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Fox versus Fox
It’s rare to find an early transitional reader with a captivating plot, humor, and illustrations that also maintains an easy reading level, but this title does all of that and more.
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Pinkalicious: Kittens! Kittens! Kittens!
A great book for adults to help children read for the first time, and one that will certainly be a welcome addition on any early reader shelf.
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The Ultimate Human Body Encyclopedia: The Complete Visual Guide
This book would be a great start for younger readers with a budding interest in human anatomy; older readers may want to look elsewhere for a better organized and more functionally designed choice.
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Animal Invaders: Creatures Causing Trouble
Despite the lack of text features to help readers navigate the content, this is a great option for readers approaching fluency who are looking for an compelling nonfiction read.
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Into the Deep!: Ready-to-Read Level 2
For reading practice, this book is suitable. For more detailed information on deep sea creatures with relevant photographs, best to continue pursuing the stacks.
Explore! America’s Wildlife
This beautiful book is a wealth of knowledge on the wildlife that live in the incredibly diverse habitats of the United States; sure to be a popular selection with visual learners and young researchers.
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Misty the Cloud: Fun Is in the Air
The connection of Misty’s story with Clare’s is a bit of a stretch, but the short sentences and large font are excellent for beginning readers.
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Real to Me
To adult readers, this sweet story gently conveys the inevitable pains of changing relationships, but this theme may be lost on young children; share with older elementary children instead.
Becoming Charley
The underlying message, that it is okay to stray from what is expected, will delight young and old readers alike.
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