Kids Book Index
Theresa Trinder
Colored-pencil scenes show families enjoying one another’s company in a variety of settings. Repeated text offers reassurance that difficult crises, including a pandemic, will eventually pass. The book brings family connection and hope together, showing people sharing time with one another while life is disrupted by barriers and uncertainty.
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Maybe …Chris Haughton, illustrated by Chris HaughtonThree monkeys, fond of mangoes and prone to mischief, are told by their mother not to enter the mango grove because tigers may be there. The wide-eyed animals appear against vivid red backgrounds as they encounter a dangerous near-miss. Expressive illustrations show their disobedience and its risk. The monkeys must decide whether to heed their mother’s warning or enter the grove.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
ABC Cats: An Alpha-Cat BookLesléa NewmanTwenty-six cats meet oversized alphabet letters in this A-to-Z book. Each feline has its own manner or personality, ranging from curious and elegant to grouchy, inquisitive, rowdy, tangled, and unusual. The cats interact with the large letters on rhyming spreads, including one that swims in a bathtub. Colorful illustrations present the full alphabet through the activities and varied appearances of the cats.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Thunder and Cluck: Friends DO NOT Eat Friends (Thunder and Cluck series)Jill EsbaumThunder and Cluck are two dinosaurs of very different sizes: one large and one small. Their encounters begin with sparring, but they eventually become close friends. The story introduces the pair and their unlikely relationship in a brightly illustrated, simple narrative. It is the opening book in the Thunder and Cluck series, centered on the growing connection between these two dinosaurs.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details