Kids Book Index
Jane Whittingham
Bunny Loves Beans explores the colors found in foods enjoyed by people and animals. Deer, bees, and other animals appear alongside foods in shades such as green, red, blue, and gold. The book connects those colors across animal and human eating habits, using a layered concept-book approach. Its focus stays with bright food colors, healthy foods, and a range of animals.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
URSULA UPSIDE DOWNCorey R. TaborUrsula is a cheerful catfish whose swimming style is questioned by another fish. She is upset to discover that she may have been swimming upside down, and the book asks readers to rotate it as she works through changing feelings about what she has learned. The story centers on a fish reconsidering her usual way of moving through the water and responding to an unexpected observation.Under FiveWord Count 334On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
HELLO DAY: A CHILD’S- EYE VIEW OF THE WORLDCharlie MylieHello Day follows a child through a day filled with small and large wonders. The child offers joyful greetings to things in the world, including objects within reach, while a parent has more practical plans. Their contrasting perspectives create moments of tension as the child’s curiosity and delight meet the parent’s everyday concerns.Birth–PreschoolOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
GET THE GIGGLES: AN INVISIBLE THINGS BOOKAndy J. Pizza, illustrated by Sophie MillerThis book considers laughter as a response to feeling fed up. Turning its pages invites readers to try out pretend laughter and see how it can become funny. It looks at laughter in more than one form, keeping its attention on an everyday feeling and the ways laughter can change a moment. The subject is a playful exploration of giggles, mood, and make-believe.Birth–PreschoolOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details