Juvenile Fiction, Readers, Beginner
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Santa's Christmas Cookies
by Lacey Graham
Christmas Eve is here but Santa Claus has lost his cookies, and without them his sleigh won’t fly. Mrs. Claus knows what to do—with everyone’s help, she sets to work and teaches Santa how to bake. When Santa Claus is ready to go, he discovers the ...
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Sam And Amy Build A Snowman
by Vinita Balraju
When Sam and Amy wake to a snowy morning, they decide to build a snowman. Building Mr. Snowman is hard work! They want to make him just right. How will Mr. Snowman see? How will Mr. Snowman smell? But most importantly, how will Mr. Snowman smile? ...
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Real Princesses Don't Whine
Learning How to Problem-Solve by Trish Hammond
What does a princess do when her beloved stuffie slips off her bed? Or when the wind snatches her crown and whisks it away? She whines. Loudly. Then the little princess summons her personal protector—a dragon—to rescue her from her pint-sized ...
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What Happened To My Auntie
by Meghan Zarobniak
A little boy gets so excited when his Auntie comes over to play with him. However, one day his Auntie explains to him that she lives with several conditions that cause her body to be in chronic pain. Find out how this little boy feels and what he ...
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How the Wind Found a Home
by Drew Perry
Before people or animals lived in the world, winds blew all the time. When people and animals came along and had their own homes to rest in, the sister wind, Breeze, and her brother wind, Zephyr, become jealous. They want a home too, and decide to ...
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Little Billy Blaster Blasts Off to Grandma's House
by Granny G
Little Billy Blaster is so excited to spend the night at Grandma’s house that he blasts into the car, blasts into her arms, then blasts into the house—his toys and things all over the place. But when he blasts right up to the moon to avoid bedtime, ...
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Riley Does BIG Things!
by Janet Lewis Daigle
Riley can do BIG things, like climb a mountain and tame a lion . . . even if the mountain is really a pile of laundry and the lion is just a stray cat. But when Riley is faced with a giant bully at school, how will he know what to do? This is ...
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Why Wolf Has Ears Facing Upward
by Hannah Bai
Wolf’s ears face downward, and she’s not happy about how she looks. Out of ideas about how best to change, she asks her friend Bear for advice. When she does what Bear suggests, things don’t turn out quite as Wolf planned. She will have to rely on ...
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Molli and Me and the Family Tree
by Margi Kramer & Mark Kramer
A whimsical girl, a nostalgic mom and a wise old Family Tree take a journey back in time. Molli and Me and the Family Tree reveals beloved ancestors who mysteriously appear to Molli as root vegetables and imaginative characters dangling on the ...
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Flu
by Illia Svirsky
A brave pigtailed girl and her trusty stuffed sidekick battle the scourge that is the seasonal flu. These pesky viruses messed with the wrong girl! Flu aims to educate young readers about viruses, flu symptoms, treatments, and precautionary ...
