Kids Book Index
Ada Limón, illustrated by Gaby D'Alessandro
A poem follows a red fox as it bounds through backyards and makes its way through the natural world. The energetic fox moves, finds food, and later rests. Lyrical language is paired with bright, swirling digital art that emphasizes the fox’s changing motions and daily activity. The book stays closely focused on this animal’s independent life.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
Big Bike, Little BikeKellie DuBay Gillis, illustrated by Jacob SouvaA single bicycle moves from rider to rider in playful digital illustrations. Each person sees the same bike differently: it may seem large or small, speedy or slow, dirty or clean. The changing viewpoints shape the bike’s journey, showing how one object can be understood in several ways as it passes between people.Grades K–2On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
We Are Already Haunting Here!Gideon StererA little ghost searches spooky places for a home to haunt but repeatedly finds them occupied by other spirits. After visiting many locations and being turned away, the ghost finally finds a dusty, creaky house that seems right. Soon, however, another young ghost arrives needing a place too. The story asks whether the first ghost will protect the new home or share it with a potential friend.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Baby Signs (See, Touch, Feel series)Roger PriddyThis book presents baby sign language as a way for babies and caregivers to understand one another before spoken language begins. It introduces signs for infants’ early words and phrases, pairing them with photographs and bright images. The book explains that babies can recognize signs and connect them with words, and it focuses on signing as an informal form of communication.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details