Kids Book Index
Ashlyn Anstee
This interactive board book invites readers to tap, or “boop,” animal noses. It plays with one and two snoots, as well as slow and fast ones, in a tongue-twister-like text. Dogs, cats, a tortoise, and a hare all appear as readers are prompted to join the action. The book pairs animal encounters with a simple physical game of poking each snoot.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
I’M A UNICORNHelen YoonA young calf with a single horn insists that they are a unicorn. The calf builds the case from the words in the name: “uni” means one and “corn” means horn. A baby photograph, showing that the calf was born with one horn, becomes further evidence for that claim. The premise is presented as a comic disagreement driven by the calf’s determined logic and self-definition.Librarian Favorites — K–2nd GradeOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Too EarlyNora EricsonA child wakes before the rest of the household and visits a parent’s bedroom in pajamas. Leaving Mama asleep, the child and Daddy begin an early-morning routine with two dogs, coffee, cool air, and the moon still visible. From the porch, they spot Venus, sit together, and watch the sky brighten until mountains appear and birds start singing. Their quiet time ends as the household prepares for breakfast and school.Under FiveWord Count 360On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
HELLO, FROG: TOUCH, FEEL, AND REVEALIsabel Otter, illustrated by Sophie LedesmaFrog travels around a pond and through a rainforest, meeting animals along the way. The book uses tactile surfaces for readers to touch as the journey unfolds. Lift-the-flaps conceal parts of the pages for discovery, while die-cut openings create peek-through views. These physical page features accompany Frog’s encounters in the rainforest and the earlier pond setting. The route links two natural environments and introduces animal meetings through flaps, textures, and holes built into the book.Birth–PreschoolOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details