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Yee, Wong Herbert. Who Likes Rain? New 

York, New York, 2007. ISBN: 13:978-0-8050-

7734-6

Do you like the rain?   If you answered no 

then this book is for you.   While reading 

this book, you will learn how the rain 

helps other living things.  

Genre: Fiction - Level: P  

Reynolds, Peter. The Dot. Massachusetts, 

Cambridge,2003. ISBN: 0-7636-1961-2 

Everyone has talents if given the 

opportunity to explore them or given a 

teacher or adult that values them.   Vashti 

learns this lesson as she learns to be the 

artist she knows she can be.  

Genre: Realistic Fiction - Level: P

Shannon, David.A Bad Case of Stripes. New 

York, New York. 1998. ISBN: 0-590-92997-6.

Kids are always worried about what 

others think. This book is a fun story 

about Camilla and how she worried about 

how she looked all the time. One day, she 

runs into a problem with stripes at 

school. She soon finds out that it really 

does not matter as long as you are happy 

with yourself. 

Genre: Fiction- Level I 

Cannon, Janell. Stellaluna. New York, New 

York. 1993. ISBN: 0-590-48379-X

Reading this book you will fall in love 

with a bat, yes a bat.   This bat named 

Stellaluna learns to live in a nest with 

some baby birds. She learns the ways of 

the bird.   The message of the story 

centers around how being different can 

feel so much alike. 

Genre: Fiction-Level M 

Discovery Channel. Space Exploration. 

Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 2004. ISBN: 0-8368-

3373-2 

This nonfiction book reads like a 

magazine and gives the reader a 

wonderful picture of space and all that 

you need to know.   Content ranges from 

men on the moon to galaxies. 

Genre:   Nonfiction- Level M

Henkes, Kevin. Owen. New York, New York, 

1993. ISBN: 0-688-11449-0 

For those of you who still have your 

favorite blanket or have children that want 

to keep their ratty blanket, this story is for 

you.   Owen learns from his neighbor that it 

is ok to still have a blanket, it is just not 

appropriate to take it to school with him.  

Genre: Fiction- Level M 

Shannon, David. No, David. New York, New 

York. 1998. ISBN: 0-590-93002-8.  

As a mom or dad you are always saying 

“No” to kids. This book about David, helps 

the reader realize that things never 

change when it comes to saying no. 

Genre: Fiction - Level P 

Pinochle, Judy, O’Malley Kevin. Miss Malarkey 

Doesn’t Live in Room 10.   New York, New York. 

1995. ISBN: 0-590-86504-8 

We know that many children believe we live 

at school and sometimes we feel we do. This 

book is written from the perspective of a 1st 

grade boy who believes that his teachers live 

at school. One day he learns that his teacher 

moves into his apartment complex and his 

feelings change until...  

Genre: Fiction -Level I

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