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We all know the importance of reading—becoming a reader is the key to a good education, it opens windows on the world, it can develop vocabulary and critical thinking skills, and of course it can be plain old fun.  Now there are more great books about reading than ever before—be sure to check them out.

1. That Book Woman*  by Heather Henson
2. Wild About Books  by Judy Sierra
3. When the Library Lights Go Out  by Megan McDonald
4. Our Library  by Eve Bunting
5. Library Lion  by Michelle Knudsen
6. I Can Read with My Eyes Shut!  By Dr. Seuss
7. Miss Malarkey Leaves No Reader Behind  by Judy Finchler & Kevin O’Malley
8. Max’s Words  by Kate Banks
9. Reading With Day  by Richard Jorgensen
10. Bats at the Library  by Brian Lies
11. Library Mouse: A Friend’s Tale  by Daniel Kirk
12. Please Bury Me in the Library  by J. Patrick Lewis
13. B is for Books!  by Annie Cobb
14. I Don’t Like to Read!  by Nancy Carlson
15. The Best Book to Read  by Debbie Bertram & Susan Bloom
16. Miss Smith Reads Again!  by Michael Garland
17. Reading Makes You Feel Good  by Todd Parr
18. Hooray for Reading Day!  by Margery Cuyler
19. Born to Read  by Judy Sierra
20. The Library Dragon^  by Carmen Agra Deedy
21. More Than Anything Else^  by Marie Bradby
22. The Bookshop Dog^  by Cynthia Rylant
23. Thank You, Mr. Falker^  by Patricia Polacco
24. Edward and the Pirates^  by David McPhail
25. Bee Tree^  by Patricia Polacco
26. Amber on the Mountain^  by Tony Johnston
27. Stella Louella and the Runaway Book^  by Lisa Campbell Ernst

* also listed on the monthly flyer
^ previously read on StoryLine

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