Kids Book Index
David LaRochelle
Jack, Jill, and Rex play Go and Get, a game in which they race to find something beginning with each letter the narrator calls. Jack and Jill bring expected objects, while Rex answers with more inventive associations: a duck can be a friend, two ducks can be sisters, and a group of ducks can be musicians. The alphabet game builds toward the question of what Rex will bring for D.
This book appears on 4 reading lists across 1 edition from 4 organizations.
HEATWAVELauren RednissOn a triple-digit day at the beach, a boy and his dog endure the oppressive heat. Games are canceled as the temperature reaches 100 degrees, even in the shade, and people seek relief from the sun. The boy waits through the slow, hot hours until wind and clouds arrive. A downpour follows, changing the day as the sun sets and the moon rises.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
A Bear, a Fish, and a Fishy WishDaniel BernstromA hungry brown bear wants a small pink-and-silver fish for a meal, while the fish is trying to return upstream to its home. As the fish leaps at a waterfall, the bear captures it. Other fish follow, jumping over the bear and its captive, until both tumble into the water and wash onto a riverbank. Rhyming text and digital illustrations accompany the chase and its resolution.Under FiveATOS Book Level 1.1AR Interest Level Lower Grades (LG K-3)On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Good Night Belly ButtonLucie Brunellière, illustrated by Lucie BrunellièreA wakeful baby gradually settles down for sleep as a checked blanket covers more of her body with each turn of a flap. The good-night ritual begins at her toes and moves upward toward her chin and nose. Every blanket page extends farther than the last, so the physical pages show the blanket’s steady progress. By the end, the baby has been tucked in for bedtime.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details