I'm going to read

In this story based on a true incident, a humpback whale tries to find its way home after mistakenly swimming into New York Harbor.

Tired of just "plain" hair, Brenda wants to try a week of different styles such as spikes with red sides and bangs that look like spaghetti.

Easy words with a rhyming refrain describe the strange antics of a variety of animals.

Even when the family is going to the beach, Alice is a little slow to get ready in the morning.

Polly Go Lightly practices her ballet positions and dreams of dancing on the big stage.

Children go to music class where they learn to play the violin.

Follow the dogsharks as they go outside, inside, up, down, above, below...all over the playground.

Three friends share their lunches and a lesson in fairness.

Six friends form a club and name it The Small Potatoes Club.

this book and the others in the series are FANTASTIC. for beginning readers, the repetitiveness helps and they really feel as though they have accomplished reading a big book!

When Andy toots his horn he bothers the other people in his house, but outside he attracts an appreciative audience.

A young boy and girl discuss visiting Public Gardens in Boston, petting the ducks and viewing the swan boats.

A child imagines life with a robot dog that could fetch almost anything.

A little boy and his sister go to the zoo and take pictures of the animals and of the little boy.

A cumulative tale in which the turnip planted by an old man grows so enormous that everyone must help to pull it up.

"These are the words kids have to know by sight -- the words that they should be able to read without sounding them out first"--Publisher's website.

At first Hank thinks that collecting rainwater does not sound like much fun, but Sophie shows him how interesting water can be when they color, freeze, and melt it, and also watch it evaporate.