We have picked our favorite books for young readers who can read sight words. You can find these in the Early Reader section of the library, unless otherwise noted.
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Cat Sees Snow
by Laura Gehl
In this laugh-out-loud story for beginning readers, three animal friends—Cat, Dog and Pig—try to figure out how to have fun on their first snow day! Check out other funny titles for the earliest readers by Laura Gehl like Dog Can Hide and Cat Has a Plan.
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Rainy Day
by Katie Cicatelli-Kuc
Peppa and George want to play outside, but it is raining. Daddy Pig has a fun game for them to play inside! Who will win?
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I See a Bat
by Paul Meisel
Simple text and cute pictures follow a dog on a nighttime adventure until it's time to go to sleep, and when morning comes, he gets to see his favorite boy!
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Shark-Cam
by Margie Palatini
A perfect beginner reader for little shark fans. A shark documents its adventures in the ocean with an action camera.
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10 Cats
by Emily Gravett
A family of playful kittens jump, slide and splatter paint everywhere in this entertaining introduction to numbers and colors.
This title can be found in the Easy Nonfiction section.
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It Is a Tree
by Susan Batori
In this retelling of the fable from India, blindfolded animals at a party play a guessing game. This story teaches point-of-view, and reinforces the simple vocabulary with bright illustrations.
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I Love Being Me!
by Mechal Renee Roe
Illustrations and rhyming text reveal all of the things girls love about themselves, from their nose, toes, and skin to their ability to spin, run, and cook.
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Roller Bears
by Eric Seltzer
Zip and glide with a group of bears who love to roller skate in this pre-level one reader.
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I See
by Joe Cepeda
A companion to Up and I Dig combines high-energy artwork with skill-reinforcing text in the story of a child who makes simple but wondrous observations of objects in the natural world.
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Look Out! A Storm!
by David Milgrim
A latest early reader adventure in the series finds Otto and his friends racing to safety ahead of an imminent storm.
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Chicken in Charge
by
Adam Lehrhaupt
When the farmer is away, Zoey, believing she knows all about lambs, takes care of the new flock of babies.
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Sight Words: Kindergarten
by
Lynn Maslen Kertell
Presents ten volumes, with each volume containing a simple story incorporating a set of three high frequency sight words, accompanied by flash cards which can be used by young readers to reinforce the words.
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Stegosaurus
by Julie Murray
Introduces readers to the Stegosaurus, including its appearance, diet, and fossils.
This title can be found in the Easy Nonfiction section.
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Get Out and Play
by
John Cena
A high-energy leveled reader based on John Cena’s picture book series follows a fun-filled day of racing, splashing and playing for Elbow Grease and his four monster truck brothers.
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Brownie & Pearl Go For a Spin
by Cynthia Rylant
Cruising around the neighborhood in their new toy car, Brownie and Pearl enjoy shared times as they greet neighbors, deliver the mail and eat tasty carryout snacks.
This title can also be found in the Easy section.
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Just an Adventure at Sea
by Mercer Mayer
Little Critter and his dad take their boat to sea to go whale watching and find that the ocean is a great place for adventure.
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Mia and the Too Big Tutu
by Robin Farley
Amidst all the excitement of her first day of dance class, Mia the kitten accidentally picks up her sister's tutu instead of her own, which is way too big for her.
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Petal and Poppy and the Penguin
by Lisa Jahn-Clough
A second Penguin and Poppy reader, presented in a graphic novel format, combines repetitive text and pictorial clues in the story of how the two friends disagree on what to do about an adorable little penguin that wanders into their garden.
This title can be found in the Easy Graphic Novel section.
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The Doghouse
by Jan Thomas
When their ball accidentally rolls into the doghouse where they believe a scary dog is staying, Mouse, Pig, Cow and Duck engage in a comic disagreement about which of them should retrieve the ball, never guessing what is really going on in the doghouse.
This title can also be found in the Easy section.
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