Picture Books
Shelly's Picks for June
The Playhouse The playhouse by Robert Munsch.

Robert Munsch is back again. He tells about the playhouse Rene's father builds for her. (Of course that's only the beginning!!!) (NBCL X Munsch) 		How does a dinosaur say goodnight? How do dinosaurs say good night? by Jane Yolen.

This delightful story, written in rhyme, will delight all 3-5 year olds. (NBCL X Yolen)
Easy Readers - Non-fiction
What to expect when you go to the dentist

What to expect when you go to the dentist

by Heidi Murkoff.

With the help of Angus the lovable answer dog, we learn that a first trip to the dentist need not be scary. (NBCL 617.4 Murkoff)

Z - Level
Yellow Star

The yellow star; the legend of King Christian

by Carmen Agra Deedy.

In this spellbinding story, we learn how King Christian of Denmark saves the Jews during World War Two. (NBCL Z Deedy)

Fiction
Things not seen Things not seen by Andres Clements.

It wasn't unusual for Bobby Phillips to feel invisible. However, one morning he got out of the shower AND HE REALLY WAS INVISIBLE!! This is a compelling story about a boy who begins to really see on when he is invisible. (NBCL Fiction Clements) 		The Moffats The Moffats by Eleanor Estes.

This series is one of my favorites. A poor but happy familylet us into their lives. This is followed by "The Middle Moffat" and "Rufus M.". Read all of them. (NBCL Fiction Estes)
Teen
Silent to the bone by E.L. Konigsberg.

Connor is positive his best friend couldn't have hurt his baby sister. She is in a coma; Branwell is in Juvenile Hall and no one knows what has happened... (NBCL Teen Konigsberg) 		Forever and a day by Lazewnik, Libby.

The Bamberger family has a problem. Father's business is not doing well and his only choice seems to be to work in South Africa. How will the family manage without him? (NBCL Teen Lazewnik)
Non-Fiction
I'm tougher than diabetesI'm tougher than diabetes by Alden R. Carter.

A true story (told in the first person) all about diabetes. (NBCL 616.42 Carter)		 Clap and countClap and Count! by Jacqueline Jules.

Rhymes about the Jewish holidays ranging from infancy to age five. These include finger plays, knee and foot rhythms, counting and clapping. This is a wonderfull addition to the Holidays. (NBCL 811.54 Jules)