"This is a funny story about a lemonade stand. I loved when my children made lemonade stands in the summer! This book is a great reminder that when life gives you lemons, make lemonade!"

"This book was a great reminder that everyone makes mistakes! We have to learn from our mistakes and be able to laugh at some of those silly ones! :) "

Mrs. Quinan also recommends the author Kevin Henkes.

The characters in Kevin Henkes' stories and the Henry & Mudge series face challenges that are relatable to students in kindergarten to second grade. Additionally, the Cam Jansen books are excellent for introducing young readers to the mystery genre.

"This book is so funny and relatable to children since the main character is nervous about going to school!"

"I have read this book more than a dozen times and each time I read it, I love it more. I love all the lessons that Edward Tulane learns in this book!"

"I would recommend First Day Jitters to students because it offers a relatable and lighthearted story about overcoming first-day fears. This story helps to ease the anxiety many feel about new beginnings (specifically the first day of school). Its colorful illustrations and positive message make it a great way to start a school year on a confident note!"

"The Rabbit Listened is a sweet story of both struggle and success.  In this story, readers are reminded to help those in need of a comforting friend."

This book is the newest title in Rachel Ignotofsky’s beautiful nonfiction What’s Inside series. What’s Inside a Bird’s Nest? gives readers a snapshot of our winged friends from the moment they hatch until they take to the sky.