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The Super-Smelly Moldy Blob
A good addition to early chapter book sections as a stand-alone or with the first installment, The Not So Itty-Bitty Spiders (Scholastic, 2015).
Little Banty Chicken and the Big Dream
While this is not an essential purchase, the story's inspirational tone and quiet message of self-actualization make this an enjoyable discussion starter.
The Underdogs
Once they get to the end, mystery lovers will want to go back and read it all again to find the hidden clues.
Women of Colonial America: 13 Stories of Courage and Survival in the New World
A strong option for those looking for more materials on women's contributions to American history.
The Case of the Girl in Grey
Not as strong as the previous volume; purchase only where the first book in the series is popular.
"What Did He Say?": A Book About Quotation Marks
These very basic introductions will work best when accompanying classroom instruction.
Through a brief story, each book demonstrates multiple uses of one punctuation mark: Ahmed, for instance, uses exclamation points when he makes the soccer team (Exciting!). Different-color type effectively highlights each in-text use of the featured punctuation mark. The stories are slight, but the repeat characters' enthusiastic, friendly faces may engage readers. A list of each mark's key functions is appended. Review covers these Punctuation Station titles: "What Did You Say?", Stop Right There., Take a Pause, Paul, This Is Exciting, We're Going to the Smiths' House, and What Is That?.
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