Annette Herbert
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Willa: The Story of Willa Cather, an American Writer
An accessible biography for elementary students learning about late 19th- and early 20th-century U.S. history.
Hello World
Readers will want to revisit this selection, as they can learn more with every lift of a flap. The large trim size and sturdy pages make this a browsable primer on global languages.
The Prehistoric Masters of Literature: Discover Literary History with a Prehistoric Twist!
Not a necessary purchase, but a fun introduction to classic literature in the vein of Seth Grahame-Smith's Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.
The Wolf's Boy
Strong writing and character development combined with a little-seen setting in middle grade historical fiction make this a first purchase.
The Parent Agency
The underlying lesson about learning to appreciate what you have—and being careful what you wish for—is good discussion fodder for this age group; a solid additional purchase for middle grade collections.
The Way to School
An excellent starting point to discuss diversity and culture in the primary grades.
Sleepy Snoozy Cozy Coozy: A Book of Animal Beds
A solid read-aloud that may inspire some to seek out more information.
Chop-Chop, Mad Cap!
While this fast-paced chapter book is reminiscent of the adventures of Judy Moody, some of the language will be out of reach for younger readers. An additional purchase only.
Bright Sky, Starry City
This fictional story will pair nicely with nonfiction titles on the topic, such as Jacqueline Mitton's Zoo in the Sky (1998) and Once Upon a Starry Night (2004, both National Geographic).
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