Books:

1.) Click Clack Moo Cows That Type by Doreen Cronin

• Topic: Teamwork and Problem Solving

2.) The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds

• Topic: Creativity

3.) The Wall in the Middle of the Book by Jon Agee

• Topic: Friendship and Perspective

4.) A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon

• Topic: Loving One’s True Self

Let us kick-start a new reading series for your reader!

This is Book One of a twenty-six book series, making it a great opportunity for readers to discover a story and become invested in the adventures that follow. As they move through the series, readers will have the chance to get to know the characters, become familiar with the setting, notice character traits and behaviors, and understand how the characters grow and change from one book to the next.

Readers will also become familiar with the author’s unique writing style, storytelling patterns, and use of language. By starting with the first book, readers can build a connection with the characters and story while developing the confidence and excitement to keep reading. Who knows? Book One may be the beginning of their next favorite series!

1.) Click Clack Moo Cows That Type by Doreen Cronin

• Topic: Teamwork and Problem Solving

2.) The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds

• Topic: Creativity

3.) The Wall in the Middle of the Book by Jon Agee

• Topic: Friendship and Perspective

4.) A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon

• Topic: Loving One’s True Self

Let us kick-start a new reading series for your reader!

This is Book One of a twenty-six book series, making it a great opportunity for readers to discover a story and become invested in the adventures that follow. As they move through the series, readers will have the chance to get to know the characters, become familiar with the setting, notice character traits and behaviors, and understand how the characters grow and change from one book to the next.

Readers will also become familiar with the author’s unique writing style, storytelling patterns, and use of language. By starting with the first book, readers can build a connection with the characters and story while developing the confidence and excitement to keep reading. Who knows? Book One may be the beginning of their next favorite series!

Books:

1.) Don’t Eat Eustace by Lian Cho

• Topic: Friendship and Perspective

2.) The Wall in the Middle of the Book by Jon Agee

• Topic: Friendship and Perspective

3.) Oddbird by Derek Desierto

• Topic: Loving One’s True Self

4.) A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon

• Topic: Loving One’s True Self

1.) Click Clack Moo Cows That Type by Doreen Cronin

• Topic: Teamwork and Problem Solving

2.) The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds

• Topic: Creativity

3.) The Wall in the Middle of the Book by Jon Agee

• Topic: Friendship and Perspective

4.) A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon

• Topic: Loving One’s True Self

Let us kick-start a new reading series for your reader!

This is Book One of a twenty-six book series, making it a great opportunity for readers to discover a story and become invested in the adventures that follow. As they move through the series, readers will have the chance to get to know the characters, become familiar with the setting, notice character traits and behaviors, and understand how the characters grow and change from one book to the next.

Readers will also become familiar with the author’s unique writing style, storytelling patterns, and use of language. By starting with the first book, readers can build a connection with the characters and story while developing the confidence and excitement to keep reading. Who knows? Book One may be the beginning of their next favorite series!

Books:

1.) Don’t Eat Eustace by Lian Cho

• Topic: Friendship and Perspective

2.) The Wall in the Middle of the Book by Jon Agee

• Topic: Friendship and Perspective

3.) Oddbird by Derek Desierto

• Topic: Loving One’s True Self

4.) A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon

• Topic: Loving One’s True Self

1.) Click Clack Moo Cows That Type by Doreen Cronin

• Topic: Teamwork and Problem Solving

2.) The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds

• Topic: Creativity

3.) The Wall in the Middle of the Book by Jon Agee

• Topic: Friendship and Perspective

4.) A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon

• Topic: Loving One’s True Self

Let us kick-start a new reading series for your reader!

This is Book One of a twenty-six book series, making it a great opportunity for readers to discover a story and become invested in the adventures that follow. As they move through the series, readers will have the chance to get to know the characters, become familiar with the setting, notice character traits and behaviors, and understand how the characters grow and change from one book to the next.

Readers will also become familiar with the author’s unique writing style, storytelling patterns, and use of language. By starting with the first book, readers can build a connection with the characters and story while developing the confidence and excitement to keep reading. Who knows? Book One may be the beginning of their next favorite series!

Books:

1.) Don’t Eat Eustace by Lian Cho

• Topic: Friendship and Perspective

2.) The Wall in the Middle of the Book by Jon Agee

• Topic: Friendship and Perspective

3.) Oddbird by Derek Desierto

• Topic: Loving One’s True Self

4.) A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon

• Topic: Loving One’s True Self

This Book Klub includes an optional extra activity! Please read below for more information:

In honor of our Author Study of Greg Pizzoli, our Book Klub will be reading Pizza! A Slice of History on Tuesday, October 27th. At 4:30 p.m., parents and siblings are welcome to join us for a few slices of pizza!

This Book Klub includes an optional extra activity! Please read below for more information:

As part of our engagement activity for our Monster-Themed Book Klub, readers will be sculpting their very own monsters!

On October 28th at 4:30 p.m., parents and siblings are invited to join us for a fun, hands-on introduction to Stop Motion Animation. Families will learn how to bring the monsters our readers created to life using stop-motion animation to make a story of their very own!

Readers will need to bring their personal iPad on October 28th with the Stop Motion Animation app already downloaded. The free version of the app will be sufficient for this activity. If your reader is unable to attend, Ms. Angelique will send everything home, along with a link to learn how to use the Stop Motion App.

Books:

1.) Don’t Eat Eustace by Lian Cho

• Topic: Friendship and Perspective

2.) The Wall in the Middle of the Book by Jon Agee

• Topic: Friendship and Perspective

3.) Oddbird by Derek Desierto

• Topic: Loving One’s True Self

4.) A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon

• Topic: Loving One’s True Self

This Book Klub includes an optional extra activity! Please read below for more information:

In honor of our Author Study of Greg Pizzoli, our Book Klub will be reading Pizza! A Slice of History on Tuesday, October 27th. At 4:30 p.m., parents and siblings are welcome to join us for a few slices of pizza!

This Book Klub includes an optional extra activity! Please read below for more information:

As part of our engagement activity for our Monster-Themed Book Klub, readers will be sculpting their very own monsters!

On October 28th at 4:30 p.m., parents and siblings are invited to join us for a fun, hands-on introduction to Stop Motion Animation. Families will learn how to bring the monsters our readers created to life using stop-motion animation to make a story of their very own!

Readers will need to bring their personal iPad on October 28th with the Stop Motion Animation app already downloaded. The free version of the app will be sufficient for this activity. If your reader is unable to attend, Ms. Angelique will send everything home, along with a link to learn how to use the Stop Motion App.

Let us kick-start a new reading series for your reader!

This is Book One of a ten-book series, making it a great opportunity for readers to discover a story and become invested in the adventures that follow. As they move through the series, readers will have the chance to get to know the characters, become familiar with the setting, notice character traits and behaviors, and understand how the characters grow and change from one book to the next.

Readers will also become familiar with the author’s unique writing style, storytelling patterns, and use of language. By starting with the first book, readers can build a connection with the characters and story while developing the confidence and excitement to keep reading. Who knows? Book One may be the beginning of their next favorite series!

Me and My Kid’s Book Klub is designed to bring parents and children together through the joy of reading. It creates opportunities for families to read, connect, explore, and learn together while making the reading experience memorable, meaningful, and fun.

This is not your average book club!

While we will certainly have fun, Me and My Kid’s Book Klub is also a learning experience. Ms. Angelique will use Book Klub time to teach valuable reading skills and help each reader become a more confident and capable reader. Because of this, group sizes are intentionally limited to create a small, structured, and supportive learning environment where both children and parents can actively participate.

We understand that every child learns and responds differently in a group setting. If you have concerns about whether a group setting is the right fit for your child, Ms. Angelique also offers one-on-one reading sessions that may provide a better learning environment for your reader.

This Book Klub includes an optional extra activity! Please read below for more information:

In honor of our Author Study of Greg Pizzoli, our Book Klub will be reading Pizza! A Slice of History on Tuesday, October 27th. At 4:30 p.m., parents and siblings are welcome to join us for a few slices of pizza!

This Book Klub includes an optional extra activity! Please read below for more information:

As part of our engagement activity for our Monster-Themed Book Klub, readers will be sculpting their very own monsters!

On October 28th at 4:30 p.m., parents and siblings are invited to join us for a fun, hands-on introduction to Stop Motion Animation. Families will learn how to bring the monsters our readers created to life using stop-motion animation to make a story of their very own!

Readers will need to bring their personal iPad on October 28th with the Stop Motion Animation app already downloaded. The free version of the app will be sufficient for this activity. If your reader is unable to attend, Ms. Angelique will send everything home, along with a link to learn how to use the Stop Motion App.

Let us kick-start a new reading series for your reader!

This is Book One of a ten-book series, making it a great opportunity for readers to discover a story and become invested in the adventures that follow. As they move through the series, readers will have the chance to get to know the characters, become familiar with the setting, notice character traits and behaviors, and understand how the characters grow and change from one book to the next.

Readers will also become familiar with the author’s unique writing style, storytelling patterns, and use of language. By starting with the first book, readers can build a connection with the characters and story while developing the confidence and excitement to keep reading. Who knows? Book One may be the beginning of their next favorite series!

Me and My Kid’s Book Klub is designed to bring parents and children together through the joy of reading. It creates opportunities for families to read, connect, explore, and learn together while making the reading experience memorable, meaningful, and fun.

This is not your average book club!

While we will certainly have fun, Me and My Kid’s Book Klub is also a learning experience. Ms. Angelique will use Book Klub time to teach valuable reading skills and help each reader become a more confident and capable reader. Because of this, group sizes are intentionally limited to create a small, structured, and supportive learning environment where both children and parents can actively participate.

We understand that every child learns and responds differently in a group setting. If you have concerns about whether a group setting is the right fit for your child, Ms. Angelique also offers one-on-one reading sessions that may provide a better learning environment for your reader.

This fun, playful, and interactive club is designed for reluctant or struggling readers, as well as children who want to strengthen and enhance their reading comprehension skills.

You and your child will receive a carefully selected book along with a Book Kit filled with everything you and your little reader will need to actively engage with their reading materials.

Warning: Ms. Angelique recommends that parents review each book before enrolling their child in this Book Klub. Patricia Polacco’s stories are often emotionally driven and explore meaningful, sometimes difficult topics. One of the books, Pink and Say, is set during the Civil War and follows two young boys who form a friendship during the conflict. The story includes themes of war, loss, and the death of one of the children. Please consider your child’s age, maturity, and emotional readiness when deciding whether this Book Klub is the right fit for them

This Book Klub includes an optional extra activity! Please read below for more information:

In honor of our Author Study of Greg Pizzoli, our Book Klub will be reading Pizza! A Slice of History on Tuesday, October 27th. At 4:30 p.m., parents and siblings are welcome to join us for a few slices of pizza!

This Book Klub includes an optional extra activity! Please read below for more information:

As part of our engagement activity for our Monster-Themed Book Klub, readers will be sculpting their very own monsters!

On October 28th at 4:30 p.m., parents and siblings are invited to join us for a fun, hands-on introduction to Stop Motion Animation. Families will learn how to bring the monsters our readers created to life using stop-motion animation to make a story of their very own!

Readers will need to bring their personal iPad on October 28th with the Stop Motion Animation app already downloaded. The free version of the app will be sufficient for this activity. If your reader is unable to attend, Ms. Angelique will send everything home, along with a link to learn how to use the Stop Motion App.

Let us kick-start a new reading series for your reader!

This is Book One of a ten-book series, making it a great opportunity for readers to discover a story and become invested in the adventures that follow. As they move through the series, readers will have the chance to get to know the characters, become familiar with the setting, notice character traits and behaviors, and understand how the characters grow and change from one book to the next.

Readers will also become familiar with the author’s unique writing style, storytelling patterns, and use of language. By starting with the first book, readers can build a connection with the characters and story while developing the confidence and excitement to keep reading. Who knows? Book One may be the beginning of their next favorite series!

Warning: Ms. Angelique recommends that parents review each book before enrolling their child in this Book Klub. Patricia Polacco’s stories are often emotionally driven and explore meaningful, sometimes difficult topics. One of the books, Pink and Say, is set during the Civil War and follows two young boys who form a friendship during the conflict. The story includes themes of war, loss, and the death of one of the children. Please consider your child’s age, maturity, and emotional readiness when deciding whether this Book Klub is the right fit for them

Let us kick-start a new reading series for your reader!

This is Book One of a ten-book series, making it a great opportunity for readers to discover a story and become invested in the adventures that follow. As they move through the series, readers will have the chance to get to know the characters, become familiar with the setting, notice character traits and behaviors, and understand how the characters grow and change from one book to the next.

Readers will also become familiar with the author’s unique writing style, storytelling patterns, and use of language. By starting with the first book, readers can build a connection with the characters and story while developing the confidence and excitement to keep reading. Who knows? Book One may be the beginning of their next favorite series!

Warning: Ms. Angelique recommends that parents review each book before enrolling their child in this Book Klub. Patricia Polacco’s stories are often emotionally driven and explore meaningful, sometimes difficult topics. One of the books, Pink and Say, is set during the Civil War and follows two young boys who form a friendship during the conflict. The story includes themes of war, loss, and the death of one of the children. Please consider your child’s age, maturity, and emotional readiness when deciding whether this Book Klub is the right fit for them

Warning: Ms. Angelique recommends that parents review each book before enrolling their child in this Book Klub. Patricia Polacco’s stories are often emotionally driven and explore meaningful, sometimes difficult topics. One of the books, Pink and Say, is set during the Civil War and follows two young boys who form a friendship during the conflict. The story includes themes of war, loss, and the death of one of the children. Please consider your child’s age, maturity, and emotional readiness when deciding whether this Book Klub is the right fit for them