Kids Book Index
Erica Kim
A little girl shares the many ways she eats kimchi, her favorite food, in a rhythmic picture book. The story moves through the days of the week and includes dishes such as kimchi pancakes and dumplings. A glossary and facts about kimchi accompany this look at a traditional Korean dish and its many forms.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
HOW TO PARTY LIKE A SNAILNaseem Hrab, illustrated by Kelly CollierSnail enjoys the quieter parts of a party: confetti, meeting new friends with an indoor voice, and the pause before a surprise is shouted. When the noise becomes too much, Snail withdraws into his shell, where others cannot tell that he is still enjoying himself. As invitations begin to disappear, the story shows that animals can socialize in different ways, including quietly from inside a shell.Birth–PreschoolLexile Text Measure AD590LATOS Book Level 2.5On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
BOOP THE SNOOTAshlyn AnsteeThis interactive board book invites readers to tap, or “boop,” animal noses. It plays with one and two snoots, as well as slow and fast ones, in a tongue-twister-like text. Dogs, cats, a tortoise, and a hare all appear as readers are prompted to join the action. The book pairs animal encounters with a simple physical game of poking each snoot.Birth–PreschoolLexile Text Measure AD200LATOS Book Level 1.8On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
LET’S GET THIS POTTY STARTEDRose Rossner, illustrated by Vicki GausdenThis board book follows the steps involved in learning to use the potty, including wiping, flushing, and washing hands. Animal illustrations accompany puns and rhymes as the book treats potty training as an occasion for encouragement. Its focus is on children’s efforts and successes while they learn a new bathroom routine, with humor woven through the instructions and celebration.Birth–PreschoolOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details