Entering Grade Two
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WONDER

The Day the Books Disappeared
Joanna Ho
In an attempt to share his love of airplanes with his classmates, Arnold accidently wishes away all the books in his classroom until he learns that everyone's individual interests bring them joy.​
Liftoff: How the Apollo Moon Mission Made Alma Thomas's Art Soar
Nina Crew
A STEAM-themed true story highlighting how the Apollo astronauts gave people a new way of looking at the world and inspired modern artist Alma Thomas.
Area 51 (Pogo: Do You Believe)
Natalie Deniston
Are we alone in the universe? Readers will learn about different alien legends, including UFO sightings, alien abductions, and crop circles.​
If This Were the World
Stephen Barr
A class spends recess imagining that various objects are the world, but nothing is quite as suitable for everyone to share as the actual, full-size world is.
Rap It Up
From scribbling words on the page to spitting rhymes on the mic, a joyful narrator guides readers through the emotions, literary techniques, structures and motifs that help make rap so amazing.​
Gifts from the Garbage Truck : a True Story about the Things We (Don't) Throw Away
Andrew Larsen
What if everywhere you looked, you saw something to make? Instead of seeing something broken, you saw something to fix? Instead of seeing something to throw out, you saw something to give away? 
Gaudi: Architect of Imagination
Susan B. Katz
​A beautiful look at how all living things in the world are connected and what they can tell us if we take the time to look.
Unofficial Minecraft Cookbook
Juliette Lulbaltry
Bring the pixelated adventure of Minecraft to life with this unofficial cookbook featuring 30 recipes from the world of your favorite video game!
Jerry Changed the Game: How Engineer Jerry Lawson Revolutionized Video Games Forever
Don Tate
Before Xbox, PlayStation, or Nintendo Switch, there was a tinkerer named Jerry Lawson. As a boy, Jerry loved playing with springs, sprockets, and gadget-y things. When he grew up, Jerry became an engineer—a professional tinkerer—and in the 1970s, he turned his technical know-how to video games.
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