”Otto The Book Bear”
Written and illustrated by Katie Cleminson; Copyright © 2012; Disney-Hyperion, Place?;
Otto is a bear that lives in a book. He comes out of the pages and comes to life when no one is around. This is a story that should captivate any child.

”Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons”
Illustrated by James Dean; Copyright © 2012; HarperCollins, Place?;
Pete the Cat has colored buttons that keep popping off. Colors, numbers, clothing, and subtraction are included along with lots of rhyming. the repetitive lines and events provide lots of opportunities for a child to join in the reading. This book is fun!

”Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons”
Illustrated by James Dean; Copyright © 2012; HarperCollins, Place?;
Pete the Cat has colored buttons that keep popping off. Colors, numbers, clothing, and subtraction are included along with lots of rhyming. The repetitive lines and events provide lots of opportunities for a child to join in the reading. This book is fun!

”There’s An Alligator Under My Bed”
Illustrated by Mercer Mayer; Copyright © 1987; Dial Books for Young Readers (Penguin), New York, New York;
This story unfolds step by step as the boy finds a way to lead the alligator out of his room and into the garage. Is there really an alligator under the bed?

”Not A Box”
Copyright © 2006; HarperCollins Children’s Books (HarperCollins Publishers), New York, New York;
Lot’s of questions to answer. Why are you doing these things with that box? If it’s not a box…what is it? The pictures tell the answers.

”Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day”
Illustrated by Ray Cruz; Copyright © 1972; Antheneum Books for Young Readers (Simon & Schuster), New York, New York;
It’s bad luck at every turn for Alexander. He has an entire day of timeless childhood disasters and he is ready to escape to Australia!