This is a story about a boy who wants to throw a party serving tacos to dragons. The boy makes wonderful tacos and is very careful not to put anything spicy on the tacos or else the dragons will breathe fire. This is a cute book that children under third grade would enjoy.

This book is about crayons writing letters to their owner about how they are being misused. Children would enjoy the humor in this book. This book is for students under second the grade level.

This book is about the relationship between a parent and their child. The parent tells the child all the things they will grow up to be and would be wonderful for a parent and a child to read together. This would be great for children under first grade.

This adorable book is about a young boy named Harold who is creating his own story with a crayon. This would be a good starter for a project that allows students to explore their own thoughts and the expansive ideas that they have. This would be appropriate for students under first grade.

This book is extremely repetitive and allows students to really get into the book. With my experience students love saying Chicka Chicka Boom Boom and repeating the words. It also opens up another alley for learning letters. Good for second grade and under.

This book is extremely repetitive which allows students to understand it - less complex. A wonderful rhyming book that allows discussion on how something being different doesn't mean it is bad. Good for second grade and under.

This is a great book about a fish with beautiful scales and doesn't want to share his scales with the other fish. This would be a great teaching tool to teach students about sharing and how giving can make you feel better as well as make others feel better.

This is a good book for pre-k maybe kindergarten. It shows the life cycle of a raindrop and what happens when the rain falls. A very simple book and easy to understand.

A great memoir documenting a year in the author's life as she tags along with her sister who is mentally challenged. This would be a good book to introduce students to the differences they all have and to bring up topics that may be hard to cover. Good for students above second grade.

This book will help children learn the alphabet by showing the alphabet letters (A-Z) in order and showing what foods start with those letters. This would be useful for students who are just starting to learn the alphabet or for those who need to solidify their alphabet.

This story is read by most children growing up. It teaches students that lying is not a good thing because no one will believe you if something serious is happening - you lose your credibility. This would be good for students from kindergarten to second grade.

This book is a traditional book that everyone knows growing up. It is about a duckling that is not like the others and is down because of that. In the end of the story the duckling is the most beautiful out of the group. This is a good book to teach students that it is not what is on the outside that counts, its whats in the inside.

This is a wonderful book that students can get engulfed in. These children find a secret world in a friends basement and they go on adventures. This would be good for students who are fluent in reading up to sixth grade.

This is an informational book explaining what happens to a seed as the wind carries it from the flower it came from. It is told form the seeds point of view. This book also comes with a seed in the front cover which students can plant. This would be good for third graders about learning about nature and the process of plants growing.

This is a book about a boy who is growing up with a tree that gives the boy what he needs while he is growing. This story is a good starter to teaching students kindness and helping others is good. This would be for any grade level under 6th grade.

This book would be for older students or more mature students. It is a wonderful gateway to discussions about emotions and how students feel about being who they are. This is for students for maybe sixth grade and above.

This book has some wonderful diverse poems and this would also be a great book for introducing poetry into a classroom. This is an all ages book, any grade level would be entertained by it.

These poems are fun and entertaining for children to read. They do not relate to one another. These would be a great way to introduce poetry to students. This is for second to fifth graders.

This is a wonderful historical fiction chapter book about Douglas who was apart of the Donner party. The horrors of what happened are mentioned but are not explained in such details that are inappropriate for younger audiences. This book would be better for fifth grade to around sixth graders.

I really enjoyed this book because it tackles issues that sometimes can be overlooked in children's literature. It is about a young boy who has some racist things to say towards his peers and he is the school bully. His principle is determined to make him feel more welcome and he accomplishes this. I think this would be a good book for grades third through fourth because of the material and language it uses.

This story is about a little girl who receives a hat as a gift but she doesn't like it because it is too plain. Birds end up putting flowers and such on it and then she ends up liking it. This book is good to discuss differences and feeling good in your own skin. This would be a good book for first or second grade.

This is such a cute book. It is the lyrics to "I hope you dance" and it is a little girl listening to her mother. This has some poetry elements in it which make it good for children who are learning the beginning portions of poetry. This could be for children from kindergarten to about second grade.

This is a good book for younger audiences, maybe kindergarten. There are many animals and the author is asking them all what they see and they respond with the next animal - this makes it predictable.

This book is a very basic book that would be good with kindergartners. We say goodnight to a bunch of animals and you do not learn much from this book. It is very cute and innocent but I dont see this as a big learning book.

This adorable book about unconditional love would be read well around valentines day. It is a little child asking his mother different scenarios about what she would do if he changed into all of these difficult personas. Every time she says that she would still love him. This would be great for first and second graders.

This would be a wonderful book to teach cause and effect sequencing. It is for ages K - 1st grade. The illustrations are wonderfully done and will catch the children's attention. It is about a mouse who continues to want different things based on what he has already done and he ends up wanting a cookie again.

This is such a cute book and it helps children understand helping others and how they can make new and different friends. This little girl sees a boy and befriends him. They get along super well and then he moves in next door. This would be great for first graders to about second graders.

This is a wonderful book for third grade to about fourth grade. It can be incorporated into a history unit around the dust bowl. It shows the hardships that people had to go through during that time period. This is a wonderful book with many great topics for discussion.

This book is about a teacher who compares the students to her flowers in her garden. This would be a good book for children in Kindergarten up to third grade. It is good to explain differences in a classroom.

This book is extremely cute and I think anyone of any age would love it. It is about an emu who wants the people who come to the zoo to like him. He ends up going into other cages until someone says that Emus are the greatest at the zoo and then he feels better about himself. This book would be good for kids in kindergarten to third grade.