B级书

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Zebras Don’t Brush Their Teeth! by Lynette Evans (2009)

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Zebras don't brush their teeth. But you do! What things must you do each day?

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A Cake for Dinner by Sue Graves (2011)

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Mom and Molly really want to make a cake because Grandma is coming to dinner. But they get into such a mess!

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How Many Fish? by Caron Lee Cohen (1998) My First I Can Read Book

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In the bay...There are six little fish. Along come six little feet. What will happen when they meet?

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See the City by David Marx Rookie Reader (2002)

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A boy and his family enjoy the sights of New York City, from cement sidewalks and ice skaters in the park to sparkling lights and dancing on a stage.

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Mud by Wendy Cheyette Lewinson (1990) Hello Reader Level 1

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This fiction book, written in rhyming text, shows all the places where mud can be found, including some surprising ones.

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Let’s Go Visiting by Sue Williams (2000)

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A wild-haired child (could be a boy or girl) issues an invitation to a friendly golden retriever: \"Let's go visiting. What do you say? One brown foal is ready to play.\" All three then start a small parade as they move on to visit two red calves, three black kittens and so on, until they find \"six yellow puppies... ready to play.\"

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Who Lives in the Arctic? by Pamela Chanko and Susan Canizares PhD (1998) Science Emergent Readers

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Books with beautiful, but not distracting, full-page photos. The text contains simple complete sentences that allow emergent readers to use basic sight words, picture clues, and predictable repetition.

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Yo! Yes? by Christopher Raschka (1993)

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Against pastel backgrounds, in vibrant, colorful images, two boys meet on the street. Their one- and two-word exchanges on each spread lead to a tentative offer of friendship, sealed as both boys jump high in the air and yell \"Yow!\"

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