Spring has sprung, and with it comes great new books! From picture books starring quirky ducks, bees, and bunnies, to the tale of the Titanic’s fateful voyage, to a sci-fi Cinderella story – these hot new titles are sure to help you grow a reader, and keep your students buzzing about books all spring!
PreK-1
Little Bea by Daniel Roode
Little Bea visits her friends on a colorful spring day. As the lightbulb-shaped Little Bea buzzes from friend to friend, she plays games, explores the world around her, and finishes her chores. Interactions with different woodland animals provide opportunities for little ones to compare and contrast, and Little Bea’s caring attitude provides a good model for friendships. Children can buzz and chirp right along with Little Bea!
Little Bunny Foo Foo by Cori Doerrfeld
In this super-silly version of the classic song, the truth about Little Bunny Foo Foo finally comes out! You see, Little…
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You’ve introduced them to their favorite books. You’ve helped them sound out unfamiliar words. You’ve watched them grow as readers. As the school year winds down, you’re preparing them for their transition into the next grade. With summer vacation right around the corner, here are some exciting books to help beat the heat and keep…
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