Mary Hazelton
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Naptastrophe!
A delightful tale that would work in a storytime but might be best shared one-on-one if the subject hits too close to home.
I Am (Not) Scared
This appealing read-aloud is a good place to start a conversation about being afraid and how we sometimes enjoy the adrenaline rush of overcoming a little fear. Recommended for one-on-one and small group sharing.
Rosie & Crayon
Young children will relate to this gentle story about love and loss. Recommended for most collections.
Perfect
Recommended for collections looking to generate discussion about expectations, differences, and acceptance.
Be Who You Are
A first choice for all collections. There cannot be too many options that encourage this sentiment in children.
Is That Wise, Pig?
This read-aloud begs for extended activities, such as having children make (draw, paint, or cut) their own contributions to a communal pot of soup for the group. Recommended for all collections.
Some Pets
This fun, lively book will entertain kids at storytime, but it is also a simple way to begin discussing parts of speech. Recommended for all collections.
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