Looking for something new for your child to read independently or for you to read aloud to them? Check out this list of new and coming soon books for kindergarten - 3rd graders. You can place a hold in the catalog by clicking on a title.
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Biscuit, the curious little puppy, and his Little Girl embark on a sweet summer adventure in this My First I Can Read in Alyssa Satin Capucilli and Pat Schories's bestselling series! Biscuit's family ferry ride is full of fun surprises aboard a big boat--from seagulls, to dolphins, to meeting the captain, and more!
Pete the Cat explores his family tree in this I Can Read Phonics Level 2 story full of long vowel sounds and consonant digraphs perfect for learning to read. By the #1 New York Times bestselling team Kimberly and James Dean!Pete the Cat is making a family tree. He adds Mom, Dad, and Bob. Who is next? Meet the grooviest members of Pete the Cat's super cool family in this highly decodable Level 2 I Can Read Phonics book designed in conjunction with a phonics expert to help kids learn to read.
DK Super Readers Level 3: Emergency Services will help children learn all about the teams who can help in different kinds of emergencies-police, fire, ambulance, and special services. It is a motivating introduction to using essential nonfiction reading skills, proving ideal for children ready to enter the riveting world of reading.
Learn about how words are made to boost reading comprehension, spelling, and vocabulary with this one-stop visual reference book for children aged 5-7.
Theodor Seuss Geisel Award-winning author-illustrator Jonathan Fenske adds another hilarious early reader to his acclaimed and zany collection. Readers will love hearing what these ears have to say! There are many kinds of ears. Some are round, some are pointy. Some are bare, some are furry. Did you know some ears can be bumpy and tasty?
Created by a teacher, Bob Books have been helping children learn to read for more than forty years! This adorable bind-up of the Alphabet Story Box introduces children to letters and letter sounds through 12 silly read-aloud stories!
Nat the Cat traps Pat the Rat in this sixth book in the hilarious, fourth wall-breaking Pre-Level 1 Ready-to-Read series about a grumpy cat, a curious rat, and an exasperated narrator from powerhouse creator Jarrett Lerner! Nat the Cat sets a trap for Pat the Rat. It is not THAT kind of trap. It looks like it is just a stinky sock, but inside there is a surprise gift for Pat the Rat. Hopefully Pat the Rat likes surprises!
Capybaras are the world's largest and trendiest rodent and beloved across the world (and the internet/social media)--but there's so much more to know about them! Find out more in this latest title in Kevin McCloskey's Giggle and Learn series, graphic novels for kids ages 4-7 that blend science, art, and comedy. Did you know that capybaras can swim like seals? Or that they have fourteen toes? Young readers can learn more about these fascinating animals in this TOON Level 1 reader chock-full of interesting facts and illustrations.
Meet a friendly robot who can transport you to the world of books! Part of the new Seuss Studios line of Beginner Books inspired by never-before-seen sketches by Dr. Seuss, this fun-fueled story celebrates the power of reading.
Catering a picnic for giraffes may prove too tall an order for the bakery in the fifth book in the Mouse and Spoon Level 2 Ready-to-Read series from Newbery Medal winner and author of the Henry and Mudge series, Cynthia Rylant! A giraffe is having a picnic, and it needs cupcakes placed high in the trees for its giraffe friends! Will Ginger, Piper, and Tom be able to measure up?
With vibrant, high-energy illustrations, this ode to being your true self (who else would you be?) is also an appeal to honor the individuality of all those you meet. You might be an artist, a gardener, a drummer, a tennis player, or all of the above. You might stand out or fit in, be part of the flock or a new kid on the block, be a hardworking early bird or a night owl who loves having fun. There are endless possibilities for who you can be, and this vibrant picture book, with its bold, swirling, intricate artwork and spirited verse, makes it clear you can be everything you wish.