Kids Book Index
Katy Hudson, illustrated by Katy Hudson
Forest animals prepare for their first winter games after training all year for different events. Owl has not practiced, but she assumes that her natural ability means she will be the best anyway. The competition puts Owl’s confidence to the test and explores the distinction between confidence and arrogance, alongside the role of preparation and friendship.
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Dinosaur Surprise!Rebecca Gardyn Levington, illustrated by Teresa BellonThis interactive board book introduces dinosaurs such as Tyrannosaurus, brachiosaurus, and stegosaurus alongside playful invented creatures. Readers lift felt flaps to reveal the silly dinosaur surprises hidden beneath them. Rhyming text accompanies the discoveries, and a final flap conceals a mirror for making faces. The book combines familiar dinosaur names, imaginary variations, flaps, and a mirror in a short playful format.Librarian Favorites — K–2nd GradeOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Froggy: A Pond Full Of Pals!Paige Walshe, illustrated by Paige WalsheFroggy lives in a forest pond and faces a wide range of sticky situations. A little clumsy, he encounters local wizards, humans having picnics, and giant fish while trying to make friends. The small frog must cope with big feelings, powerful spells, and the challenges of a world that can feel too large. Each day brings new encounters in and around the pond, but Froggy keeps going instead of giving up when things become difficult.Teacher Favorites — K–2nd GradeOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Biggest Dog in the Book, TheBen Lerwill, illustrated by Mark ChambersA pack of dogs of different breeds and sizes appears in this comparison book, which asks which one is the largest. Readers meet dogs including Agnes the Chihuahua, who burrows beneath cushions; Holly the Collie, who chases her tail; Popcorn the Beagle; and Poncho the Dalmatian. Each dog has its own habits, and a gatefold opens to reveal the book’s biggest dog.Kids Favorites — K–2nd GradeOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details