By the Southern Schoolhouse
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Ten Summer Reading Picks for 2-3 Students
Bibsy Cross and the Bad Apple by Liz Garton Scanlon
This humorous and heartfelt story explores themes of self-expression and resilience.
Newbie Fairy by Kate Korsh (book series)
This charming tale about friendship and fitting in is perfect for readers who enjoy whimsical adventures.
Puggleton Park by Deanna Kizis, 2 books in the series
Set in Regency-era London, this delightful story follows Penelope the pug as she embarks on a quest to find a new home.
Fluffle Bunnies: Buns Gone Bad by Anna Humphrey (2 book series)
Discover how sweet bunnies turned into mischievous masterminds in this hilarious graphic novel, perfect for fans of “The Bad Guys” series.
The Wishkeeper’s Apprentice by Rachel Chivers Kho
Felix, a ten-year-old boy, teams up with an invisible wish keeper to stop a monstrous wish snatcher in this whimsical fantasy filled with magic and heart.
The Wild Robot on the Island by Peter Brown (book 1 of 3)
This beautifully illustrated picture book revisits the adventures of Roz, the wild robot, offering a fresh perspective on her journey and interactions with island inhabitants.
The Day the Crayons Made Friends by Drew Daywalt (book 13)
In this latest installment of the beloved Crayons series, Duncan’s crayons explore new friendships outside his bedroom, introducing new characters and heartwarming messages about companionship.
Agent Asha: Mission Shark Bytes by Sophie Deen
Join Asha, a young coder and spy, as she uses her tech skills to prevent a villainous plot involving robotic sharks. This exciting adventure blends STEM concepts with espionage.
Twin siblings Dani and Dorian miss the bus to magic school and find themselves entangled in a prophecy, facing powerful magic families and royal intrigues in this captivating graphic novel.
Milo Moss is Officially Un-amazing by Lauren Allbright
Twelve-year-old Milo Moss has been on a mission to achieve his family’s lifelong goal: breaking a world record.
