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Notable Children's Books - 2. Suggest a title for the 2. Notable Children's Books list. Each year a committee of the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) identifies the best of the best in children's books. According to the Notables Criteria, . As applied to children's books, notable should be thought to include books of especially commendable quality, books that exhibit venturesome creativity, and books of fiction, information, poetry and pictures for all age levels (birth through age 1. According to ALSC policy, the current year's Newbery, Caldecott,  Belpr.

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By Diane Stanley. Simon & Schuster/Paula Wiseman. Download Our Man In Tehran (2015) Hd. This engaging biography introduces nineteenth- century scientist Ada Lovelace, who developed the first algorithm used by the world’s early computers. Ada Twist, Scientist.

By Andrea Beaty. Abrams. Inquisitive Ada Twist is determined to identify a mysterious smell. Her mission includes some not- so- successful science experiments, supportive parents, and insatiable curiosity. Before Morning. By Joyce Sidman. HMH. Through rhythmic text and scratchboard illustrations, readers follow a family from “the deep woolen dark” of night into a snowy morning, where all is made “slow and delightful and white.”Best Frints in the Whole Universe. By Antoinette Portis. Roaring Brook/Neal Porter.

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Using their own unique language, space creatures Yelfred and Omek demonstrate that friendship troubles are universal. Counting. By Fleur Star. DK. Experience counting in the natural world with a variety of textures and shapes.

Numbers and words are printed as text and Braille in this early learning board book. Coyote Moon. By Maria Gianferrari.

Roaring Brook. Striving to feed her pups, a coyote hunts in the moonlight until dawn. This strikingly illustrated, nonfiction offering holds many facts and celebrates this skilled predator.

Fabulous Frogs. By Martin Jenkins. Candlewick. Frogs of all sizes and colors, bearing a variety of unique characteristics, hop through this beautiful nonfiction picture book. Go, Otto, Go! By David Milgrim. Simon & Schuster/Simon Spotlight.

Extremely simple text and humorous, energetic illustrations bring to life, with surprising emotional complexity, this tale of Otto the robot who is building a spaceship to take him home. By Greg Pizzoli. Disney/Hyperion.

When an unfamiliar noise prevents Owl from falling asleep, his desperate efforts to find its source escalate to comedic effect.(Geisel Honor Book)The Great Pet Escape. By Victoria Jamieson. Holt. The class pets at Daisy P. Flugelhorn Elementary are on the loose! Second- grade classroom hamster GW has had enough and sets out to free his two best friends. Horrible Bear! By Ame Dyckman.

Little, Brown. When a kite goes astray, an accident and misunderstanding bring together two unlikely friends in a story about the power of forgiveness. A Hungry Lion; or, A Dwindling Assortment of Animals.

By Lucy Ruth Cummins. Atheneum. Why do a little calico kitten, a brown mouse, and a floppy- eared bunny disappear? Ask the hungry lion. The Infamous Ratsos.

By Kara La. Reau. Candlewick. Trying to follow in their tough father’s footsteps, Louie and Ralphie’s efforts go humorously awry. By Vera Brosgol. Roaring Brook. In her endeavor to make sweaters for 3.

By Terry Fan. Simon & Schuster. A dreary town comes to life through the efforts of a mysterious nocturnal gardener, whose fantastic topiaries amaze and empower a young boy. Old Dog Baby Baby. By Julie Fogliano.

Roaring Brook/Neal Porter. Simple text and watercolor illustrations capture the sweet relationship between a crawling baby and a lovable old dog as they play together on the kitchen floor.

Oops, Pounce, Quick, Run! An Alphabet Caper.

By Mike Twohy. Harper. Collins/Balzer+Bray. In this playful abecedary, a ball and a dog interrupt mouse’s nap, triggering an A to Z chase.

By Taro Gomi. Chronicle. Depicted through serene watercolor spreads, a young girl stands on a beach and imagines the world beyond the ocean. By Jeri Watts. Candlewick. In this compassionate immigration story, Hee Jun and his family slowly adjust to their new life in West Virginia after moving from Korea. Puddle. By Hyewon Yum.

Farrar. A mother and child draw a story of themselves and their dog walking in the rain. The child splashes in a puddle, but it’s only a picture—until reality mirrors art.

By Yuyi Morales. Roaring Brook/Neal Porter. Wild adventures ensue when young luchador Ni. School’s First Day of School. By Adam Rex. Roaring Brook/Neal Porter.

In this charming account of first- day jitters, a brand new school building is the one wracked with nerves as the school year begins. Thunder Boy Jr. By Sherman Alexie. Little, Brown. Named after his father, Thunder Boy Jr. A Mo Willems’ Elephant and Piggie Like Reading! By Laurie Keller. Disney/Hyperion. The exuberance felt by a few blades of grass as they celebrate their individuality and quick growth is cut short in the face of an approaching lawn mower.

By Jon Klassen. Candlewick. Two turtles unexpectedly explore the depths of their friendship and loyalty when they come across a good- looking hat without an owner.

Weekends with Max and His Dad. By Linda Urban. HMH. On weekends, third- grader Max visits his dad's new apartment and begins to adjust to his parents' divorce. When Andy Met Sandy. By Tomie de. Paola and Jim Lewis. Simon & Schuster. A story of gentle friendship begins when one child courageously asks another to play.

Where Are You Going, Baby Lincoln? By Kate Di. Camillo.

Candlewick. Baby Lincoln goes on a “necessary journey,” taking the opportunity to explore, grow, and find herself. In the end she realizes that there is no place like home. Middle Readers. The Best Man. By Richard Peck. Dial.

Four men in Archer’s family become his heroes in this story of small- town life, family, and marriage. Dory Fantasmagory: Dory Dory Black Sheep. By Abby Hanlon. Dory’s best friend Rosabelle can read big chapter books. Feeling left out, Dory decides she will learn to read, no matter what it takes. Full of Beans. By Jennifer L. Random. Bean and his gang of friends find the resources to survive the Great Depression’s hardships in their hometown of Key West, Florida.

Frank and Lucky Get Schooled. By Lynne Rae Perkins. Greenwillow. A boy and his newly adopted dog learn about math, science, and other school subjects through everyday interactions in nature and with each other. The Girl Who Drank the Moon. By Kelly Barnhill.

Saved by a witch as a baby, Luna is accidentally filled with extraordinarily powerful magic. By Jenny Kay Dupuis and Kathy Kacer. Second Story. Sent to a residential boarding school in Canada, Irene reminds herself that her family, language, and Anishinaabe culture are a source of great strength and pride. I Dissent: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Makes Her Mark. By Debbie Levy. Simon & Schuster. Discover the life of Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in this picture- book biography about how one small yet powerful woman persisted against great odds.

Juana & Lucas. By Juana Medina. Candlewick. Juana, a spirited young girl in Bogot. Bixby’s Last Day. By John David Anderson.

Harper. Collins/Walden Pond. Ms. Bixby is the sort of teacher that makes going to school worthwhile.

When she is diagnosed with cancer, three boys decide to make sure her last day is perfect. By Sara Pennypacker. Harper. Collins/Balzer+Bray. Readers join a stirring search for peace in this poignant tale of loss and reconciliation, told in the alternating views of a fox and his boy. By Andrea Davis Pinkney. Viking. This homage to Ezra Jack Keats takes the form of a biographical poem, telling of his creation of Peter, the young, black protagonist of The Snowy Day, and Keats’ impact on children's literature. Preaching to the Chickens: The Story of Young John Lewis.

By Jabari Asim. Penguin/Nancy Paulsen. Civil rights leader and Georgia Congressman John Lewis grew up in rural Alabama. Emulating preachers at church, young John literally fed and ministered to his farmyard congregation of chickens. The Princess and the Warrior. By Duncan Tonatiuh.

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