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Weather
Gillian Youldon
Hardcover (F Watts, Oct. 15, 1980)None
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Phan's Diary
Louise Schofield
Paperback (Nelson Price Milburn, Dec. 8, 2000)Phan and her family must leave their home to travel to a new country. Phan records the trip in her diary. The journey on the Freedom Boat is long and frightening, but Phan is brave. She helps to look after her family, and she never gives up hope that one day they will reach safety.
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Whiskerville Bakery
Joanne Barkan
Board book (Childs Play Intl Ltd, March 1, 1990)Whiskerville is a friendly, busy place to be, especially at bed time. These lively books are simply written and ideal to read aloud. These are full of interest and increase active vocabulary.
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Ruby Level - Set B
Edel Wignell, Susy Boyer
Paperback (Thomas Nelson Australia, Dec. 8, 2000)It isn't much fun being ill, but Karlie lives in a famous old house full of secrets, so at least now she has time to solve a mystery. When Karlie discovers hidden treasures, she learns about another young girl - just the same age as she is now - who lived in the house more than one hundred years ago.
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Big Bears Can!
David Bedford, Gaby Hansen
Board book (Tiger Tales, Sept. 1, 2007)Boastful Big Bear discovers that his size prevents him from doing some of the feats accomplished by Little Bear, in a board book with fuzzy characters on every spread.
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Sshh! Everyone is Sleeping
Rebecca Elgar
Board book (Gullane Children's Books, June 30, 1999)Lullaby and goodnight...Sshh! Everyone's asleep--fish, hen, cat, and puppy. Now each animal needs to go to the right bed. Can you tuck them in properly? The colored ribbons will help you figure out who belongs where. 10 pages (all in color), 7 x 7.
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My Favorite Book of Shapes
Alice Twine
Board book (PowerKids Press, Jan. 1, 2008)Introduces basic shapes through objects seen in the everyday world, such as a circular lollipop and a rectangular present.
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Scaredy Mouse
Alan MacDonald, Tim Warnes
Board book (Tiger Tales, Sept. 1, 2007)Nibbles and Squeak are going to the kitchen for some cake. But Squeak is a scaredy mouse! What if he gets lost or meets the big ginger cat? With a piece of string tied around his waist so he will be able to find his way home, Squeak sets out into the dark, shadowy hall. Not only does he ultimately run into the cat, but he tangles him in string and learns that his fears can be overcome. Reader's can touch and feel the fuzzy texture of the mice throughout the book!
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Giants
Christopher Rawson
Library Binding (Edc Pub, June 1, 1980)None
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Dora's Eggs
Julie Sykes, Jane Chapman
Hardcover (Tiger Tales, March 15, 2007)None
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I am a Mole and I live in a Hole
Top That
Hardcover (Tide Mill Press, May 13, 2008)None
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The Railway Cat and the Ghost
Phyllis Arkle
Paperback (Hodder & Stoughton, Aug. 1, 1997)As well as the title story, in which Alfie's friend Farmer Jones makes sure Alfie gets a proper holiday at Hill Top Farm—even if it means scaring people away, there are five other charming adventures in this collection, including Alfie's heroic intervention in the capture of local diamond thieves, and the time he uncovers the true identity of Madame Zara, the mysterious Fortune Teller.
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