Kids Book Index
Sandra Boynton, illustrated by Sandra Boynton
An exuberant chicken, joined by a supportive mouse, offers encouragement when people are learning or struggling. The rhyming text includes efforts such as learning to skate, baking a cake, and making mistakes. It treats trying one’s best as worth celebrating while recognizing that people can feel overwhelmed and need reassurance.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
Time to Move South for WinterClare Helen WelshOver the Arctic’s cold, reflective waters, a tiny tern begins a journey south for winter. Its route follows the longest animal migration in the world and brings it past other creatures also seeking a warmer place, including humpback whales and caribou. The book traces seasonal movement through an Arctic landscape as animals leave cold waters and travel toward warmer homes.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Gray Fox in the MoonlightIsaac Peterson, illustrated by Isaac PetersonAt night, a mother fox moves through a forest lit by the full moon and stars. She notices the birch grove, the sounds and sights around her, and her reflection in a river. After this quiet exploration, she returns to the place where her kits are asleep. The story follows her nighttime passage through the woods and her return to her young.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Worm and Caterpillar Are Friends (Ready-to- Read Graphics series)Kaz Windness, illustrated by Kaz WindnessWorm enjoys how alike Worm and Caterpillar seem, while Caterpillar anticipates a major change. Caterpillar disappears for a time and returns as Butterfly. Their friendship is tested by the differences that follow Caterpillar’s transformation. The book uses cheery digital cartoon art. Kaz Windness’s 64-page story is part of the Ready-to-Read Graphics series and was published by Simon and Schuster.Under FiveOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details