Juvenile Nonfiction, Readers, Beginner
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Jack My Mechanic and What He Does To Your Car
by Neva Westcott
This book is written as a fun little book to appeal to an audience of four to seven year olds. The book is designed to address questions from its young readership regarding what takes place at a mechanical shop with a necessary part of life, car ...
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Never Rub Noses With a Narwhal
An Alliterative Look At The Arctic by Ruth Wellborn
Blubbery belugas, capering caribou, lingering ladybugs, rummaging ravens, and waiting walruses, all make an appearance in this beautifully illustrated children's book about the Arctic. The map, a glossary of key words, and a page of interesting ...
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Henry's House ABCs
Tuna to Trees by Pamela Rodreick
A fun way to learn you’re ABCs with Henry’s House (cats of course) using rhyme and picture association Mm is for Mouse You’re not thinking Silly little mouse The LAST place to be Is Henry’s House.
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I Love To Read Two Letter Words
by Angela Oseghale
I love to read books are foundation tools that help your child get a head start in reading. Each book comprises of short, simple, easy to read sight words for their different developmental levels. These books were developed to create a great bonding ...
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Freda's Little Red Huset
by Laurie Solis
Join Freda as she takes you on a fearless journey of history and discovery growing up in Sweden, in the tiny town of Jamjo. She lived with her family in the Little Red Huset with big wooden doors. Life was tough and demanding. Her family had to ...
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Ivan the Entlebucher Mountain Dog
Learns His ABCs by Tara Barnett
Ivan the Entlebucher Mountain Dog The brains of a Border Collie, the power of a Pit Bull, and the confidence of a Chihuahua. Learn your ABCs with Ivan the Entlebucher Mountain Dog! In his first book Ivan will take you on an alphabet adventure from ...
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The Boy and the Lone Mango Tree
by Mark J. M. Lopez
Inspired to share his story, the author made a concise version of the values he learned at a young age. Sharing his experiences opened the moral truth and obligation to impart lessons of sacrifices and love. Children will learn that words of ...
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