Books in Let Me Read Book series

Determined to please Papa Otter, Andrew embarks on a campaign to tell the whole truth all the time and embarrasses Mama Otter by talking too much, but soon he learns that honesty must be tempered with tact

A boy tries to decide what to wish for on his birthday.

A small farm boy observes the signs, in field, woods, and barnyard, of an approaching hard winter and helps his family prepare for the cold weather ahead

Eliza, anxious to meet her remarried father's daughter, asks for an invitation to his new home

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Despite his preparations a young Indian warrior's first battle is not what he expected.

David finds all sorts of missing items for other people but cannot locate his own possessions.

This informative yet amusing interpretation of a child's view of war and subsequent peace introduces and illustrates a number of important terms: dispute, deterrent, allies, tactics, cease fire, diplomacy, compromise, arbitration, disarmament, and peace

Uses pictures of children in conflict while playing at the beach to explain terms dealing with making war and peace.

Tugford the mouse decides to live out his movie-inspired fantasies by becoming a real outlaw but concludes that pretending to be bad is usually more fun.

Arthur's father promises to buy whatever the boy wants as long as he spells out the word, an incredible deal that quickly convinces Arthur to improve his spelling after some very unhappy initial results

Encourages young, Spanish-speaking readers to read on their own.Provides families with guides for reading with children.Strengthens the home-school connection.