Kids Book Index
Shuli De La Fuente-Lau
This board book looks at the many ways people eat through photographs of families and cuisines. Its pages present varied eating experiences while recognizing both cultural differences and disability. The book centers food as part of daily life and shows that meals and eating practices can differ from one person or family to another.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
ONE SKYAaron BeckerThis die-cut board book follows the sky from a dark dawn toward light, using a simple poem to describe its changes. With each page turn, readers see different colors of sky and look through small frosted panes that tint the world beyond. The book centers on shifting light, color, and the view overhead.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
A BEAR, A BEE, AND A HONEY TREEDaniel Bernstrom, illustrated by Brandon James ScottIn this rhyming picture book, a hungry brown bear and an angry hive of bees both want the honey in a beehive. The bear is determined to work out how to take it, setting off a fast chase between bear and bees. The story uses alliterative wordplay, while expressive illustrated characters carry the pursuit across the pages. It is a conflict over honey told through the competing aims of a bear and a hive.Librarian Favorites — K–2nd GradeLexile Text Measure 221LATOS Book Level 1.9On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
I’M NOT SMALLNina CrewsA young boy feels small among the world’s very large things. When he examines that world more closely, he realizes that he is large, too. The story uses his shifting view of size to introduce comparison and relative size, including the idea that a child who is a “big kid” can still sometimes feel small.Birth–PreschoolOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details