West Routt Library District

Introduces young readers to the many tasks done by police officers through the story of Natalie, a girl who helps catch a ring of bicycle thieves, and includes tips for children on how to keep safe.

Franklin wants to play "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" on the piano, so he begins taking lessons. He learns the scales, but he would rather play baseball than practice. Will Franklin ever master the song?

Franklin finds that collecting trading cards can alienate friends.

When her owners have a party and nobody is watching, Sam, a puppy, eats a pizza meant for her owners' guests.

The words yucky and riddles in one title? What could make a primary schooler happier? An easy way to entice children into reading, this joke book features one riddle to a page, accompanied by a full-size, color picture. Most of the jokes are actually funny!

Franklin really wants a scooter and tries to get enough money to buy one. He finds a solution when he discovers that his friend Rabbit has a scooter but wants a bike so they take turns riding each others vehicle.

Every kid loves a good riddle, so what better way to get them reading and laughing? Riddles make reading fun!

A illustrated collection of riddles and jokes about school for young readers.

Sam the puppy wants to join the parade and not just watch it.