Attack of the Fluffy Bunnies

Attack of the Fluffy Bunnies by Andrea Beaty J BEA—This book is hysterically funny.  It tells the tale of three fluffy bunny aliens who come to take over and eat everyone on Earth.  Kevin and Joules are twins whose parents drop them at camp while they go to a SPAM cooking competition.  Yep, SPAM.  Camp is not what they expect, especially when the adults all get eaten by 7 foot tall bunnies who force the kids to eat sugar.  The twins and their friend Nelson must save the day.  Much hilarity ensues and then the world is safe once more.  A great book that is perfect for reluctant readers.

Dogs

Dogs by Emily Gravett E GRA—A fun book about all kinds of dogs. Big dogs, small dogs, fast dogs, slow dogs, and on and on. How can anyone choose their favorite? This book has great, colorful pictures of dogs and a very clever ending!

April Fool! Watch Out at School!

April Fool! Watch Out at School! by Diane deGroat E DEG—It’s April Fool’s Day and Gilbert is anxious to pull some practical jokes on his friends. What Gilbert didn’t predict was that all of his tricks would backfire and everyone would end of tricking him. You’ve been warned! This book contains possible ideas of tricks for your kids to pull on you including whoopee cushions, spicy gum, spiders and X-ray vision.

Acoustic Dreamland

Acoustic Dreamland by Putumayo Kids J CD COLL PKP—This collection of sleepy-time songs is sure to help you unwind and maybe even catch a few Zzz’s.

Cosmic

Cosmic by Frank Cottrell Boyce J BOY—Liam is a twelve year old boy who looks like he is 30. This is his journal written from space about how he end up into the trouble he is in now namely, being up in space. A very comical book that takes you through Liam’s adventures as told by himself.

Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa

Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa by Erica Silverman J SIL—In this beginning reader, Cowgirl Kate and her cowhorse Cocoa, who is always hungry, count cows, share a story and help each other fall asleep.

Are You My Mother?

Are You My Mother? by P.D. Eastman ER EAS or SPANISH ER EAS— “Are you my mother?” asks the newly hatched baby bird when he emerges from the nest.  Although his mother is not the first, second or even third creature he sees, all ends well in this classic story designed for the new reader.