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Level CALL NUMBER TITLE Author Level A CONCEPT E HOBA Is It Larger? Is It Smaller? Tana Hoban Level A E ANNO Anno's Magic Seeds Mitsumasa Anno Level A E CARL Do You Want to Be my Friend? Eric Carle Level A E FELD Billy & Milly, Short & Silly Eve Feldman Level A E FERR I Like My Bike Antongionata Ferrari Level A E LONG Big Cat Ethan Long Level A E MACK Look! Jeff Mack Level A E MACK Mine! Jeff Mack Level A E McPH Jump David McPhail Level A E MEIS I See A Cat Paul Meisel Level A E ROTN I Like the Farm Shelley Rotner Level A ER BROW I Like Bugs! Margaret Wise Brown Level A ER GATE Baking Apples Margo Gates Level A ER GATE The Fish Margo Gates Level A ER GATE I Look Up Margo Gates Level A ER GATE My Baby Elephant Margo Gates Level A J 624 HOBA Construction Zone Tana Hoban Level B E BLOO The Bus For Us Suzanne Bloom Level B E CARL Have You Seen My Cat? Eric Carle Level B E CEPE I See Joe Cepeda Level B E CEPE I Dig Joe Cepeda Level B E CEPE Up Joe Cepeda Level B E GORE Mommy, Where are You? Leonid Gore Level B E HENR Happy Cat Steve Henry Level B E LONG Pig has a Plan Ethan Long Level B E ROBE I Like My Car Michael Robertson Level B ER ATKI Ned in Bed; & Fun at the Park Jill Atkins Level B ER COXE Cat Traps Molly Coxe Level B ER GATE Bean Soup Margo Gates Level B ER GATE A Good Nut Margo Gates Level B ER MILG See Zip Zap David Milgrim Level B ER RAU Robot, Go Bot! Dana Meachen Rau Level B J 598.842 JENK A Nest Full of Eggs Priscilla Belz Jenkins Level C CONCEPT E FLEM Lunch Denise Fleming Level C E COLE Big Bug Henry Cole Level C E DUNB Tell Me Something Happy Before I Go To Sleep Joyce Dunbar Level C E FLOR Pig and Cat are Pals Douglas Florian Level C E GARL Lost Dog Michael Garland Level C E GORB Me Too! Valeri Gorbachev Level C E HENR Snow is Fun Steve Henry Level C E MACK Good News, Bad News Jeff Mack Level C E MART Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You See? Bill Martin and Eric Carle Level C E McCU Little Ducks Go Emily Arnold McCully Level C E MEIS See Me Play Paul Meisel Level C E MEIS Zara's Hats Paul Meisel Level C E RASC Yo! Yes? Chris Raschka Level C E SHAR Mice Squeak, We Speak Arnold L. Sharpiro Level CALL NUMBER TITLE Author Level C E TAFU Spots, Feathers, and Curly Tails Nancy Tafuri Level C E WILL I Went Walking Sue Williams Level C ER ATKI Peck, Hen Peck! & Ben's Pet Jill Atkins Level C ER ATKI Tug!; & In Pip's Bag Jill Atkins Level C ER BADE Go to Bed Blue Bonnie Bader Level C ER BLEV A New Friend Wiley Blevins Level C ER BLEV Max Finds an Egg Wiley Blevins Level C ER CAPU Bear Hugs Alyssa Capucilli Level C ER DALE Bad Dog; & No, Nell, No! Elizabeth Dale Level C ER DALE Cool Dck; & Lots of Hats Elizabeth Dale Level C ER DALE Dot and Dan 7 Snack Attack Katie Dale Level C ER GATE Cam's Walk Margo Gates Level C ER GATE Flowers in the Sun Margo Gates Level C ER GATE The Little Penguin Margo Gates Level C ER GATE No Bugs Here Margo Gates Level C ER GATE Pumpkin Seeds Margo Gates Level C ER GATE Wait, Ride, Walk Margo Gates Level C ER GODW Happy and Honey Laura Godwin Level C ER JINK I Can Get It; & Hop In Jenny Jinks Level C ER JINK Tug! Tug!; & Lots of Spots Jenny Jinks Level C ER JONE Go, Nan, Go! & On the Log Cath Jones Level C ER JONE Meg and Rat; & Puff! Puff! Puff! Cath Jones Level C ER LONG Clara and Clem in Outer Space Ethan Long Level C ER LONG Clara and Clem Take a Ride Ethan Long Level C ER MILG See Otto David Milgrim Level C ER MILG See Pip Flap David Milgrim Level C ER MILG See Pip Point David Milgrim Level C ER STAR (PHONICS) I Grow Too Karen Hoenecke Level C J 398.2 PINK The Tortoise & the Hare Jerry Pinkney Level C J 599.789 SCHR Pandas Anne Schreiber Level D CONCEPT E FALW Feast for 10 Cathryn Falwell Level D CONCEPT E SHAN Tomorrow's Alphabet George Shannon Level D CONCEPT E WALS Mouse Paint Ellen Stoll Walsh Level D E BARN Bugs! Bugs! Bugs! Bob Barner Level D E BART My Car Byron Barton Level D E CARL From Head to Toe Eric Carle Level D E CREW School Bus Donald Crews Level D E CUMM Where is Mommy? Pat Cummings Level D E CUYL From Here to There Margery Cuyler Level D E DEPA Look and Be Grateful Tomie DePaola Level D E EHLE Feathers for Lunch Lois Ehlert Level D E HASS Come Back, Ben Ann Hassett Level D E HENR Hide! Steve Henry Level D E LITW Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons Eric Litwin Level D E MEIS See Me Run Paul Meisel Level D E MEIS See Me Dig Paul Meisel Level D E RATH Good Night, Gorilla Peggy Rathmann Level D E TUCH Safari Gail Tuchman Level D ER COXE 6 Sticks Molly Coxe Level CALL NUMBER TITLE Author Level D ER DICK Dick and Jane: Go, Go, Go Level D ER GART Oh No, Bath Time! Sam Garton Level D ER GATE Up the Tree Margo Gates Level D ER GATE Dandelions to Eat Margo Gates Level D ER GATE Grandpa's Photos Margo Gates Level D ER GATE Sharing Berries Margo Gates Level D ER HOFF Happy Birthday, Danny & the Dinosaur Syd Hoff Level D ER INGA Ice Cream Soup Ann Ingalls Level D ER LONG Otis's Busy Day Loreen Long Level D ER MILG Go, Otto, Go! David Milgrim Level D ER MORA Come Here, Tiger Alex Moran Level D ER PILK Big Dog and Little Dog: making a mistake Dav Pilkey Level D ER RYLA Puppy Mudge Has a Snack Cynthia Rylant Level D ER RYLA Puppy Mudge Loves His Blanket Cynthia Rylant Level D ER SPOH Turtle and Snake's Day at the Beach Kate Spohn Level D ER STAR Good, Bad Cat Nancy Antle Level D ER WILH I Won't Share Hans Wilhelm Level D ER ZIEF Sleepy Dog Harriet Ziefert Level D HOLIDAY E MUEL Halloween Mask for Monster Virginia Mueller Level D HOLIDAY E WOOD Merry Christmas, Big Hungry Bear! Audrey Wood Level E E ANTO I'll Wait, Mr. Panda Steve Antony Level E E ANTO Thank You, Mr. Panda Steve Antony Level E E BART Machines at Work Byron Barton Level E E CARL Draw Me a Star Eric Carle Level E E CARL Today is Monday Eric Carle Level E E CHRI Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed Eileen Cristelow Level E E CREW Flying Donald Crews Level E E DUNK A Fire Truck for Chuck Annika Dunklee Level E E GARL Lost Dog Michael Garland Level E E GEOR Duck, Duck Dinosaur Kallie George Level E E GEOR Inside Mouse, Outside Mouse Lindsay Barrett George Level E E GOOD Monkey Mo Goes to Sea Diane Goode Level E E HILL Where's Spot? Eric Hill Level E E JANO Score One More Marilyn Janovitz Level E E JUDG Red Sled Lita Judge Level E E KANG You Are (Not) Small Anna Kang Level E E LONG Dance, Dance, Dance! Ethan Long Level E E MART Here Are My Hands Bill Martin Level E E MEIS Tiny Goes to the Library Cari Meister Level E E RUED Huff and Puff Claudia Rueda Level E E SHAW It Looked Like Spilt Milk Charles Green Shaw Level E E SUEN Delivery Anastasia Suen Level E E TAFU Where Did Bunny Go? Nancy Tafuri Level E E WILD The Pocket Dogs Margaret Wild Level E E WOOD Blue Sky Audrey Wood Level E ER CAPU Monkey Play Alyssa Capucilli Level E ER COXE Big Egg Molly Coxe Level E ER DEAN Pete the Cat: Too Cool for School James Dean Level E ER EAST Go, Dog, Go Philip Eastman Level CALL NUMBER TITLE Author Level E ER GART Otter: Let's Go Swimming Sam Garton Level E ER GART Otter: What Pet is Best? Sam Garton Level E ER HARR Wake Up, Sun! David Harrison Level E ER HOUR Too Many Cats Lori Houran Level E ER HULM Bubble Trouble Joy N. Hulme Level E ER KARL I See, You Saw Nurit Karlin Level E ER MEIS When Tiny was Tiny Cari Meister Level E ER MILE Goldilocks and the Three Bears Betty Miles Level E ER MILG My Dog, Buddy David Milgrim Level E ER MILG Ride, Otto, Ride! David Milgrim Level E ER MILG Swing, Otto, Swing! David Milgrim Level E ER NEYE Water Emily Neye Level E ER PERK The Ear Book Al Perkins Level E ER PERK The Nose Book Al Perkins Level E ER RABE Huff and Puff and the new train Tish Rabe Level E ER RYLA Puppy Mudge Takes a Bath Cynthia Rylant Level E ER RYLA Puppy Mudge Wants to Play Cynthia Rylant Level E ER SEUS Look for the Lorax Tish Rabe Level E ER SEUS The Eye Book Dr.
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