Kids Book Index
R. L. Stine
Larger Funny tries to cheer up smaller Hunny by telling monster jokes. The book fills its pages with playful, spooky jokes and monsters, turning frightening material toward silliness. One joke asks why a monster crossed the road and answers that it wanted to bite someone on the other side. Bold artwork accompanies the jokes and the pair’s effort to laugh together.
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Dakota Crumb and the Secret Bookshop: A Tiny Treasure Hunt (Dakota Crumb series)Jamie MichalakDakota Crumb, a mouse who hunts for treasure, is called abroad for a secret assignment. Her cousin needs help locating a rare, valuable book, and Dakota follows a trail of clever clues in search of it. Set in the City of Light, this adventure combines a book-focused quest with mystery, travel, and the problem of finding a hidden literary treasure.Five to NineOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
I Can Open It for YouShinsuke Yoshitake, illustrated by Shinsuke Yoshitake, Lisa WilcutAkira is too small to open packages alone and relies on grown-ups for help. Frustrated by a candy wrapper he cannot open, he imagines a future in which he can manage it independently. His thoughts expand beyond packages to discoveries, new abilities, and possibly saving the day. Simple, colorful illustrations accompany his daydreams.Five to NineOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Wind: Discovering Air in Motion (Spectacular STEAM for Curious Readers series)Olga Fadeeva, illustrated by Olga Fadeeva, Lena TraerThis illustrated science book investigates why wind forms and the ways winds are classified and measured. It connects moving air with weather, ecosystems, and the lives of plants and animals. The book also examines wind-powered activities and technologies, including sailing, flight, and energy production. Its exploration reaches beyond Earth to winds on other planets, with scientific input from a meteorologist and illustrations throughout.Five to NineOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details