Books in Bank Street Ready-To-Read Books Level 2 series

A colorful traveling alphabet teaches young readers to recognize letters and words

Reggie finds out she is going to be a judge in the Mt. Shiver Freestyle Skiing Competition -- on the same day a mysterious boy takes an interest in her! Could this be her good luck, or does Reggie's secret admirer have a secret of his own?

A boy has mixed feelings about his five-year-old brother Eli, who sticks close to him whether he is inventing a new soft drink or trick-or-treating on Halloween.

Rhymed text and illustrations relate how Wizard Gray changed his very gray world with color.

Is Lulu hiding? She's not around to play catch with the new ball from Dad, and nobody knows where she is! Join the search for Lulu in this charming around-the-house adventure.From the Trade Paperback edition.

"Perfectly captures the essence of childhood during the summer with three adventures...Read slowly enough for beginning readers to follow but rapidly enough to keep the story moving, Suzanne Toren's wonderful narration adds to the gentle tone of the book...This is a welcome chapter in the life of a boy and his dog." - School Library Journal

Eli's brother comes up with a great scheme to rid their room of Eli's many toy monsters, but then the plan backfires.

After Will and his sister plant lots of seeds in hopes of winning a prize at the 4-H fair, they are surprised to see the appearance of a giant tomato plant that will not stop growing.

Dogs with checks, dogs with stripes, dogs with spots, dogs with funny hats in the funniest, craziest counting game ever.From the Trade Paperback edition.

When Lo-Jack is kidnapped by pirates and put to work as a cabin boy, his comic misunderstandings of the captain's orders have hilarious results! Laugh along as Jack outsmarts Captain Grim and his greedy crew.From the Trade Paperback edition.

After receiving a birthday kite from Hedgehog, impatient Rabbit learns that kiteflying requires a few lessons.

An accidental bump starts a gigantic fight in the schoolyard when the students forget to use their heads and use their fists instead.