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| Basho and the River Stones (CYRM- older PB) | Tim Meyers | A magical fox learns an important lesson in this original trickster tale. Disguised as a monk, he offers Basho, Japan's most revered poet, 3 gold coins if he agrees to give all of the cherries from his tree to the foxes. The coins turn into river stones. | | Yes |
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| Dad, Jackie, and Me (CYRM- older PB) | Myron Uhlberg | The author’s parents are deaf. Brooklyn 1947- a young Dodger fan is eager to see Jackie Robinson play.The deaf father is interested too. The 2 begin attending games & keep a scrapbook of newspaper clippings. The book depicts the bond between father & son. | | Yes |
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| Henry and the Buccaneer Bunnies (CYRM) | Carolyn Crimi | The Salty Carrot sails the seas. The rabbit pirates do duties; not Henry,the captain's son, who reads. After a shipwreck, the rabbits find that his trunks act as life rafts. On land, his learning provides the rabbits with food, shelter, a means of escape. | | Yes |
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| I Wanna Iguana (CYRM) | Karen Kaufman Orloff | This story is told through notes. Alex tries to convince his mother that he should be allowed to adopt a friend's baby iguana. The boy argues: iguanas are quiet; the reptile could be kept on the dresser; the iguana could be the brother he's always wanted. | | Yes |
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| Mr. Maxwell's Mouse (CYRM- older PB) | Frank Asch | Maxwell, a dapper, pompous cat, lunches daily at a restaurant. Promoted,he celebrates by ordering raw mouse. It arrives & starts conversation. Mr. Maxwell is fooled,tricked into cutting into his tail,& the mouse gets away,freeing the mice,creating mayhem. | | Yes |
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| Room on the Broom | Julia Donaldson | A witch finds room on her broom for all the animals that ask for a ride, and they repay her kindness by rescuing her from a dragon. | | Yes |
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| Snow | Manya Stojic | As snow approaches and begins to fall, Moose, Bear, Fox, and other forest creatures prepare for winter. This is the book students will hear before winter break. | 0-375-82348-4 | No |
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| Superdog/Dex: The Heart of a Hero (CYRM) | Caralyn Buehner. Illustrated by Mark Buehner. | Dex the dachshund is an underdog. Cleevis the cat can stand over Dex and not ruffle his fur. Dex lacks in size but he makes up for in determination. When he decides to stop dreaming of being a hero and devote his life to becoming one, he is unstoppable. | | Yes |
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| The Giant Hug (CYRM) | Sandra Horning | Owen the pig wants to send a hug to his granny. At the P.O., he gives the clerk Granny's address and a hug. The hug is passed from postal employee to pilot to driver to mail deliverer. It brings cheer to the workers. Granny sends a kiss back to Owen. | | Yes |
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| The Ugly Pumpkin | Dave Horowitz | A lonely, oddly-shaped pumpkin is sad that no one chose him for Halloween, but by Thanksgiving he has discovered where he belongs. | | Yes |
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| The Widow's Broom | Chris Van Allsburg | A witch's worn-out broom serves a widow well, until her neighbors decide the thing is wicked and dangerous. | | Yes |
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| Traction Man (CYRM) | Mini Grey | This book features a newly acquired action figure. Square-jawed and equipped with combat boots, scuba gear, space suit, and camouflage, Traction Man overcomes evil pillows, dastardly brooms, a poisonous dishcloth, a wicked spade. He has a scrub-brush pet. | | Yes |
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| Who Took My Hairy Toe? | Shutta Crum | An old man known for taking what isn't his picks up the wrong thing one Halloween night, and its owner wants it back. | | Yes |