Summer Reads
For All Ages
Young Readers • 5-6 Year Olds • 8 And Up
Young Readers
Young Readers
No, David!
Very Special Friends
Young Readers
David Shannon (Author)
Young Readers
Jane Chapman (Author)
Over fifteen years after its initial publication,
NO, DAVID! remains a perennial household
favorite, delighting children, parents, and
teachers alike. David is a beloved character,
whose unabashed good humor, mischievous
smile, and laughter-inducing antics underline
the love parents have for their children--even
when they misbehave.
Mouse is waiting by the river for her Special
Friends.
The clouds are drifting,
The dragonflies are zipping by.
Rabbit and Frog sit with Mouse while she
waits. Turtle shares his picnic. The day slides
quietly by as the friends sit together. Where are
Mouse's Special Friends?
5-6 Year Olds
5-6 Year Olds
LMNO Peas
Sofia the First:
The Enchanted Feast
Age 5-6
Keith Baker (Author)
Age 5-6
Disney Book Group (Author)
Grace Lee (Illustrator)
Get ready to roll through the alphabet with
a jaunty cast of busy little peas. Featuring a
range of zippy characters from Acrobat Peas
to Zoologist Peas, this delightful picture book
highlights a variety of interests, hobbies, and
careers—each one themed to a letter of the
alphabet—and gives a wonderful sense of
the colorful world we live in.
8 And Up
Cedric is preparing to show off his magical
skills at the Enchanted Feast: a grand
dinner for all of the kings and queens in the
Tri-Kingdom Area. When an evil fairy named
Miss Nettle disguises herself as a powerful
sorceress and takes over the feast, Sofia
forms an unlikely team with Clover, Cedric, and
Wormwood to protect her amulet and save her
family.
8 And Up
Frindle
Fortunately, the Milk
Age 8-12
Andrew Clements (Author)
Brian Selznick (Illustrator)
Age 8-12
Neil Gaiman (Author)
Skottie Young (Illustrator)
When Nick learns some interesting
information about how words are created,
suddenly he's got the inspiration for his best
plan ever...the frindle. Who says a pen has
to be called a pen? Why not call it a frindle?
Things begin innocently enough as Nick gets
his friends to use the new word. Then other
people in town start saying frindle.
"I bought the milk," said my father. "I walked
out of the corner shop, and h X\