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Let’s Go Geocaching
DK Readers: Boys’ Life Series: Let’s Go Geocaching by John McKinney Ed Note: This was originally scheduled to be posted during my Nov. treasure hunt month, but it got delayed. Oops! I would expect after reading a passel of scavenger … Continue reading
Posted in Middle Grades, Primary Grades
Tagged clean, geocaching, non-fiction, treasure hunt
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Mr. Bear Gets Alarmed – After Happily Ever After
Mr. Bear Gets Alarmed (After Happily Ever After) by Tony Bradman The little one and I went to story time at a different library from the one we usually visit. And while he was happily playing I spotted their amazing … Continue reading
Posted in Primary Grades
Tagged beginning chapter book, clean, fairy tale, retelling
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All About Ellie – Critter Club #2
All About Ellie by Callie Barkley Ellie is excited about the abandoned baby rabbits that the Critter Club is fostering, but she’s also really excited about getting the starring role in the school play. She’d hoped some of her friends … Continue reading
Posted in Primary Grades
Tagged Af-Am, animals, beginning chapter book, black, clean
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Ivy & Bean
Ivy & Bean by Annie Barrows Unsurprisingly, Ivy & Bean is super cute. There’s a reason the series is so terribly popular. Bean’s mother keeps urging bean to play with her neighbor Ivy, but Bean is not interested. Mischievous Bean … Continue reading
Tippy-Tippy-Tippy, Splash!
Tippy-Tippy-Tippy, Splash! by Candace Fleming The bunnies are back!! I’ve spent the last month recommending this series to anyone in search of bunny books in time for spring or Easter, so I was delighted to see this on my library’s … Continue reading
Posted in Little Ones, Primary Grades
Tagged animals, clean, onomatopoeia, picture book, read aloud
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Happy Go Lucky
Happy Go Lucky by Kristin Earhart This is the first book in the Big Apple Barn series and friends, I shall be honest with you. It was not chosen on merit, it was chosen purely because it is short, I … Continue reading
Posted in Primary Grades
Tagged animal narrator, beginning chapter book, clean, horses
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Snowbound with Betsy
Snowbound with Betsy by Carolyn Haywood As Betsy heads home from school, the snow begins to fall. By suppertime, Mother is anxiously awaiting Father who hasn’t yet returned. Betsy and her little sister Star go to bed well before he … Continue reading
Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening
Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost, Illustrated by Susan Jeffers This is one of the most beautifully illustrated copies of a poem that you will ever find. There’s something about it that evokes the feeling of … Continue reading
Bark, George
Bark, George by Jules Feiffer This is an excellent choice for little ones who are the correcting stage, because you see, when you tell George to bark, he doesn’t. He’ll meow. Or moo. Or oink. But he doesn’t bark. George’s … Continue reading
The Golden Name Day
My first teaching position was at a school without a librarian. My students and I would browse the bookshelves together searching for treasure. When I spied The Golden Name Day I pressed it into the nearest set of waiting hands. … Continue reading