Kids Book Index
Clara Anganuzzi
Ayla lives on a tropical island, where she explores nearby coral reefs with her mother, a marine biologist. One day, Ayla sees that fish are disappearing and that coral once full of color has become white. Working with her mother, she turns to science in an effort to restore the reef ecosystem and help the corals before it is too late.
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My Hair Is a BookMaisha OsoThis book traces stories connected with African American hair, bringing together its past and present. It presents a range of Black hairstyles, including styles that twist and curve, Afro puffs, and Cinna-buns. Hair is linked to stories of dance and to family kitchens, while the book affirms that every kind of hair has value. London Ladd illustrated the book.All readersLexile Text Measure 420LATOS Book Level 2.9On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Family/School/Community Adela’s Mariachi BandDenise VegaAdela loves her family’s mariachi band, yet she is not a member. Because everyone else in her family performs, she worries she lacks what it takes to join them. As she persists, Adela discovers her own voice and something distinctive to contribute. The story follows her determination to belong in the family band and connects music-making with family, confidence, and perseverance as she works toward taking part in performances.Five to NineOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
The Princess and the PeeEffua GleedPrincess Amma wets the bed each night, and the royal household rushes to clean up every morning. They try many ways to stop the accidents, while Amma also faces worries at bedtime. Her grandmother, Grace, responds differently: she reminds Amma that she is loved whether the bed is dry or wet. The story follows Amma’s nighttime challenge and her grandmother’s reassurance.All readersOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details