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New Books for Emergent Readers
Elementary classroom teachers and librarians will want to add these titles to their collections.
A Little Bit Of This… Hybrids | Great Books
Fans of Jeff Kinney, Dav Pilkey, and Renée Russell have spoken: hybrid fiction is here to stay.
Nile Crossing by Katy Beebe | SLJ Review
Gr 2-5 –Readers will gain a whole new perspective on the first day of school when they read about a fisherman’s son in ancient Egypt on his first day.
If You Give a Kid a Story | Wordplay and Writing Prompts
Get your students' creative juices flowing with these picture book prompts.
Where Empathy Begins | The Work of Bob Graham
Bob Graham's whimsical stories are tender, childlike, adventurous, and kind.
A "Buzzwangling," "Dahl-icious" Centennial
Looking for ways to celebrate the Roald Dahl centennial in September? Look no further.
Something Old, Something New | Old Favorites and New Trends in Easy Readers
While favorite authors from Dr. Seuss to Mo Willems remain perennial favorites with our earliest readers, each year brings new authors and titles to share with this audience.
Shane W. Evans | An Artist (and Author) to Study
Shane W. Evans has been able to present powerful episodes in our nation’s history through simple language and bold, dramatic illustrations. He has also collaborated with a number of authors in illustrating biographies and other books on our history.
Kathleen Krull: An Author to Study
Kathleen Krull’s many picture books exemplify the best kind of narrative nonfiction for our students—accurate, well-researched, lively texts enhanced by large, handsome illustrations.
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