Bianca Schulze

Discover new books, document your favorites, learn fun facts about books and authors, and develop a lifelong reading habit.101 Books to Read Before You Grow Up (Revised Edition) is the ultimate reading guide for kids ages 4 to 12+, packed with 101 kid-friendly book recommendations and interactive features to inspire young readers. This revised edition includes diverse voices and graphic novels and reflects current educational trends, making it a modern and inclusive reading guide for young readers today. From classics like Where the Wild Things Are, Beezus and Ramona, and The Phantom Tollbooth to newer favorites such as Big, New Kid, and Brown Girl Dreaming, this inspiring guide covers every stage of a young reader’s journey. Designed as an engaging journal, this book allows you to document your reading journey by noting which books you’ve read, why you love them, and how you rate each one. Each book entry includes:Brief description and quote: Provides insight into the book’s story, theme, and style.Engaging illustrations: Feature characters or key elements from each book.“Did you know?” facts: Fun tidbits about the book or author to spark curiosity.“What to read next?”: Recommendations to help you find more books you’ll love.Interactive rating and note space: A place for you to rate and write about your experience with each book.Organized by book format (picture books, early readers, chapter books, and more) and cross-indexed by subjects like fairy tales, fantasy, sports, and nonfiction, 101 Books to Read Before You Grow Up promotes family reading time and encourages lifelong reading habits.

Dragon is on her way to the library to return the books she borrowed and check out her favorite book. But when she gets to the bookshelf, she realizes that the book she wants isn't there Sir Fiero has checked it out and is starting to read it when Dragon grabs it out of his hands. Will Dragon learn to be patient and wait her turn to read the book?

Cleo is a cat with an attitude--and she's not afraid to show it This quirky, humorous story follows the young narrator as they recount Cleo's everyday activities. Whenever friends come over, Cleo leaves the room without saying hello. She likes to dig on the furniture, which earns her a scolding from Mom, and she loves to sit in Dad's favorite chair in the living room. When the family is watching a movie, Cleo manages to step on the remote and change the channel by accident, and when she goes outside, Cleo loves to feel the sunshine on her fur...before she chases the birds and mice. And through it all, the narrator loves Cleo exactly the way she is.

Who Loves the Dragon?, now available in paperback, is a sweet story that reinforces the importance of friendship. In this adventure, Dragon is wide awake and getting ready to celebrate one of the kingdom's most important events of the year: the Friendship Festival It's a time for everyone to gather and have fun and honor their friendships with one another. But on the day of the feast, the cooks are called away to cater another event, and the knights are ordered to report for duty in the Enchanted Forest. With everyone gone, Dragon is worried that this year's Friendship Festival is doomed. Or could there be another reason why everyone left? With colorful and humorous illustrations throughout, this read-aloud picture book encourages children to interact with the text, prompting them to wave to the characters, blow kisses, dance, and more.

In this paperback edition of the international best seller, Dragon has finally fallen asleep. But suddenly, there's so much noise in the castle When the page is turned, the breeze blows the door shut with a slam, and readers are encouraged to check and see if Dragon is still asleep. Then the cooks drop pots and pans in the kitchen, making a huge noise--and readers are prompted to turn the page to check on the sleeping dragon. It's only when the castle settles down for the night that Dragon wakes up--and readers are encouraged to gently rock the book back and forth as they sing a lullaby to help her fall back to sleep. The interactive Dragon series from Clever has been printed in 15 languages.

Don't Wake the Dragon is a fantastic and interactive bedtime story featuring a sound-asleep dragon who under no circumstances is to be woken up Children are tasked with checking in on the sleeping dragon as the castle cook drops his pots and pans and when the knights throw a loud birthday party. It isn't until the whole kingdom settles down that the dragon wakes up. What is the kingdom to do? Designed to be read aloud and interacted with, parents will take pleasure in the playful text as much as children will enjoy gently rocking the book from side to side as they sing the dragon a lullaby. When the story finally comes to an end, and the gentle lullaby is repeated, the dragon (and the child ) is encouraged to drift off to sleep. The whimsical and colorful illustrations enable the dragon to jump off the page and will delight the reader with its humor and personality on every page.Creates a wonderful bedtime ritual with children that they will look forward to every night.

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