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This story made me want to get some pen pals for my 4th graders!
Grades K-4.
Animals try to create equal teams. Grades K-3.
The little rabbit is afraid of his own shadow until it helps him out.
Grades K-2.
Having a T-rex at your birthday party might not be as fun as you think.
See full review here .
What a cute way to show kids how to use the homophones to, too and two. Grades 1-3.
A really neat way to weave scientific info into a graphic novel.
Grades 3-5.
Review coming soon.
Grades 3-6.
An amazing full-color, entertaining graphic novel that presents the body systems
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Hi Gigi, this is a fine list of picture books. I love Gene Luen Yand's work. I think I'm one of the few not a Harry Potter fan people on the planet, but I am a Lauren Mracle fan and am looking forward to reading Wishing Day!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fantastic list of books! As I read through your list, I kept thinking "oh, I'll comment on this one", and then I'd see another title I loved even more! I'll just say that Josh Funk has really been having a stellar year recently, such a talented and very nice guy!
ReplyDeleteThe Black Rabbit looks so cute, among all the others, too, Gigi. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI am waiting for my copy of Wishing Day - and your review!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the next Coders book. I think I get it tomorrow?
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to read Dear Dragon! My library doesn't have it yet, but I did place Black Rabbit on hold. Have a terrific week!
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