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Wake Me In Spring! (level 2) (Hello Reader) by James Preller

My World: A Companion to Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown

The Monster Is Coming (Lift the Carousel Flap) by Michaela Morgan

Gus and Button by Saxton Freymann

Blueberries for Sal (Live Oak Readalong) by Robert McCloskey

Are You My Mother? by P. D. Eastman

The Three Little Pigs by James Marshall

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Fish Live in Water (Scholastic time-to-discover readers) by Melvin Berger

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Octopus Under The Sea (Hello Reader) by Peter Roop

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Sea Creatures (Science Emergent Readers) by Pamela Chanko

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Alex and the Amazing Lemonade Stand by Liz Scott

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Monster Parade (Step into Reading) by Shana Corey

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Picnic!: A Day in the Park (Ready-to-Read. Pre-Level 1) by Joan Holub

Hi, first grade mom and teacher! :-) It was fun to take a look at your children's book collection. I'm a private teacher/tutor with a large collection myself. I'm slowly adding my children's books to my library, but keeping them separate from my main collection. There are lots of books in your library that I've read and enjoyed, but also many I haven't yet that I covet. You could go broke, though, when it comes to buying all the great picture books that come out every year. I purposely have stayed out of the children's section of my favorite bookstores the last couple of years so that I could stay solvent! I would love to talk books with other elementary school teachers. If you're interested, we could form a group. I'm going to have to go searching for more of you all. Happy reading, happy teaching! Bonnie

posted by bonniebooks at 4:26 pm (EST) on Jul 29, 2009

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