Read it, Don’t Eat It by Ian Schoenherr is a must read book for any new library user (or those who can't remember the library rules). The words are basic and simply teach basic rules of the library. One of them is simply don’t eat the books! (You would be surprised how often this really does happen to poor library books!) Other rules include borrowing and returning books, don’t tear the pages, don’t be loud in the library and be careful with the books around the water. The most important rule though is once your done make sure you get another. Check it out to make sure you are following the rules of the library and see how the cute animal illustrations are doing the same.
Intermediate Mystery books are a gold mine. High-low books refer to titles that are of high interest to readers, but contain low level vocabulary. These titles are clever, action-packed, and have several books in the series to keep the mystery alive. These intermediate mystery books are the first in their series and are sure to appease any mystery loving reader. The Ghost Tree Written by Natasha Deen Illustrated by Lissy Marlin New York: Random House Children's Books, 2022. Intermediate. 95 pages. With a dash of paranormal mixed with mystery, this book introduces Asim, a Guyanese American fourth grader who moves to a new town. After a visit to a graveyard, an evil spirit is unleashed. Asim works with new friends, Rokshar and Max, to save their town. With scarily cool illustrations to accompany this text, this book is great for any amateur sleuths who love a touch of creepy. Detective Duck: The Case of the Strange Splash Written by Henry Winkler and Lin Oliver Illustrated by Dan San
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