Collections:	Tags:
Your library (52) Wishlist (0) Currently reading (0) To read (0) Read but unowned (0) Favorites (0) All collections (52)	A little Eskimo girl loses her sled dogs and in her pursuit of them finds herself in an igloo belonging to a snow bear family (ie. Goldilocks and the Three Bears.) The snow bear family saves the little girl's dogs and then come home to a mess. The girl es (1) age of readership 3rd to 6th grade. Theme of the book is to never give up and friends stick together. Genre is thriller/horror (1) an adored but fat (1) bilingual Hebrew (1) biography (2) Burmese history (1) Diversity - African American History (1) diversity - African American History (1) diversity - African animals (1) diversity - African landscape and animals (1) diversity - an ethnicly diverse group of students in the story (1) diversity - appreciation for the elderly (1) diversity - China (1) diversity - European/Ukrainian (1) diversity - even when we are different (1) diversity - Holocaust (1) diversity - how people can be different and still be friends (1)	diversity - Modern Native American (1) diversity - our differences can make our relationships better (1) diversity - prehistoric lifestyle and animals (1) diversity - some racial and gender (strong female lead) (1) diversity - story characters are a mix of girls and boys of different ethnic heritage (1) diversity - story characters are ethnically mixed (1) diversity - Switzerland (1) Diversity is shown through the different groups of cats (1) Fantasy (1) fantasy (25) fantasy fiction (1) gender diversity (1) Greg has his summer vacation all planned out but his mother has other ideas. He wants to stay inside with his video games but his mom wants him outside having fun and participating in activities with friends and family. The illustrations are simple but co (1) historical fiction (4) however (1) immigration (1) Jan Brett's illustrations are incredible! Age of readership is early elementary. Genre is fantasy and it shows diversity through a native Alaskan girl and some elements of her Alaskan lifestyle. (1) Middle reader (1)	middle reader (4) Middle Reader (1) middle/YA reader (2) middle/young adult reader (1) Mr. Pusskins (1) Native American culture (1) Native American history (1) Native American life (1) non-fiction (1) now zombie friends! They hide all over the school from the zombie attack only to be eventually caught and to find out that it's only an April Fool's Joke! No illustrations (1) Plot Summary - Little White Owl lives happily all alone but one day decides to go out and see the world. He meets a group of colorful owls who all see themselves as too good for him. He wins their admiration and friendship (1) poetry (1) realistic fiction (9) Realistic Fiction (1) realistic fiction/picture book (1) science fiction (1) some diversity in the student population (1) some Native American characters (1)	some Spanish language (1) spoiled and entitled cat takes his life and owner entirely for granted. After learning what the real world is like and how good he has it he comes home with a completely transformed attitude! Illustrations are darling! Readership is early elementary. Them (1) stories (1) teen or young adult reader (1) Three book club kids think that they are under attack from their cootie infested (1) through his amazing ability to tell stories. The illustrations in this darling book are wonderful with their amazing colors and other details! Theme - Even if you are not a part of the popular group just be your authentic self and you will have many frien (1) trying on their boots and falling asleep in their furry beds! As always (1) we can still be friends (1) WWII (1) young adult (3) young and middle reader (1) Young children (1) Young reader (1) young reader (32)

Collections:

Tags: