Kids Book Index
Colleen AF Venable, Marcie Colleen, illustrated by Ellen Stubbings
Before becoming Cat Ninja, Metro City’s defender, the hero is a tiny Kitten Ninja. This prequel follows him as he confronts kitten-sized foes on the way toward a heroic future. His challenges include a sun spot that will not stay still, a tempting ball of yarn, and snow. The story presents the earlier adventures of the feline hero from the Cat Ninja series.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
The Ghost Who Was Afraid of EverythingNadia Ahmed, illustrated by Nadia AhmedFinn is a little ghost who is afraid of so many things that he stays in his attic instead of going trick-or-treating with his family. Fear makes his stomach swoop, his hands sweat, and his body freeze. Wanting his favorite Halloween candy gives Finn a reason to face what scares him. By gradually approaching those fears, he finds the courage to enjoy activities with the people he loves.Kids Favorites — K–2nd GradeLexile Text Measure AD490LATOS Book Level 3.3On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
I Am a PotatoZiggy Hanaor, illustrated by Elliot KruszynskiA small furry creature insists that they are a potato, but Dog questions the claim by asking whether they grow underground or have many eyes. Cat then helps narrow the answer: the creature breathes air, eats, and produces waste, so it is an animal. As additional creatures join the conversation, they use questions to work out what kind of animal the puzzled creature is.Kids Favorites — K–2nd GradeOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Like You, Like MeJenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw, illustrated by Jenny Sue Kostecki-ShawTulsi and Vanessa are pen pals living on different continents: one in North American mountains and the other near the African coast. In their letters, they discover shared experiences, including prankster brothers, a love of music, and collecting treasures from nature. Their surroundings and daily sounds differ, yet their feelings about those experiences often overlap. The story follows their connection through correspondence across distance.Teacher Favorites — K–2nd GradeOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details