Kids Book Index
Yoko Tanaka, illustrated by Yoko Tanaka
Set in a meadow of dandelion buds, this wordless book transforms one flower into a yellow-maned lion. Its roots and leaves become paws and a tail, sending the lion into a wider world. It rides trains, sails on ships, and sees bright cities before returning to seed. Digitally colored charcoal illustrations depict the imagined journey. The book has thirty-four pages.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
This Is GusChris Chatterton, illustrated by Chris ChattertonGus is a grumpy dog with strong dislikes: he does not enjoy walks, being petted, or birthdays. Despite his sour outlook, there are two things he does like. When Gus meets an energetic puppy, the story contrasts his grumpiness with a new canine companion through simple text and bold, colorful illustrations.Under FiveLexile Text Measure AD290LATOS Book Level 2.2On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Mommy, Carry Me PleaseJane Cabrera, illustrated by Jane CabreraBaby animals ask their mothers to carry them, and each mother does so in a different way. A lemur rides beneath its mother’s belly, a kangaroo travels in a pouch, a tiger is carried in its mother’s mouth, and a penguin stands on its mother’s feet. The sequence ends with a human child held in a mother’s arms. Other animal parents carry their young on tails or in their arms.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Do I Have to Wear a Coat?: A Journey through the SeasonsRachel Isadora, illustrated by Rachel IsadoraChildren from a diverse group take part in activities across all four seasons. Each season brings its own highlights and different clothing choices. The children celebrate what makes spring, summer, fall, and winter distinct while sharing what they do during each one. The book brings together seasonal changes, everyday play, and clothing in scenes featuring many children. Ink-and-watercolor pictures accompany the activities and the children’s changing surroundings throughout the year.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details