Kids Book Index
David Ezra Stein
After a long sleep, Bear enters his second year remembering honey and wanting to find it again. Spring arrives too early for honey, and Bear is disappointed. Other experiences redirect his attention: rain splashes his back, cool river water touches his muzzle, and fat clouds fill the sky. Seeing a bee brings honey back to mind. By then the season has changed, and Bear can finally find what he has been seeking.
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Pip & PupEugene Yelchin, illustrated by Eugene YelchinA newly hatched chick encounters a puppy in the barnyard in this wordless picture book. The puppy’s energetic awakening frightens the chick, which returns to its shell. During a storm, the puppy hides beneath a tractor. The chick approaches the frightened puppy and uses the top of its shell to offer shelter and comfort. When the weather clears, the two animals play together.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Harriet Gets Carried AwayJessie SimaHarriet wears costumes wherever she goes, including on a shopping trip with her two dads for supplies for her birthday party. Dressed as a penguin, she heads off to look for party hats and is swept away with a group of penguins from the frozen-food aisle. Their hot-air-balloon journey takes her to a frozen place, but Harriet realizes she should be back in the city. With help from an ice floe, a makeshift parasail, an orca, and pigeons, she returns home in time for a rooftop costume party.Picture Books for Young ChildrenLexile Text Measure AD520LATOS Book Level 3.2On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Honk! Splat! Vroom!Barry GottFive mice race tiny cars across an outdoor course told largely through sound words. A blue mouse falls behind at the start, then uses the other racers as stepping stones when they get stuck in mud. The blue car later tumbles into a creek and receives help from a goose. When a cat threatens the other mice, the blue mouse and goose come to their rescue. By the end, the mice cross the finish line together.Picture Books for Young ChildrenOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details