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Creepy Carrots!

Creepy Carrots!

By Aaron Reynolds 40 pages Children

Danny Says

Jasper Rabbit absolutely loves carrots until his paranoia catches the better of him and he feels surrounded by the suspicious vegetables all the time. This one makes for a very entertaining read aloud.
The Day Louis Got Eaten (Andersen Press Picture Books)

The Day Louis Got Eaten (Andersen Press Picture Books)

By John Fardell 32 pages Children

Danny Says

How could you pass up a book with a title like that? This book makes for great storytime fun!
A Donkey Reads

A Donkey Reads

By Muriel Mandell 32 pages Children

Danny Says

A very funny Turkish folktale with marvelous illustrations by Andre Letria.
The Odd Squad, Bully Bait (An Odd Squad Book)

The Odd Squad, Bully Bait (An Odd Squad Book)

By Michael Fry 224 pages Children

Danny Says

With one of the most unforgettable cast of characters I’ve read in a children’s book since Jeff Kinney introduced us to his Wimpy Kid series, Michael Fry invites readers to a world that the majority of us can appreciate. I guarantee your reluctant boy readers will devour this. 
The Black Rabbit

The Black Rabbit

By Philippa Leathers 40 pages Children

Danny Says

When White Rabbit leaves his hole, he spies the black rabbit following him. Your kids will howl at this silly mystery about overcoming fear of one’s shadow. A terrific read-aloud.
Who's on First? (Pop Classic Picture Books)

Who's on First? (Pop Classic Picture Books)

By Bud Abbott,Lou Costello 40 pages Children

Danny Says

Is there anything better than Opening Day at a baseball game? Well, for any baseball or comedy fan out there, John Martz has illustrated one of the all-time great comedy routines on baseball that is sure to capture an entirely new generation of baseball fans.
Stoo Hample's Book of Bad Manners

Stoo Hample's Book of Bad Manners

By Stoo Hample 40 pages Children

Danny Says

Filled with the rudest kids you’ve ever seen, this book will delight your children with hilarious prose and silly artwork. Always a hit – especially with the boys.
Goyangi Means Cat

Goyangi Means Cat

By Christine McDonnell 32 pages Children

Danny Says

I grabbed this book because of the beautiful artwork on the cover by Steve Johnson and Lou Fancher. McDonnell treated me to the lovely story of a little girl from Korea who comes to live with her new American family. She cannot speak any English and bonds with a cat, who goes missing. Let me just say that if you make it through the ending without crying, you are a stronger person than me. Beautiful book.
No More Homework! No More Tests!: Kids Favorite Funny School Poems

No More Homework! No More Tests!: Kids Favorite Funny School Poems

By Bruce Lansky 80 pages Children

Danny Says

I have always enjoyed Bruce Lansky’s silly poems, and after hanging out with him at the Poetry Olio in San Antonio I can now say that I love him! What a great guy who “gets it.” This wonderful anthology of silly poems by some of the greatest children’s poets will definitely leave your kids laughing hysterically. Great for read alouds!
Platypus Police Squad: The Frog Who Croaked

Platypus Police Squad: The Frog Who Croaked

By Jarrett J. Krosoczka 240 pages Children

Danny Says

If you ever have the chance to see Jarrett Krosoczka speak, jump out of your chair and get a ticket. His wicked sense of humor, tempered by a huge heart, come through on the pages of all of his books, and I am very excited about his latest series of books, the Platypus Police Squad. 
The Cinder-Eyed Cats

The Cinder-Eyed Cats

By Eric Rohmann 40 pages Children

Danny Says

The cover art alone will mesmerize you, and you and your children will add this to your favorite books to read at bedtime – GUARANTEED.
I'd Really Like to Eat a Child

I'd Really Like to Eat a Child

By Sylviane Donnio 32 pages Children

Danny Says

How could you pass up a book with a title like that? Charming story of a scrawny alligator tired of eating bananas, with fun illustrations from Dorothee de Monfreid.
Kaline Klattermaster's Tree House

Kaline Klattermaster's Tree House

By Haven Kimmel 160 pages Children

Danny Says

This book would make a wonderful precursor to students interested in reading Joey Pigza Swallowed the Key by Jack Gantos, as students (and parents, for that matter) delight in these relatable adventures of a third grade boy with ADHD.
Amy's Travels

Amy's Travels

By Kathryn Starke Children

Danny Says

Why not teach your children about the continents this summer? This book is good for inspiring students to write about their own summer travels.
The School for Cats (New York Review Children's Collection)

The School for Cats (New York Review Children's Collection)

By Esther Averill 32 pages Children

Danny Says

Here’s an oldie but goodie that many folks had forgotten about. The first in a series of a dozen books by New York Public Library children’s librarian and publisher Esther Averill, this classic follows the adventures of Jenny Linsky, the famous little black cat of Greenwich Village.

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