Alamosa Public Library

Hyena longs to become a ballerina, but will her dreams come true? This story features illustrations and simple rhyming text, specially written for children who are learning to read.

Arthur's enjoyment of fall is ruined by the fact that he has to rake the leaves in his yard, but later the situation improves.

Created in consultation with a language expert, this book is part of an engaging new phonics-based series, especially written to help your child learn to read. Not only is the story great fun, it also takes into account recent research on the most effective ways of teaching reading.

Katie and her family make shamrocks for each of her classmates to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, but when Mrs. Connor shows a shamrock that looks very different, Katie is sad until, together, they learn the distinction between a shamrock and a four-leaf clover.

This book introduces rhyming words ending in "at" and tells a brief story about Scat, the fat cat that sat on a mat.

Describes what plural words are and provides examples of how they are used.

If you were a capital letter, you would be an uppercase letter used at the beginning of sentences and proper nouns.

Whether reading aloud or reading alone, readers will learn about the eight parts of speech, figures of speech, and important elements of grammar in this entertaining book.

A dog begs his mama for a boy, promising to feed it, play with it and walk it.

McCoy buys himself a cowboy hat, which leads to a series of misadventures at the Bo-Dee-Oh Ranch.