The Wide Mouthed Frog by Keith Faulkner and Jonathan Lambert

That's What Friends Are For by FLorence Heide and Sylvia Van Clief

That's Good! That's Bad! by margery Cuyler and illustrated by David Catrow

Caps for Sale by Esphyr Slobodkina

A Home For Mr. Emerson by Barbara Kerley and illustrated by Edwin Fotheringham

This would be a good addition to an English classroom studying Emerson.  Well done.

I wanna Iguana by Karen Orloff and illustrated by David Catrow

Peek-A-Zoo! by Marie Cimarusti and illustrated by Stephanie Peterson

What Do YOu DO With A Kangaroo? written and illustrated by Mercer Mayer

Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? BY Bill Martin jr. and Illustrated by Eric Carle

Jake Ransom and the Howling Sphinx by James Rollins

This is a fun read for kids who like adventure and time travel.  I haven't read book 1 yet.  It was easy to catch on and the story reads smoothly.  It's engaging.

Atlantis Rising by T. A. Barron

Save your money on this one.  The only thing good about it is the cover art.  It is painful to read.  Very simplistic.  Too simplistic.  It has everything and the kitchen sink.  A good editor should have done their job and get rid of the nonsense that was involved with this story.  It's a ridiculous story line and so far fetched it goes beyond suspended belief.  Again, save your money and even more important your time.  There are far better fantasy books out there.

The Dream Thieves by Maggie Stiefvater

This book has it all, adventure, danger, romance, mystery and magic.  Must read the first book to get the second.  Looking forward to the third.  Maggie Stiefvater has a style of writing that rings true and yet goes beyond incredible story telling.  If you liked her Shiver series, then this is way better.  Enjoy, and you will!

A Northern Light by Jennifer Donnelly

The writing of this story is a pleasure to read.  The words are crafted to spin a story as well as a picture of life up north.  This is a book you will want in your library.  A literary master piece.