Kids Book Index
Alexandra Boiger, illustrated by Alexandra Boiger
A boy and his pet owl make determined attempts to go sledding. Their efforts are ambitious and eventually bring a partial success rather than a clear victory. The story follows the pair as they meet sledding challenges together, with friendship taking precedence over winning. Delicate watercolor illustrations accompany their snowy adventure.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
Leo: A Ghost StoryMac BarnettLeo is a child ghost who enjoys drawing and making snacks, though most people cannot see him. When a new family moves into his longtime home and becomes frightened, Leo leaves. He meets a girl named Jane, who befriends him, and eventually finds a new home with her. The story follows Leo’s departure from a familiar place and his discovery of friendship and connection.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Where’s Walrus? and Penguin?Stephen Savage, illustrated by Stephen SavageWalrus leaves the zoo with Penguin, and the two evade the zookeeper by wearing disguises. They appear as subway passengers, baseball players, and opera performers while hiding among people in the city. The zookeeper continues searching as the animals stay ahead. A fly ball at a baseball game brings Walrus and Penguin to an unexpected encounter. The story is told without words through digital illustrations.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Monty’s Magnificent ManeGemma O’Neill, illustrated by Gemma O’NeillMonty is a lion who loves his long, golden mane and regards it as magnificent. His friends, who are meerkats, leave the mane disordered, upsetting him. Monty is deeply preoccupied with its appearance until he is prompted to recognize that other concerns can be more important. The book is a follow-up to Oh Dear, Geoffrey! and uses mixed-media illustrations.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details