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2017 Texas 2x2 Books For Children, Ages 2 thru 2nd Grade |
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Dylan the villain
by K. G. Campbell
Knowing himself to be the cleverest and most formidable supervillain in the world, young Dylan embarks on his adventure in kindergarten, where he meets his match in the bone-chilling Addison Van Malice, competing against him in the Diabolical Robot Building Contest.
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It came in the mail
by Ben Clanton
Wanting to receive more mail, young Liam writes a letter to his mailbox expressing his wish, only to become the recipient of dragons, pickles and other fantastical correspondence that he decides to share with his friends. By the creator of Something Extraordinary.
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Blocks
by Irene Dickson
A child building with only red blocks and another child building with only blue blocks get into a messy tussle when they want to use each other's colors before learning to cooperate, a situation that is made more intriguing by the introduction of a third child and his green blocks. A first picture book.
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Horrible bear!
by Ame Dyckman
Feeling indignant when he accidentally breaks a little girl's kite and she yells at him in frustration, Bear gets a terrible idea about how to live up to his undeserved reputation until the little girl makes a mistake of her own, showing both of them the importance of apologizing. By the award-winning creators of Wolfie the Bunnie. Simultaneous eBook. 20,000 first printing.
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Alan's big, scary teeth
by Jarvis
When Alan wakes up to discover his big, scary teeth are missing, he tries to be scary without them
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123 dream
by Kim Krans
Delicate watercolor accents and search-and-find elements make this companion to ABC Dream an enchanting way learn and practice counting skills. Simultaneous eBook.
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Hank's big day : the story of a bug
by Evan Kuhlman
A very busy pill bug embarks on a daily routine of nibbling leaves, climbing sticks, avoiding skateboarders and playing with a human best friend in the backyard before returning home in the evening to his cozy rock. Illustrated by the artist of The Backwards Birthday Party. Simultaneous eBook.
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I will not eat you
by Adam Lehrhaupt
A dragon resists the urge to eat the animals that approach his cave
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The grumpy pets
by Kristine A Lombardi
A cantankerous little boy learns that there is a perfect pet for everyone when he rejects a series of cute and playful candidates at the animal rescue shelter in favor of a grumpy puppy who might just be his ideal match. By the creator of Lovey Bunny.
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School's first day of school
by Adam Rex
The best-selling author of Frankenstein Makes a Sandwich and the Coretta Scott King Honor-winning illustrator of Harlem's Little Blackbird present the story of how a school building shares jitters with the students on a first day of school.
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Little Red and the very hungry lion
by Alex T Smith
Carrying a basket filled with goodies and medicine to the home of her sick auntie, Little Red meets the Very Hungry Lion, whose plan to gobble her up is foiled as a result whimsical cleverness on her part, in a safari-themed adaptation of the classic fairy tale.
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Is that wise, Pig?
by Jan Thomas
"Mouse and Cow are making soup, but Pig keeps trying to add strange ingredients"
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A unicorn named Sparkle
by Amy Young
Mail-ordering a pet unicorn that she imagines will be a beautiful companion with whom she can share magical adventures, Lucy is dismayed when a unicorn who looks suspiciously like a goat and has fleas arrives and displays less-than-beautiful characteristics.
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Duck, duck, porcupine!
by Salina Yoon
Big Duck likes to boss around her younger brother, Little Duck, and fancies herself the leader of their trio when their gentle friend Porcupine joins in, but in truth, Little Duck shows, through his expressions and actions, that he has a better grasp on any situation than his older sister and ends up getting the trio out of whatever jam they happen to find themselves in.
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Fabulous frogs
by Martin Jenkins
An introduction to the wide variety of frogs in the world profiles such species as the Goliath frog and the Darwin's frog, sharing insight into their colors and behaviors. By the author of Can We Save the Tiger?
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Narwhal : unicorn of the sea
by Ben Clanton
A happy-go-lucky, waffle-loving narwhal and a cynical, no-nonsense jellyfish forge an unlikely friendship and share adventures while exploring the ocean together in a first entry of a lighthearted graphic novel series. By the creator of Mo's Mustache. Simultaneous.
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Ocean animals from head to toe
by Stacey Roderick
Close up illustrations of marine animal's features ask readers to identify what animal they are seeing, before revealing facts about each animal
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The William Hoy story : how a deaf baseball player changed the game
by Nancy Churnin
Traces the story of hearing-impaired baseball athlete William Ellsworth, who after securing a position on a professional team for hearing players endured prejudice and requested the use of hand signals that became an indelible part of how the game is played today.
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