2016 Association for Library Service to Children Summer Reading List

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  • 7/26/2019 2016 Association for Library Service to Children Summer Reading List

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    Reading L

    ist

    eading can be one of the

    many fun activities children

    fill their summer time with.

    Research has shown itis also much more! Children

    who participate in public library summer

    reading programs not only avoid the summer

    slide in learning, but also score higher on

    reading achievement tests than those who do

    not participate.

    The books on this list come highly

    recommended by kid readers from all over

    the country and may also be available in

    ebook, audio book, braille, and large print

    formats. This summer, encourage yourchild to participate in the summer programs

    happening at your library.

    R GradesK-2

    www.ala.org/alsc

    The 2016 Summer Reading Book List was created by members

    of the Association for Library Service to Childrens Quicklists

    Consulting Committee. For more booklists from ALSC visit

    www.ala.org/alsc/booklists.

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    SUMMER READING LISTOlinguito, de la A a la Z!Descubriendo el bosquenublado / Olinguito, fromA to Z! Unveiling theCloud Forestby Lulu Delacre

    Childrens Book Press, 2016,ISBN: 9780892393275

    Explore the cloud forest ofthe Andes in Ecuador in thisbilingual alphabetical book inverse.

    Power Down, Little Robotby Anna StaniszewskiIllustrated by Tim Zeltner

    Henry Holt, 2015, ISBN:9781627791250

    This little robot has no plansto go to bed!

    Sam and Dave Dig a Holeby Mac BarnettIllustrated by Jon Klassen

    Candlewick Press, 2014, ISBN:9780763662295

    Sam and Dave do not findwhat they expect when theydig a hole, but they still endup having a pretty good day.

    Strictly No Elephantsby Lisa MantchevIllustrated by Taeeun Yoo

    Simon & Schuster/PaulaWiseman Books, 2015, ISBN:9781481416474

    Petsand friendscome inall shapes and sizes.

    Surfs Upby Kwame AlexanderIllustrated by Daniel Miyares

    NorthSouth Books, 2016, ISBN:9780735842205

    Frog friends Bro and Dude

    hilariously debate whethersurfing or reading is a betterway to spend a day at thebeach.

    Ten Rules of Being aSuperheroby Deb Pilutti

    Henry Holt, 2014, ISBN:9780805097597

    Anyone can be a superheroas long as they follow theseten important rules!

    Treatby Mary Sullivan

    Houghton Mifflin Harcourt,2016, ISBN: 9780544472709

    Learn the many things thisdog does in order to get atreat to eat in this light talefilled with humor.

    Are We There Yet?by Dan Santat

    Little, Brown, 2016, ISBN:9780316199995

    On a seemingly endless cartrip, hours move so slowly

    that a boy imagines that timeis actually moving backwards,sending him into a past fullof pirates, dinosaurs, andadventure.

    Ballet Cat: Dance! Dance!Underpants!by Bob Shea

    Disney-Hyperion, 2016, ISBN:9781484713792

    Ballet Cat is simply manicfor ballet and tries to get herfriend Butter Bear to join inthe dance.

    Beastly VerseIllustrated by JooHee Yoon

    Enchanted Lion Books, 2015,ISBN: 9781592701667

    Text and art are interwoven tobring to life sixteen animal-related poems in this award-winning book.

    Duck, Duck, Dinosaurby Kallie GeorgeIllustrated by Oriol Vidal

    HarperCollins, 2016, ISBN:9780062353085

    Just when the game was

    getting to be fun, in cametroublein this twist on thechilds game.

    Earmuffs for Everyone!How Chester GreenwoodBecame Known as theInventor of Earmuffsby Meghan McCarthy

    Simon & Schuster/PaulaWiseman Books, 2015, ISBN:9781481406376

    Learn about the invention ofearmuffs by prolific inventor

    and successful businessmanChester Greenwood in thishumorous picture book.

    8: An Animal Alphabetby Elisha Cooper

    Orchard Books, 2015, ISBN:9780545470834

    In this counting alphabetbook, Cooper delivers aunique gamelike quality to hisstory as readers learn aboutanimalsboth familiar andexoticin this alphabeticallyarranged book that containseight illustrations of eachanimal on its pages.

    Flowers Are Callingby Rita GrayIllustrated by Kenard Pak

    Houghton Mifflin Harcourt,2015, ISBN: 9780544340121

    Playful rhyming text alternateswith factual callouts thatdescribe flowers and thepollination process. Thewatercolor illustrations aregorgeous and sure to inspireyoung naturalists everywhere!

    Freedom in CongoSquareby Carole BostonWeatherfordIllustrated by R. GregoryChristie

    little bee books, 2016, ISBN:9781499801033

    Because of the unjustsystem of nineteenth-centuryLouisiana, the slaves areforced to work all weeklong, so they look forwardto Sunday, when they cangather in New OrleansCongo Square to dance, sing,and enjoy an afternoon offreedom.

    Gastonby Kelly DiPucchioIllustrated by ChristianRobinson

    Simon & Schuster/Atheneum,2014, ISBN: 9781442451025

    What does it take for abulldog to fit in with his properpoodle family? It turns out tobe something simple: love.

    Get a Hit, Mo!by David A. AdlerIllustrated by Sam Ricks

    Penguin, 2016, ISBN:9780670016327

    Mo is used to striking out, butwhen the bases are loaded, hemay just finally hit a home run.

    The Grasshopper & theAntsby Jerry Pinkney

    Little, Brown, 2015, ISBN:9780316400817

    The third in his retellings ofAesops Fables, Pinkneyshows the grasshopper whythe ants have worked sohard, and the ants learn thevalue of sharing.

    Hi, Koo! A Year ofSeasonsby Jon J. Muth

    Scholastic, 2014, ISBN:9780545166683

    Koo the panda is back anddiscovering each seasonthrough poetry.

    Ice Cream Summerby Peter Ss

    Scholastic, 2015, ISBN:9780545731614

    Get the scoop on some funhistory, math, new vocabulary,and much more in thisentertaining book all about icecream.

    I Dont Want to Be a Frogby Dev PettyIllustrated by Mike Boldt

    Doubleday Books, 2015, ISBN:9780385378666

    A frog imagines what it would

    be like to be a rabbit, a cat,and other animals in this sillystory.

    I Got the Rhythmby Connie Schofield-MorrisonIllustrated by Frank Morrison

    Bloomsbury, 2014, ISBN:9781619631786

    A neighborhood walkbecomes so much more asa little girl explores the musicand sound of everyday urbanlife.

    Lenny & Lucyby Philip C. SteadIllustrated by Erin E. Stead

    Roaring Brook Press, 2015,ISBN: 9781596439320

    Peter uses his imaginationand pillows to create Lenny,the Guardian of the Bridge,and realizes that something ismissinga friend for Lenny.

    My New Friend Is So Fun!by Mo Willems

    Disney-Hyperion, 2014, ISBN:9781423179580

    Will a new friend breakapart Piggie and Geraldsfriendship?

    The Night Gardenerby Terry Fan and Eric Fan

    Simon & Schuster, 2016, ISBN:9781481439787

    William and an elderlygardener help transform theirtown by creating anonymoustopiary artwork.

    Grades K-2