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A Pair of Parrots
by David A. Adler
When Ava's perfect new parrot escapes its cage, only a
mathematical solution will keep this problem from flying out
of control.
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Gertrude Gish on a Dish on a Fish
by Sarah Hwang
Gertrude Gish stacks with flair! From dinners to books and the
whole parade square - and when penguins get stuck up in a tree - she shows how helpful her stacking can be!
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Shipwrecked
by Jenny Jinks
When Prem's spaceship crashes on a planet, she's alone and scared. An unlikely friend makes her feel better! Readers will
love this adventurous story about finding friends in new places.
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Jeet & Jamal: Do the Right Thing
by Amandeep Kochar
Jeet and Jamal discover a wallet on the sidewalk and readers
are prompted to lead the pair down one of multiple paths
regarding what to do with the discovery, including whether they should go to the police or keep the wallet.
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Katrina Hyena, Stand-up Comedian
by Sophie Kohn
Katrina the hyena - whose dream is to be a stand-up comedian - thinks her stressed-out clan worries too much about Gary the lion. She decides to help them relax by putting on a comedy show and giving them another reason to laugh.
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Ty's Travels: Super Ty!
by Kelly Starling Lyons
Ty watches superheroes on TV and reads about them in books. When Ty puts on a cape and mask, he becomes Super Ty! Super
Ty flies around and helps out Momma and others - but he learns
that not all problems can be solved alone. Find more Ty's Travels books here.
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Elena Camps
by Juana Medina
Elena is excited to put up her tent - but is there something she's missing in her hurry? Young readers will learn about patience
and the practice of slowing down and trying again. Also see
Elena Rides.
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On the Team
by Cecilia Minden
Two teams show how they work together in this decodable
chapter book. This book uses sequenced phonics skills and sight words to help developing readers. Original illustrations guide
readers through the story. Find more of them here!
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Duke the Mule
by Elizabeth Scully
Why is Duke so rude? Find out in this decodable beginning
reader focusing on long u.
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Hello, Sun!
by Lala Watkins
Norbit the Worm and friends enjoy a day full of fun as they swim, hike, and watch clouds.
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Sketty and Meatball
by Sarah Weeks
Two incorrigible dog best friends, Sketty and Meatball, do
everything together. They play, bark, sniff flowers, wag their tails - and happen to look quite a bit like their names!
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Juvenile Nonfiction Readers
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Angry
by Kirsten Chang
You may say you are mad, frustrated, or upset. No matter how you describe it, feeling angry is one of the many emotions people experience throughout life. This title for beginning readers defines anger and what it looks and feels like through leveled text. Photos match the text to provide visual context. Special features summarize the text and help readers further identify the feeling of anger.
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A Day in the Life of a Teacher
by Paige Towler
Children will improve their reading skills and learn about
teachers in this fun-filled, nonfiction reader that shows authentic images of a day's work for a teacher. Find more in the series here!
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Our Homes
by Tessa Kenan
All families are different, and so are our homes! This book
introduces emergent readers to different kinds of homes in their neighborhoods and around the world while providing them with a supportive first nonfiction reading experience.
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Fairies
by Grace Hansen
This title introduces the fairy by looking at its history, the culture(s)
it comes from, what it symbolizes, and how it is shown today. Backmatter shows modern fairies that kids might recognize!
Don't miss other books in the World of Mythical Beings series.
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The Solar System
by Marion Dane Bauer
Blast into orbit with this nonfiction reader about the universe
that's perfect for kids who love science. Love space?
Find more reader books here.
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From Rain Clouds to Rainbows
by Marion Dane Bauer
What is that in the sky? It's clouds, then rain, and then a rainbow. Rainbows are very pretty, but how do they form? Why does it rain? What are different kinds of clouds called? Find out in this book!
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Animal Scales
by Mari C. Schuh
Scales can be found across the animal kingdom! In this title, beginning readers will be introduced to this amazing body part, including how it helps different animals and the different ways
they appear in nature.
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Polar Babies
by Maya Myers
Life on the ice might be chilly, but these animal babies are ready
to explore! Young readers will learn all about life in the Arctic and Antarctic - and what keeps the babies living there safe and warm.
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Forklifts
by Mari Bolte
This early elementary-level STEM introduction to the forklift
covers how the construction vehicle looks and works. Includes a glossary, further resources, and a labeled image guide to the
lifting machine's major parts.
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Big Rigs: A First Look
by Percy Leed
Big rigs can have eighteen wheels, sometimes more! With all the goods they carry around, they have to be big. Full-color
photographs and leveled text give readers a peek inside these
huge vehicles.
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See a Rose Grow
by Kirsten Chang
Developed by literacy experts for students in kindergarten
through grade three, this book introduces how roses grow to
young readers through leveled text and related photos.
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Get Ready for a Soccer Match
by Emma Carlson Berne
She shoots, she scores! Soccer is so much fun, but what
happens before the big day? Follow young athletes preparing
to play their favorite sport. Simple text and action-packed photos capture soccer players practicing their skills, working together
with their team, and learning how to stay healthy as they play. Interested in other sports? Check out the Game Day series.
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I Do Gymnastics!
by Bray Jacobson
Splits, back handsprings, front handsprings, and handstands -
these are only a few examples of the impressive types of
movements that gymnasts learn to do. In this book, readers
explore the world of gymnastics which requires balance, strength, and flexibility. Find more in the series here.
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History of Hawai'i
by Libby Romero
Hawai'i has a unique history different from some of our mainland states. Learn all about this state located in the middle of the
Pacific Ocean!
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Taylor Swift: Superstar!
by Shana Corey
Young fans will love learning about their favorite music icon -
from her childhood on a Christmas Tree farm to her sold-out international Eras Tour!
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