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1) Title: Come Fly With Maisy!         
 Author: Lucy Cousins
Illustrator: Lucy Cousins
Genre: Picture book
Annotation: This colorful picture book talks about various forms of transportation and the sounds they make when they are on the move.
 
2) Title: Officer Buckle and Gloria    
Author: Peggy Rathmann
Illustrator: Peggy Rathmann
Genre: Picture book
Annotation: This book talks about an officer who takes safety very seriously. But children in schools that Officer Buckle visits does not take him seriously until Gloria, an adopted dog, becomes his partner.
 
3) Title: The Three Little Javelinas    
Author: Susan Lowell
Illustrator: Jim Harris
Genre: Folktales
Annotation: This story is a different version of the three little pigs where the setting takes place in the dessert and a coyote takes over as trying to find dinner in the little javelinsa.
 
 
4) Title: Do Like a Duck Does!         
Author: Judy Hindley
Illustrator: Ivan Bates
Genre: Picture book
Annotation: This cute little book talks about a sneaky fox who pretends to be a duck to get close to little ducklings in hopes of a good meal.
 
5) Title: No More Pencils, No More Books, No More Teacher's Dirty Looks!     
Author: Diane deGroat
Illustrator: Diane deGroat
Genre: Picture book
Annotation: This book is about a 1st grade classroom at the end of the year as the students as well as the teacher get ready for summer break.
 
6) Title: Me and My Dad!                  
Author: Alison Richie
Illustrator: Alison Edgson
Genre: modern fantasy
Annotation: This book talks about a bear cub and his father and all the things a father does for his children.
 
7) Title: Ruthie and the (Not So) Teeny Tiny Lie        
Author: Laura Rankin
Illustrator: Laura Rankin
Genre: picture book
Annotation: This book talks about a lie told by a child that gets out of hand and the guilt that laid on the child by her lie. When she does come forward with the truth, she feels much needed relief.
 
8) Title: Secret of the Three Treasures        
Author: Janni Lee Simner
Illustrator: Janni Lee Simner
Genre: Science Fiction
Annotation: This book is about a little girl who seeks to become a famous adventurer like the ones in her father's stories. When a real life mistery and treasue hunt falls in her lap, she is first to step up and take the case.
 
 
9) Title: If You Give a Mouse a Cookie    
Author: Laura Numeroff
Illustrator: Felicia Bond
Genre: Picture / fantasy
Annotation: This is a cute little story that talks about a mouse whose activities lead from one thing to another and eventually back to his original activity.
 
10) Title: If You Give a Pig a Pancake       
Author: Laura Numeroff
Illustrator: Felicia Bond
Genre: Picture / fantasy
Annotation: This is a cute little story about a pig and the various activities she does that leads from one to another and back to what started it all.
 
11) Title: If You Give a Moose a Muffin      
Author: Laura Numeroff
Illustrator: Felicia Bond
Genre: picture / fantasy
Annotation: This is a cute story about the various activities a moose does that leads from one thing to another and back to the original activity that started it off.
 
12) Title: If You Take a Mouse to School   
Author: Laura Numeroff
Illustrator: Felicia Bond
Genre: picture / fantasy
Annotation: This is a cute story about a mouse going to school and the activities that go throughout the day and back to the original activity.
 
13) Title: The Cat in the Hat Comes Back 
Author: Dr. Seuss
Illustrator: Dr. Seuss
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: The classic tale as told by Dr. Seuss of a walking, talking cat who causes trouble for two young children while their mother is out of the house.
 
14) Title: The Lorax                            
Author: Dr. Seuss
Illustrator: Dr. Seuss
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: A story of a money hungry person who drives animals out of their homes due to the pollution his factories cause for their environment. The Lorax is the thing that speaks for all the animals and pleads with the Once-ler to stop what he is doing before it is too late.
 
15) Title: Hooray for Diffendoofer Day!   
Author: Dr. Seuss & Jack Prelutsky
Illustrator: Lane Smith and Dr. Seuss
Genre: Poerty
Annotation: A story about a wacky school with its wacky teachers who are confident about the students ability to pass a standardized test.
 
16) Title: Giggle, Giggle, Quack         
Author: Doren Cronin
Illustrator: Betsy Lewin
Genre: Picture
Annotation: This story is about a trouble making duck and the different notes he leaves behind demanding things from the caretaker of the farm while the farmer is away.
 
17) Title: Today I will Fly                    
Author: Mo Willems
Illustrator: Mo Willems
Genre: Picture
Annotation: This is a cute little book about a pig's attempt to fly and the discouragement of the elephant. When the pig proves the elephant wrong, the elephant decides it is his turn to fly.
 
18) Title: Frogs       
Author: Melanie Lever, Kate Lovett, Pat Slster
Illustrator: Steve Parish
Genre: Informational
Annotation: This book talks about the different types of frogs, where they live, what they eat, and who their enemies are.
 
19) Title: Bear Stays Up For Christmas     
Author: Karma Wilson
Illustrator: Jane Chapman
Genre: Modern Fantasy
Annotation: This is a cute story about a bear that stays awake with his friends to celebrate Christmas. Even though he is really tired, he manages to stay awake till Christmas is over.
 
20) Title: Shiver Me Letters A Pirate ABC    
Author: June Sobel
Illustrator: Henry Cole
Genre: Informational / Picture
Annotation: This cute book is abot animal pirates in search of all the letters of the alphabet.
 
21) Title: Hilda Must Be Dancing      
Author: Karma Wilson
Illustrator: Suzanne Watts
Genre: Picture book
Annotation: This is a story about a hippo who likes to dance. Unfortunently when she dances, everyone can hear and feel it. So her friends help her find someplace where she can dance and not bother anyone.
 
22) Title: Moose Tracks!                  
Author: Karma Wilson
Illustator: Jack E. Davis
Genre: Modern Fantasy
Annotation: Moose invites guests over to his house at different times. When different messes are left behing, Moose can tell just who left them. But he has a hard time remembering who left moose tracks all over his house.
 
23) Title: Froggie Went A-Courtin'         
Author: Iza Trapani
Illustrator: Iza Trapani
Genre: Fantasy
Annotation: Froggie is desperate for a mate. He wanders around the lake by his house looking for the perfect mate. He asks a bird, a turtle, and a fish. Finally he comes to the perfect match.
 
24) Title: Dear Mrs. LaRue Letters from Obedience School      Author: Mark Teague
Illustrator: Mark Teague
Genre: Modrn Fantasy
Annotation: This story talks about a dog who is sent to obedience school and writes letters home telling about his school days.
 
25) Title: Woodsong
Author: Gary Paulsen
Illustrator: Ruth Wright Paulsen
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Annotation: This book talked about the life of a musher and his dogs. The training of the dogs and different trials they encounter preparing for the Iditarod that takes place in Alaska.
 
26) Title: Dr. Pompo's Nose   
Author: Saxton Freymann And Joost Elffers
Illustrator: Saxton Freymann and Joost Elffers
Genre: Picture
Annotation: This book brings ordinary vegetables to life in a humorous way as a pumpkin looses it's nose. Several other pumpkins come across the missing nose and try to determine just what it is based off it's odd shape.
 
27) Title: The Frogs Wore Red Suspenders  
Author: Jack Prelutsky
Illustrator: Petra Mathers
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: This is a book filled with various poems of a humerous nature.
 
28) Title: Fantastic! WOW! And Unreal! A Book about Interjections and Conjunctions         
Author: Ruth Heller
Illustrator: Ruth Heller
Genre: Informational
Annotation: This book talks about the different ways interjections and conjunctions can be used through humor and colorful illustrations.
 
29) Title: Nicholas Cricket                  
Author: Joyce Maxner
Illustator: William Joyce
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: Nicholas Cricket plays the fiddle in the Bug-a-wug cricket band with his friends. When they play, everyone comes to dance to grand music.
 
30) Title: The Snopp on the Sidewalk and other Poems  
Author: Jack Prelutsky
Illustrator: Byron Barton
Genre: poetry
Annotation: This book is poetry about several different made up creatures.
 
31) Title: If Not For the Cat              
Author: Jack Prelutsky
Illustrator: Ted Rand
Genre: poetry
Annotation: This is a poetry book about various animals whose written descriptions tell who they are.
 
32) Title: Animals, Animals          
Author: Laura Whipple
Illustrator: Eric Carle
Genre: poetry
Annotation: This is a poetry book that contains several different animal poems.
 
33) Title: If Pigs Could Fly...and Other Deep Thoughts   
Author: Bruce Lansky
Illustrator: Stephen Carpenter
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: This is a book of poetry about everything children think about.
 
34) Title: Mrs. Cole on an Onion Roll    
Author: By Kalli Pakos
Illustrator: Joann Adinolfi
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: This is a book of poetry centered around classroom happenings.
 
35) Title: Poetry for Young People Carl Sandburg
Author: Frances Schoonmaker Bolin
Illustrator: Steven Arcella
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: This is poetry perfect for the classroom.
 
36) Title: Click, Clack Moo, Cows that Type.
Author: Doreen Cronin
Illustrator: Besty Lewin
Genre: Picture
Annotation: This is a story about cows that use a typewritter to discuss their needs and wants to the farmer.
 
37) Title: The Gargoyle on the Roof          
Author: By Jack Prelutsky
Illustrator: Peter Sis
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: a variety of poetry about all the scary creatures we dream about.
 
38) Title: Awful Ogre's Awful Day         
Author: By Jack Prelutsky
Illustrator: Paul O. Zelinsky
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: A variety of poems about an awful ogre.
 
39) Title: Monday's Troll              
Author: By Jack Prelutsky
Illustrator: Peter Sis
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: A variety of poems about mythical, magical creatures.
 
40) Title: Good Sports       
Author: By Jack Prelutsky
Illustrator: Chris Raschka
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: a variety of poetry about different sporting activities.
 
41) Title: It's Raining Pigs & Noodles       
Author: By Jack Prelutsky
Illustrator: James Stevenson
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: A variety of silly and humerous poetry.
 
42) Title: Scranimals          
Author: By Jack Prelutsky
Illustrator:
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: A variety of poems about various combinations of animals.
 
43) Title: Beneath a Blue Umbrella       
Author: By Jack Prelutsky
Illustrator: Garth Williams
Genre: Poetry
Annotation: A variety of humerous poems.
 
44) Title: The Dumpster Diver        
Author: By Janet S. Wong
Illustrator: David Roberts
Genre: Picture
Annotation: This book talks about all the hidden treasures that people throw into the trash and how these items can still be useful in different ways.
 
45) Title: Holy Mole!             
Author: Caroline McAlister
Illustrator: Stefan Czernecki
Genre: Picture
Annotation: When the Spanish Viceroy comes to the mission, the cooks are in a tizzy trying to figure out what is suitable to make. Carlos is told to stay out of the way until they are finished, but he just can't help himself. When he makes a mess of the food and everything is cooked together, they all wonder how the Viceroy will like it.
 
46) Title: Max's Magic Seeds         
Author: Geraldine Elschner
Illustrator: Jean-Pierre Corderoch
Genre: Picture
Annotation: Max is given a bag of various flower seeds for his birthday. Each day on his way to school, he drops seeds from his pocket. Soon the whole town has beautiful flowers gowing everywhere and they have Max to thank for adding color to the city.
 
47) Title: Rock Climbing    
Author: Pat Ryan
Illustrator: EvansDay Design
Genre: Informational
Annotation: This book talks about  the history of rock climbing, the importance of safety while rock climbing, different challenges encountered, and various champions of rock climbing.
 
48) Title: Do Not Open THis Book!     
Author: Michaela Muntean
Illustrator: Pascal Lemaitre
Genre: Picture
Annotation: This book is a cute little book about a story book writer who is interrupted by the reading of the book and the turning of the pages.
 
49) Title: Armadilly Chili          
Author: Helen Ketteman
Illustrator: Will Terry
Genre: Folktale
Annotation: This book is a southwestern version of The Little Red Hen where Armadilly is making armadilly chili and asks for help from her friends but everyone is to busy.
 
50) Title: The Best Book Of Volcanoes        
Author: By Simon Adams
Illustrator: Rob Jakeway, Bill Donohoe
Genre: Informational
Annotation: This story talks about various volcanoes around the world. Volcanoes under the water, volcanoes on islands, and volcanoes in high mountain ranges. It talks about what it takes to set a volcano off and what happens when a volcano erupts.
 
51) Title: Cal Ripken, Jr. The Longest Season   
Author: Cal Ripkin, Jr.
Illustrator: Ron Mazellan
Genre: non-fiction
Annotation: This story is about the story of the Orioles' 1988 losing streak as told by Cal Ripken, Jr.
 
52) Title: Thumbelina of Toulaba   
Author: Daniel Picouly after Hans Christian Andersen
Illustrator: Olivier Tallec
Genre: Folktale
Annotation: This is a retelling of the classic tale of Thumbelina where the basic aspects of the story are the same as not to take away from the original story. Here, Thumbelina is less passive and more modern then in the original fairytale.
 
53) Title: The Magical, Mystical, Marvelous Coat   
Author: Catherine Ann Cullen
Illustrator: David Christiana
Genre: picture
Annotation: This story is about a special jacket that is used to make people feel better. The little girl who wears it finds different people who find comfort in her generosity and the bottons from her jacket that she shares with them.
 
54) Title: Cindy Ellen: A Wild Western Cinderella  
Author: Susan Lowell
Illustrator: Jane Manning
Genre: Folktale
Annotation: This is a western version of the classic fairytale of Cinderella.
 
55) Title: The Story of Clocks and Calendars: Marking a Millennium
Author: Betsy Maestro
Illustrator: Giulio Maestro
Genre: Informational
Annotation: This book talks about clocks and calendars through out time and how they have been used by each culture.
 
56) Title: When Bugs Were Big, Plants Were Strange, and Tetrapods Stalked the Earth A Cartoon Prehistory of Life Before Dinosaurs   
Author: Hannah Bonner
Illustrator: Hannah Bonner
Genre: Informational
Annotation: This book gives information on plant and animal life before dinosaurs were around. It talks about thier living conditions, food they ate, and their everyday lives.
 
57) Title: You Wouldn't Want to Sail on the Titanic!  
Author: David Stewart
Illustrator: David Antram
Genre: Informational
Annotation: Although set in cartoon form and very comical, this book gives statistics and information about the great Titanic, its passengers, and what happened when it sank.
 
58) Title: Mr. Large in Charge        
Author: Jill Murphy
Illustrator: Jill Murphy
Genre: Picture
Annotation: Mrs. Large wakes up one morning not feeling the best. Her husband sends her back to bed for the day saying he will take care of the kids and the house. What happens when mom is sick and dad must take over the house for the day?
 
59) Title: Beetle McGrady Eats Bugs!       
Author: Megan McDonald
Illustrator: Jane Manning
Genre: Picture
Annotation: Beetle McGrady dreams of being a big adventurer> she begins her quest on that path by saying she will eat bugs. But can she really do it when the oppurtunity presents itself at school in front of her friends.
 
60) Title: Sid and Bolter          
Author: Carolyn Bear
Illustrator: Peter Cottrill
Genre: Science Fiction
Annotation: After being the last two robots on the assembly line, Sid and Bolter are retired from their position in the car making factory. They run away from the the factory using their car making skills to get them by.
 
61) Title: Broccoli-Flavored Bubble Gum     
Author: Justin McGivern
Illustrator: Partick Girouard
Genre: Picture book
Annotation: This is a cute story of a boy who invents various foods children will like made with vegetables so  the children can get their fill of vegetables while enjoying their favorite foods.
 
62) TItle: Arrow to the Sun  A Pueblo Indian tale      
Author: Gerald McDermott
Illustrator: Gerald McDermott
Genre: Folk tale
Annotation: This is a Pueblo Indian tale about a boy born of the sun who had to earthy father. He was teased by boys his age so he set out on a quest to find his father. He searches far and wide for his father.
 
63) Title: When the Fireflies Come      
Author: Jonathan London
Illustrator: Terry Widener
Genre: Picture book
Annotation: This story talks about all the joys of summer while the sun is up and how creative a world can be to a child when the sun goes down and the fireflies come out to play.
 
64) Title: Penguin and Little Blue     
Author: Megan McDonald
Illustrator: Katherine Tillotson
Genre: Fantasy picture
Annotation: This is a cute story about two Penguins far from home. They start off in Water World San Francisco. Then they went on a tour around the world performing for hundreds of adoring fans. But they missed home and all their friends so they set sail to return home.
 
65) Title: All By Myself
Author: Mercer Mayer
Illustrator: Mercer Mayer
Genre: Picture
Annotation: A little critter who believes he is old enough, wants to do everything all bu himself.
 
66) Title: The All New Captain Underpants: Extra-Crunchy Book O' Fun 2
Author: Dav Pilkey
Illustrator: Dav Pilkey
Genre: Graphic Novel
Annotation: Fill with how to draws, puzzles, comics and jokes.
 
67) Title: The Adventures of Super Diaper Baby
Author: Dav Pilkey
Illustrator: Dav Pilkey
Genre: Graphic Novel
Annotation: An ordinary baby falls into a tub of super power juice and now he is the only hope for the world against Deputy Doo-Doo.
 
68) TItle: Ricky Ricotta's Mighty Robot Vs. the Jurassic Jackrabbits from Jupiter
Author: Dav Pilkey
Illustrator: Martin Ontiveros
Genre: Graphic Novel
Annotation: Ricky Ricotta and his robot, as well as his sister are taken to the museum for Ricky's birthday only to find that the dinosaurs DNA has been stolen to to create the Jurassic jackrabbits. Ricky and his family must stop them before it is too late.
 
69) Title: Abraham Lincoln
Author: George Sullivan
Genre: Biography
Annotation: A biography about Abraham Lincoln at a juvenile reading level.
 
70) Title: I've Seen The Promise Land: The Life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Author: Walter Dean Myers
Illustrator: Leonard Jenkins
Genre: Biography
Annotation: A childrens easy reading book about the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
 
71) Title: Hannah Pritchard: Pirate of the Revolution
Author: Bonnie Pryor
Genre: Historical Fiction
Annotation: After finding her family murdered by the British, Hannah must hide her female identity to be able to work aboard the SeaHawk as a cabin boy while she seeks revenge on those who killed her family.
 
72) Title: Good Children Get Rewards: A Story Of Colonial Times
Author: Eva Moore
Illustrator: Don Bolognese
Genre: Historical Fiction
Annotation: Set in colonial times in Virginia, Ana and Tom discover a message that promises a great reward. They wind up going all over town doing good deeds and even help put out a fire.
 
73) Title: Frankenstein
Author: Mary Shelley
Genre: Science Fiction
Annotation: A man's obssesion to create life goes a little to far as a monster named Frankenstein comes to life.
 
74) Title: Jurassic Park
Author: Micheal Crichton
Genre: Science Fiction
Annotation: Bioengineers clone several different species of dinosaurs to create a theme park they are sure everyone will love. But when someone gets to greedy and tries to sell the embryos, disaster ensues and the dinosaurs escape. Now it is up to two kids, a safari guide and a bone studier to help set things right.
 
 
 

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