Kids Book Index
Neil Gaiman
Princess Cinnamon's parents offer a reward for help in getting their daughter to speak. A tiger arrives at the palace with knowledge of the world and seeks to help her regain speech. The tale takes place in an imagined Indian kingdom and describes Cinnamon as blind. Detailed digital illustrations accompany the princess, her parents, and the fierce but wise tiger.
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Hey Black ChildUseni Eugene PerkinsHey Black Child adapts an affirmation poem by Useni Eugene Perkins into a picture-book edition. Written originally for a 1975 children’s theater production, the poem celebrates Black children and encourages belief in one’s potential and ambitions. Bryan Collier’s collage and watercolor illustrations portray four children who imagine futures as an artist, dancer, political leader, and scientist. Author’s and illustrator’s notes are included.Five to NineWord Count 130On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
After the Fall (How Humpty Dumpty Got Back Up Again)Dan SantatAfter his famous fall from the wall, Humpty Dumpty has been put back together by the king’s men, but he is frightened of heights. Before the fall, he loved watching birds from high on the city wall. He wants to return to that place, yet climbing again means facing what happened. The story follows Humpty as he tries not to let fear keep him from the birds he cares about.Five to NineOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Come Home Already!Jory JohnDuck wants to spend time with Bear, but Bear has gone camping alone. With Bear away, Duck’s wish for company conflicts with Bear’s wish for a solitary trip. The story turns on the different plans of two friends: Duck wants them to be together, while Bear wants time by himself outdoors.Five to NineLexile Text Measure AD420LATOS Book Level 1.7On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details