-
Winter: Tracks in the Snow
Janet McDonnell, Linda Hohag
Paperback (Childrens Pr, Jan. 1, 1994)While searching for a friend to have winter fun with, Mouse follows the tracks of many animals in the snow, eventually ending at Groundhog's hole.
P
-
Fall: A Tale of What's to Come
Janet McDonnell, Linda Hohag
Library Binding (Childrens Pr, Oct. 1, 1993)Mouse wonders why all of his woodland friends are too busy to play until Ground Hog explains that they are preparing for what's to come.
H
-
It's Fall
Celeste Bishop
Paperback (PowerKids Press, Aug. 15, 2016)When the leaves start falling and days get colder, Fall is officially here. In this engaging fiction title, a relatable narrator and their friends and family show readers everything that makes Fall unique. Readers learn about going back to school, raking leaves, hayrides, and more. With simple, straightforward language, this title is perfect for beginning readers and for reading out loud. Charming illustrations accompany the text, bringing this fun narrative to life.
C
-
It's Winter
Joyce Jeffries
Library Binding (PowerKids Press, Aug. 15, 2016)Snow, sledding, and hot cocoa can only mean one thing: Winter is here. This charming fiction title transports readers into a winter wonderland, where a relatable narrator explores the season. Readers meet the narrators family and friends, who show how much fun it is to spend Winter with loved ones. Readers will enjoy this titles colorful illustrations and approachable text, which is perfect for young learners. By the end, readers will be counting down the days until next season.
M
-
It's Fall
Celeste Bishop
Library Binding (PowerKids Press, Aug. 15, 2016)When the leaves start falling and days get colder, Fall is officially here. In this engaging fiction title, a relatable narrator and their friends and family show readers everything that makes Fall unique. Readers learn about going back to school, raking leaves, hayrides, and more. With simple, straightforward language, this title is perfect for beginning readers and for reading out loud. Charming illustrations accompany the text, bringing this fun narrative to life.
C
-
Spring is now here!
Debbie Estrem
Hardcover (Halo Publishing International, March 29, 2016)"Spring is now here!" is the final book in my Four Seasons series. The rhyming text and colorful pictures will take you back in time with fun memories of "unplugged" childhood activities, welcoming Spring through the eyes of little ones. (Includes a bonus interactive section)
V
-
It's Winter
Joyce Jeffries
Paperback (PowerKids Press, Aug. 15, 2016)Snow, sledding, and hot cocoa can only mean one thing: Winter is here. This charming fiction title transports readers into a winter wonderland, where a relatable narrator explores the season. Readers meet the narrators family and friends, who show how much fun it is to spend Winter with loved ones. Readers will enjoy this titles colorful illustrations and approachable text, which is perfect for young learners. By the end, readers will be counting down the days until next season.
M
-
Spring
Asun Balzola, J.M. Parramon
Paperback (Hodder Wayland, Jan. 1, 1988)None
-
It's Spring
Jackie Heckt
Paperback (PowerKids Press, Aug. 15, 2016)Welcome to Spring, when rainy days and puddle jumping accompany new buds on the trees. Readers will follow a relatable narrator as they explore this special season. Colorful illustrations brings the narrators journey to life, and readers get to learn about Spring through relatable concepts such as weather, activities, friends, and family. Written using language suitable for beginning readers, this delightful fiction narrative will help cultivate a lifelong love of reading. Its also perfect for reading out loud.
M
-
It's Summer
Alana Olsen
Library Binding (PowerKids Press, Aug. 15, 2016)Summer is the time for sunshine and sand, long days, and of course, vacation. Welcome in Summer with this delightful fiction title, which features a narrator and the fun activities they explore with their family and friends. Readers learn all about what makes Summer special and are encouraged to draw connections between the text and their own lives. Colorful illustrations allow readers to visualize concepts presented in the text, bringing this engaging narrative to life. Simple, age-appropriate language is perfect for young readers.
M
