Kids Book Index
Little Feminist, Kati Douglas, Ashley Jefferson
Photographs of families accompany short sentences about the ways love can be shown. The book includes listening, helping, sharing, and kindness, along with images of many kinds of people and family relationships. Its photo-based pages present love as a large idea expressed through everyday interactions and varied family lives.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
Tiger, Don’t Worry!Daishu Ma, illustrated by Daishu MaTiger and Mei set out to help their family make tea. Their eager efforts create a mess rather than the result they intended, and they run away because they are frightened. The story follows their return as they acknowledge what happened and accept responsibility for it. This picture book centers a family tea-making task, a mistake, and the choice to come back and face it.Birth–PreschoolOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Menudo Sunday: A Spanglish Counting BookMaría Dolores Águila, illustrated by Erika MezaTold in Spanglish, this counting picture book follows a large family gathering to share menudo. As they count from one through fifteen, a kitchen mishap needs to be fixed. The story brings together Mexican culture, family traditions, mistakes, and forgiveness through lively illustrations and a shared meal. Its bilingual language is part of the family-centered celebration.Birth–PreschoolLexile Text Measure 540LFountas & Pinnell Text Level MOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Let’s Be BeesShawn Harris, illustrated by Shawn HarrisA father and child begin by pretending to be bees, buzzing together as their play transforms them. Their make-believe continues through birds, trees, wind, rain, snow, and an avalanche. Text and illustrations follow their energetic transformations, creating a parent-and-child story about imaginative play and the natural world.Birth–PreschoolOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details