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22 books
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0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
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DC Super-Pets #5
Coast City Carnival Chaos
Steve Korté
For the young reader who loves heroes and needs a boost of confidence in their own growing abilities to face big challen
Ages 4–7
Usborne Phonics Readers
Fat Cat on a Mat
Phil Roxbee Cox
For the early learner ready to sound out their first words through playful rhyme and rhythm. This story builds confidenc
Ages 3–6
Usborne Phonics Readers
Toad Makes a Road
Phil Roxbee Cox
For the early learner building confidence with letter sounds. This rhyming story celebrates a small hero's big accomplis
Ages 3–6
Many Hands Counting Book
Sarah Weeks
For the curious toddler discovering the world through their own fingertips. This rhythmic counting book uses animal paws
Ages 1–4
Zac's Train Set
Jackie Tidey
For the early learner gaining confidence, this repetitive and gentle story celebrates the simple pride of building and p
Ages 4–6
Say Good Night!
Harriet Ziefert
For the child who fights sleep at night and resists the alarm in the morning. This cozy story helps toddlers embrace the
Ages 2–5
Spider Rider
Sigal Adler
For the child who feels nervous about creepy crawlies, this imaginative tale transforms a bedroom spider into a fantasti
Ages 3–8
Mini House Books #3
Noah's Ark
Peter Lippman
For the curious toddler who loves tactile play: this sturdy, house-shaped book brings a classic story to life through in
Ages 1–4
Katie Woo's Neighborhood
Helping Mayor Patty
Fran Manushkin
For the child who asks how the trash gets picked up or who makes the rules in town, this story introduces the basics of
Ages 5–7
Usborne First Reading
The Old Woman who Lived in a Shoe
Russell Punter
For the early reader who loves the rhythm of familiar rhymes and is just starting to tackle full sentences on their own.
Ages 4–6
Rulers and Tape Measures
Lisa J. Amstutz
For the curious child who wants to know exactly how big things are: this clear guide introduces the tools needed to meas
Ages 4–8
Usborne Young Reading: Series One
Stories of Giants
Christopher Rawson
For the early reader who loves big adventures and silly characters: these humorous tales show that even the biggest gian
Ages 5–8
Brand New Readers
Here Comes Super Grover!
Sesame Workshop
For the child who loves to help but sometimes makes a mess of it, Super Grover's silly attempts at heroism turn frustrat
Ages 4–6
Compass Point Phonics Readers
Play It Safe!
Cindy Chapman
For the child learning to navigate the world independently, this photo-filled guide teaches essential rules for staying
Ages 4–6
Margaret Miller's Concept Books #2
Who Uses This?
Margaret Miller
For the curious toddler who wants to know what grown-ups do all day. Use these crisp photographs to spark a game of gues
Ages 1–4
Charles the Alligator #1
Keep Your Mouth Closed, Dear
Aliki
For the child who struggles with impulse control or keeping things out of their mouth, this silly story offers a lighthe
Ages 3–7
Lionel #6
Lionel's Birthday
Stephen Krensky
For the child counting down the minutes to their big day while navigating the tricky feelings of gift expectations and s
Ages 6–9
Let’s see what I’m feeling? Picture Book of 30 Emotions
Apple Tree Publishing
For the child who struggles to name their big feelings, this visual guide introduces 30 different emotions to help build
Ages 3–7
Oliver and Amanda Pig #12
Oliver the Mighty Pig
Jean Van Leeuwen
For the child who loves dressing up as a hero but finds that solving real-life problems takes more than just a cape and
Ages 5–8
Sails Literacy: Purple #3
Slow Joe
Tom Bradley
For the early learner who is just starting to piece together sounds and words. This gentle story follows Joe's slow pace
Ages 4–6
The Halloween Parade
Harriet Ziefert
For the child eagerly anticipating their first school event, this story captures the excitement of getting ready for a s
Ages 4–8
Pedro
On Top of the World
Fran Manushkin
For the child who feels a mix of wonder and nerves when facing big heights or new city experiences for the first time.
Ages 5–7