“Scribble and Line” is a fun story about two opposites who learn to work together and create something amazing.

“Always Everly” is a sweet tale about a young tree discovering the meaning of being unique and having your own purpose.

“How the Cookie Crumbled” shares the fun history of how the chocolate chip cookie was invented.

“The Boy Who Cried Ninja” is a funny twist on the classic tale as a boy tries to get out of having to do chores for the rest of his life. 

“Red and Lulu” is a heartwarming story of two cardinals who are separated but find their way back to each other during the holiday season.

“Pig Town Party” is a silly and fun story about a human discovering the secret life of pigs throwing the best party ever.

“Bea’s Bad Day” follows Bea on her birthday as she learns how to turn an unexpected day around with a little flexibility.

“As Cool as it Gets” is about Cool Bean feeling pressure to get the best gift and learning that the best gifts come from the heart during the holiday season.

“The Gingerbread House That Jack’s Family Ate” is a funny and festive story about a family who can’t resist nibbling away at the gingerbread house they built together.

“A Teacher Like You” celebrates the incredible impact teachers have on their students’ lives every day.

“The Carpenter’s Gift” is a touching story about a boy whose small act of kindness during the Great Depression grows into a lasting tradition- the Rockefeller Christmas Tree!

“Beam of Light: The Story of the First White House Menorah” is an inspiring true story about how a simple menorah became a symbol of hope, resilience, and Jewish tradition at the White House.

“Calling the Wind” is a moving story about finding comfort and connection after loss.

“Daddy Christmas Mommy Hanukkah” is about a little girl who celebrates both Christmas and Hanukkah, blending her family’s traditions with love and joy.

“There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow” is a silly winter story about a lady who swallows all kinds of snowy items with a surprising outcome.

Want more recommendations for you class? Check out these past posts about what we read in other months – it’s never too late to join in the picture book magic and open the confetti in your own classroom!

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