Henkes, K (2004) Kitten’s
first full moon. New York:
HarperCollins.
Kitten is outside on the porch when she notices what she
thinks is a bowl of milk in the sky but is really a full moon. Intrigued by that far away bowl she decides
she wants that milk and sets out to get it any way she can. Do you think she will get it?
Henkes black and white illustrations make the reader feel
like it is really night time. It is fun
to see what Kitten will do next to reach that bowl of milk. The end papers are great and really look like
bowls up of milk.
Genre: Fiction
Format:
Picture book
Suggested Age or Grade level (s): Ages 3-6
Awards: 2005 Charlotte Zolotow Award
2005 ALA Notable Books for Children
2005 Caldecott Medal 2005 ALA Notable Books for Children
2004 New York Times Best Illustrated
Suggested Age or Grade level (s): Ages 2 - 5
Awards: 2013 Charlotte Zolotow Award
McDonnell, P., Schulz, J., Little,
Brown and Company., & Command-Z Design. (2011). Me... Jane. New
York: Little, Brown.
Fleming, C. (2012). Oh, on!. New York:
Schwartz & Wade.
This
is a rhyming tale of how frog falls into a deep hole and some other forest
animals follow in valiant attempts to free him.
One forest predator lurks about will he help them or does he have a more
sinister plan. Eric Rohman's beautiful
art work provides a lush forest background for the text. This repetitive text is great for an
interactive read-aloud.
Genre: Fiction
Format:
Picture BookSuggested Age or Grade level (s): Ages 2 - 5
Awards: 2013 Charlotte Zolotow Award
Jane received a stuffed chimpanzee named Jubilee. Jubilee was her constant companion as she explored the outdoors which she loved. Together Jane and Jubilee embark on adventures to learn more about the world around them. Time passes and Jane grows up to be world renowned scientist Dr. Jane Goodall. The antique looking illustrations lend a dream like feel to the book and Jubilee is portrayed so that she appears to be real not stuffed.
Genre: Fiction
Format:
Picture BookSuggested Age or Grade level (s): Ages 5 - 8
Awards: 2012 Charlotte Zolotow Award Winner
2012 ALA Notable Children's Books
2012 Caldecott Medal Honor Book
2012 NCTE Orbis Pictus Award Recommended Book
2012Texas Library Association 2X2 Reading List
2011 Bank Street College Children's Book Committee Outstanding Book
2011 New York Times Best Illustrated Books
2011 Parents' Choice Award (Silver)
2011 Kids' Indie Next List Book
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