Learning to read is a big job—but the Big Red Dog® Picture Books can help! Each book in this complete collection of Clifford's beginning readers offers children positive life lessons, while building reading skills and confidence.

These moving stories of courage and responsibility will support your history and literature curricula. None of these books is too graphic, but students will get a sense of what happened when Europe was held hostage by the Nazis.

Everyone remembers Lilly (whose purple purse is so enviable) and Chrysanthemum (whose name, beloved at first, becomes a burden).

There's no better way to celebrate the fall and winter holidays that form a part of the elementary curriculum than to read these delightful stories about them.

Beverly Cleary has been a favorite author of both teachers and students for many, many years, but her books always seem fresh and up-to-date.

Challenge your students to crack these cases along with Jigsaw Jones, Cam Jansen, and more of their favorite kid detectives.

Funny school stories with supportive but hilarious cartoon illustrations help reluctant readers get interested in reading chapter books.

Silly school stories guaranteed to tickle the funny bones of kids make this series of books perennial favorites of independent readers.

There's no better way to change the minds of kids who think that books and reading are not for them than to offer them Captain Underpants.

Chapter book readers can use their skills to learn science when they hop on the Magic School Bus with Ms. Frizzle's class.

These appealing fantasy adventure books are a cross between comics and novels, making them especially appealing to reluctant readers.

Great for browsing, sharing, and class projects, these classic poems are brought to life by gorgeous watercolor illustrations, biographical information, notes on the poems, and definitions of uncommon words.

Children and puppies belong together, and what easier way to get kids reading than to give them books about these favorite animals?

This mouse journalist's adventures are winners with kids who like wordplay and puns.

Searching these richly detailed photos for hidden objects develops children's visual discrimination skills—and prepares them for reading success!