Readers on the Road

Readers on the Road thinks about spring and enjoys “Zee Grows A Tree” by Elizabeth Rush and illustrated by Will Hillenbrand. Candlewick Press, Somerville MA. 2021.

Readers on the Road embraces the spring weather with “A Perfect Day for Digging,” by Cari Best and illustrated by Christine Davenier. Amazon Publishing, Las Vegas. 2014.

Readers on the Road goes to space with “Space Boy,” by Leo Landry. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2007.

Readers on the Road loves learning about process, and we enjoy “From Wheat to Bread,” by Stacy Taus-Bolstad. 2003, Lerner Publications Company, Minneapolis.

Readers on the Road gets back in with a favorite series and enjoys “Three Cheers for Kid McGear,” by Sherri Duskey Rinker AG Ford. 2019. Chronicle Books, LLC.

Readers on the Road works on some early literacy with the eternal classic, “The Carrot Seed,” by Ruth Krauss and illustrated by Crockett Johnson. Scholastic, 1970.

Readers on the Road enjoys “The Calico Jungle,” written and illustrated by Dahlov Ipcar. Alfred A. Knopf, New York. 1965

Readers on the Road loves trucks. And “The Night Worker,” written by Kate Banks and illustrated by Georg Hellensleben. Square Fish Publishing, 2000

Readers on the Road loves nonfiction and spring in New England. We enjoyed “From Maple Tree to Syrup,” by Melanie Mitchell. Lerner Publications Company, Minneapolis. 2004.

Readers on the Road starts thinking about the upcoming Earth Day and enjoys “Common Ground: The Water, Earth, and Air We Share,” by Molly Bang. The Blue Sky Press, Scholastic. 1997.

Readers on the Road loves to “Recycle Every Day,” both the action and the book written and illustrated by Nancy Elizabeth Wallace! Marshall Cavendish, New York. 2003.

Readers on the Road wonders how we haven’t recorded this great story yet?! Today we read “Caps for Sale,” by Esphyr Solbodkina. Harper Collins, originally William R. Scott, Inc as a Young Scott Book. 1940.

Readers on the Road delves into library history with “The Book Boat’s In,” by Cynthia Cotten and illustrations by Frané Lessac. Holiday House, Inc. 2013. New York.

Readers on the Road jumps into an old classic, “The Story of Ferdinand” by Munro Leaf with illustrations by Robert Lawson. The Viking Press, 1936.

Readers on the Road dreams about winter with “The Little Red Hen,” told by Byron Barton, illustrated by Lou Fancher and Steve Johnson. Arthur A. Levine Books, 2018.

Readers on the Road gets into folktales with “The Little Red Hen,” told by Byron Barton. Harper Collins Publishers, 1993.

Readers on the Road delves into a library favorite, “Quiet! There’s a Canary in the Library,” by Don Freeman. Viking, by Penguin Group, New York. 1969.

Readers on the Road enjoys “The Growing Story,” by Ruth Krauss and illustrated by Helen Oxenbury. Harper Collins Publishers, New York. 1947.

Readers on the Road loves “Tractor Mac, You’re A Winner” by Billy Steers. Farrar Straus Giroux Books for Young Readers, New York. 2003.

Readers on the Road loves this year-round Halloween story, “Pumpkin Jack” by Will Hubbell. Albert Whiteman & Company, Morton Grove, Illinois 2000

Readers on the Road gets in the farming spirit with “Bumpety Bump,” by Pat Hutchins. Greenwillow Books, 2006.

Readers on the Road learns about forest neighbors in English and Ojibwemowin while reading “Raven, Rabbit, Deer,” by Sue Farrell Holler and illustrated by Jennifer Faria. Ontario Arts Council and Pajama Press, Inc., Toronto. 2020.

Readers on the Road enjoys Maine author Dahlov Ipcar’s “One Horse Farm.” Islandport Press, 1950

Readers on the Road adores “Giraffes Can’t Dance,” by Giles Andreae and Guy Parker-Rees. Orchard Books, London. 1999.

Readers on the Road looks closely at nature with “The Very Best Bed,” by Rebekah Raye. Tilbury House Publishers, 2006