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Name of Book:  Horrible Bear! Author:  Ame Dyckman Illustrator: Zachariah OHora Publisher: Little, Brown and Company. ISBN: 978-0-316-28283-3 Audience:  Early primary (Would be appropriate for 4-5 year olds also.) Summary: A young girl finds herself feeling very angry when her

Title: Ida, Always Author: Caron Levis Illustrator: Charles Santoso Publisher: Atheneum Books for Young Readers Publication Date: February 23, 2016 ISBN: 978-1481426404 Audience: Ages 4 – 8 Summary: Ida and Gus, two polar bears, live in a big park in a big city.  Best

Title:  Yard Sale Author: Eve Bunting Illustrator:  Lauren Castillo Publisher:  Candlewick Publication Date: April 14, 2015 ISBN: 978-0763665425 Audience: Ages 5-8 years Summary: Callie sits on the front porch and surveys “almost everything we own” spread across the yard.  Callie

Title: Eric the Boy Who Lost His Gravity Author: Jenni Desmond Illustrator:  Jenni Desmond Publisher: Blue Apple Books ISBN: 9781609053482 Audience: 5-8 years Summary: Eric’s little sister Alice is a monumental pest.  He finally gets so angry with her and with the unfair

Title: Click, Clack Moo Cows that Type Author: Betsy Lewin Illustrator: Doreen Cronin Publisher: Simon and Schuster Book for Young Readers Publication date: 2000 ISBN number: 0-689-83213-3 Audience :  Intended by publisher: 3- 7; Possibilities:  all ages Summary: Farmer Brown has

Well-written books  for teenagers in which young people ask explicit questions about their faith or struggle with issues in which faith has a role are often hard to find.  Young adult fiction frequently falls at extremes on the spectrum : a stereotypical conservatism or an