Kids Book Index
JiHyeon Lee, illustrated by JiHyeon Lee
A boy finds a key for a door that has long remained closed and passes through it into an imagined world. This wordless adventure moves from a drab place toward a joyful, magical land, with colorful and detailed illustrations carrying the journey. The book focuses on the mystery of what lies beyond the door and the possibilities opened by entering it.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
New Baby series Look at Me!/¡Mírame! (978-1-78628-152-4) My New Baby/Mi nuevo bebé (978-1-78628-151-7) Waiting for Baby/Esperando al bebé (978-1-78628-150-0) You and Me/Tú y yo (978-1-78628-153-1)Rachel Fuller, illustrated by Rachel Fuller, Teresa MlawerThis four-book board-book series traces a young child’s experience of a new baby. The books cover waiting for the baby, welcoming the baby after arrival, and adapting to the baby’s needs. They also show the baby and an older sibling building a relationship through living and playing together. Conversational text and illustrations depict the changes surrounding the new family member and the activities shared by siblings.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Lots More Animals Should Definitely Not Wear ClothingJudi BarrettA new group of animals is shown trying on human clothing that does not suit them. Snakes, billy goats, walruses, frogs, crabs, and penguins all provide occasions for mismatched attire: a frog might leap free, a crab might rip fabric, and a penguin is already formally dressed. Realistic, cross-hatched pen-and-ink animals appear against white space, while large text explains the comic problems caused by their outfits.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Ducks Away!Mem FoxMother Duck tries to lead her five ducklings over a bridge, but they fall into the river one at a time. As each duckling drops into the water, the mother becomes increasingly upset. With the final duckling’s encouragement, she follows them into the river herself. The story centers a mother and her ducklings as they face this brief bridge-crossing mishap.Under FiveLexile Text Measure 241LATOS Book Level 2On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details