Kids Book Index
Agnese Baruzzi, illustrated by Agnese Baruzzi
This interactive board book uses pull-flaps to reveal opposites. A familiar expectation, such as a hot sun, can change when the flap is opened to show a contrasting surprise. The pairs include one and many, and closed and open. Each spread combines bold text with colorful cartoon-style illustrations and a flap-based reveal.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
Spring for SophieYael WerberSophie waits through a gray, snowy winter and wonders how she will recognize spring. Each time she asks her parents, they direct her to use a different sense: hearing birds, feeling softening ground, seeing melting snow, and smelling earth and rain. As she watches the gradual changes outdoors, a first rainstorm finally comes. Sophie runs outside, catches a raindrop on her tongue, and knows spring has arrived.Under FiveLexile Text Measure 590LATOS Book Level 3.8On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
How to Be a Bigger BunnyFlorence MinorTickles is left behind to read while her bunny family goes on adventures. When the family runs into a problem, the lessons in Tickles’s book help her save the day. This story follows a bunny whose reading becomes useful when her family needs assistance, shifting her from being left behind to taking action. Watercolor and gouache illustrations accompany the family’s adventure.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Penguin Day: A Family StoryNic BishopFull-color photographs follow a rockhopper penguin chick and its parents through a day in Antarctica. The chick hops, swims, eats, and snuggles with its family. Its parents care for the young penguin as the family lives by the sea. An author’s note adds information beyond the photo narrative. The book compares aspects of the penguins’ family life with those of people in many ways.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details