and Out and Play, Little Mouse Robert Kraus Curious George Goes to the Beach H.A. Rey Danny and the Dinosaur Go to Camp Syd Hoff Diggers and Dumpers Valerie Wilding Election Day Margaret McNamara George Shrinks William Joyce Gilberto and the Wind Marie Hall Ets Good Night Moon Margret Wise Brown Happy Birthday, Danny and the Dinosaur! Syd Hoff Hooray for the Golly Sisters Betsy Byars I Know an Old Lady Brian Karas It’s George Miriam Cohen Just Going to the Dentist Mercer Mayer Just Me and My Dad Mercer Mayer Just Me and My Little Brother Mercer Mayer Just Me and My Little Sister Mercer Mayer Just Me and My Puppy Mercer Mayer Just Shopping with Mom Mercer Mayer Mama, Do You Love Me? Barbara Joosse My Tooth is Loose! Martin Silverman No Mail for Mitchell Catherine Siracusa Oliver Syd Hoff A Picture for Harold’s Room Crockett Johnson Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire The Rabbit John Burningham Ready, Set, Go! John Stadler Sammy the Seal Syd Hoff The Seasons of Arnold’s Apple Tree Gail Gibbons Seven Little Monsters Maurice Sendak Sir Small and the Dragonfly Jane O’Connor Sleepy Book Charlotte Zolotow Small Pig Arnold Lobel Time to Sleep Denise Fleming When the TV Broke Harriet Ziefert Where Are You Going, Little Mouse? Robert Kraus Who is the Beast? Keith Baker Whose Mouse Are You? Robert Kraus You’ll Soon Grow into Them, Titch Pat Hutchins Page 9 of 17 Reading Level Book List Level I Title Author Albert the Albatross Syd Hoff Alligators All Around Maurice Sendak Angus and the Cat Marjorie Flack The Apple Pie Tree Zoe Hall Are You My Mother? P.D. Eastman Barney’s Horse Syd Hoff Because a Little Bug Went Ka-Choo Rosetta Stone Benny Bakes a Cake Eve Rice The Bike Lesson Stan Berenstain A Big Fat Enormous Lie Marjorie Sharmat Boss for a Day Tomie De Paola The Bunny Hop Teddy Slater A Class Play with Ms.
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