Kids Book Index
Emily Arrow
A young bunny searches for a place to make art. While moving through a studio building, the bunny observes different artists working in their own spaces. Rhyming text follows the search for a creative home and introduces the variety of artistic habitats found along the way. The book is about seeking room to create and seeing how artists work.
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This Is GusChris Chatterton, illustrated by Chris ChattertonGus is a grumpy dog with strong dislikes: he does not enjoy walks, being petted, or birthdays. Despite his sour outlook, there are two things he does like. When Gus meets an energetic puppy, the story contrasts his grumpiness with a new canine companion through simple text and bold, colorful illustrations.Under FiveLexile Text Measure AD290LATOS Book Level 2.2On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Little Bear’s TreasuresStella Dreis, illustrated by Stella DreisLittle Bear gathers a small collection of things that others do not value. His finds include a shiny button, a feather that tickles, a soft bit of lint, and a tree he can scratch. He also claims a snug place to hide. When Little Bird arrives, the bird recognizes the importance these modest objects hold for Little Bear. Muted pastel pictures use small touches of color.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Summer SongKevin HenkesSummer unfolds through its colors, sounds, and sensations. Green appears in leaves, trees, weeds, and grass, including tall grass moved by wind. The season’s music also comes from air conditioners, fans, sprinklers, lawn mowers, birds, rain, thunder, and insects. Fog, water, and sky add gray and blue to the landscape, while children appear outdoors in the illustrations. As daylight begins to shorten, the summer song starts changing toward fall, bringing the season’s wide-open days to a close.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details