Title: Scoop Saves the Day Author: Diane Redmond Illustrator: Keith Chapman Producer: HIT Entertainment PLC Produced: 2001 Summary: The night had been wild and stormy. By morning, the storm had gone but the town was a disaster. Bob the Builder was the first to hear about it and began calling Scoop and Roley to help. [...]
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Scoop Saves the Day
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Title: Operation Spy School Author: George Stanley Illustrator: Guy Francis Publisher: Scholastic Inc. Date of Publication: 2003 ISBN #: 0-439-68354-8 Grade Level: 3.0 Read Aloud Summary: The IM-8 secret agents, including Adam Sharp, go back to school. They are going back to learn the new skills involved in capturing criminals. One of the students there [...]
Pee Wee Scouts: Grumpy Pumpkins
Posted in Book Description on October 21, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Title: Pee Wee Scouts: Grumpy Pumpkins Author: Judy Delton Illustrator: Alan Tiegreen Reading Level: 2.2 Published: 1988 Publisher: Dell Publishing Summary: Halloween is getting near so Mrs. Peter and the Pee Wee Scouts are discussing their plans. There will be a trip to the pumpkin farm and then they will carve pumpkins. All of this is followed by a party. [...]
Easter Bunny Baby
Posted in Book Description on October 9, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Title: Easter Bunny Baby Author: Sarah Wilson Illustrators: Sharon Ross and Kevin Gallegly Date of Publication: 2004 Summary: Angelica and many other children are at the mall visiting the Easter Bunny. Angelica is so nonstop on telling him what she wants that he gets a head ache and has to leave. A thought of the [...]
“Give me 5 a Day!”
Posted in Book Description on October 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Title: “Give me 5 a Day” Author: Kathy Reeves, Brenda Crosby, Jennifer Hemphill, Elizabeth Hoffman Illustrator: Bill Celander Reading Level: Read to preschool and kindergarteners Summary: “Give me 5 A day!” is a children’s book that tells how important it is to to eat vegetables and fruits. Health is not the only subject it can [...]
Please Try to Remember the First of October
Posted in Book Description on October 1, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Title: “Please Try to Remember the First of October” Author: Dr. Seuss Illustrator: Art Cumings ISBN: 0-394-83-563-8 Grade: Beginner Reader Published: 1977 Summary: “Please Try to Remember the First of October” is a book full of fantasy and humor. Dr. Seuss uses his imagination to make it sound as if anyone waits until October he [...]
The Prince’s Tooth is Loose
Posted in Book Description on September 26, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Title: The Prince’s Tooth is Loose Author/Illustrator: R. W. Alley Reading Level: K-1 Published: 2005 Summary: A little prince goes on a picnic but isn’t eating due to a loose tooth. When he told the nanny, she calls everyone of the kingdom. Everyone searches for an apple. An apple is found and the boy bites [...]
“Do Pirates Take Baths?”
Posted in Book Description on September 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Title: “Do Pirates Take Baths?” Author: Kathy Tucker Illustrator: Nadine Bernard Westcott Production date: 1994 ISBN #: 0439746523 Reading level: 2nd grade or good for reading to younger grades Summary: Pirates have an interesting day on a sea voyage. It tells the adventure of becoming a pirate, capturing a ship, and if they take baths. [...]
Come Here, Little Hedgehog
Posted in Book Description on September 15, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Title: Come Here, Little Hedgehog Author: Tilde Michels Illustrator: Sara Ball Reading Level: Preschool-3rd grade Published: 1988 Summary: A hedgehog approaches the meadow to find his friends and food. While out, Leanna sees him and picks her up. She takes the hedgehog home and puts him a cage, to tame him. The hedgehog feels uncomfortable [...]
Cindy Ellen
Posted in Book Description on September 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Title: Cindy Ellen A Wild Western Cinderella Author: Susan Lowell Illustrator: Jane Manning Published: 200 Summary: A rancher, with a sweet daughter, Cindy Ellen, married a woman with two daughters. The three of them were as mean as rattle snakes The step sisters were not about to do any work. Knowing they weren’t good at [...]
