Back To School Book List for Little Learners

David loves doing lots of silly things at school like getting into a food fight, talking out of turn and chewing gum, which causes his teacher to have to say ‘No, David!’ over and over.

Piggie has a surprise for Gerald, but Gerald will need to wait, and wait, and wait some more for it. This is not easy at all for poor Gerald.

Brown Bear is very nervous to go to school. He’s worried that his classmates won’t like him or that he won’t be able to hear his teacher. When he realizes that he can do things for himself, things go much easier.

This pigeon has a problem with having to go to school, because he already knows Everything!

Penelope Rex finds it hard to make human friends at her new school, because they are way too delicious. She finds out though, that she might not be at the top of the food chain.

This bunny is hopping through a range of emotions of how difficult it is to wait. He goes through being ecstatic, bored, insulted and then finally, forgiving.

Llama Llama is worried that his mom will not come back. The other children in the class show Llama Llama just how much fun school can be, which makes him forget about all his worries.

Llama Llama has a sharing drama! This is a great book for little learners who might need a little encouragement in sharing.

School just started and it’s time for Maisy and her readers, to have fun. The little ones can pull the tabs and lift the flaps as they watch Maisy play in the sand, have a nap, and even play musical instruments.

Mouse discovers colors to paint with, letters to spell with, and new friends to play with in this mysterious place he finds himself in. Where could they be?

Fish is nervous to go to school. He frets about a lot of things that he might not be able to do, but then learns that school is the perfect place to master these skills.

This book captivates all children as they follow these prehistoric pupils around their new school.

Roary, the little monster, is reluctant to head off to school. Her dad tells her over breakfast how other monsters have overcome their first day day of school jitters.

Pete never stops moving and grooving as he discovers the library, the lunchroom, the playground, and lots of other cool places at school.

Melvin throws tantrum after tantrum when he doesn’t get what he wants. He learns how to deal with disappointment which is a very important life lesson for any child.

Louis always interrupts! His mouth is a volcano! But when others also begin to interrupt Louis, he learns how to wait for his turn to talk.

Mean Jean is the Recess Queen and she rules the playground. No one dares to question her power until a new girl comes to school and asks Mean Jean to jump rope with her.

It’s hard enough being the new kid at school, but even harder if nobody can pronounce your name. Unhei is anxious that the American kids won’t like her, so instead of introducing herself, she tells them that she will choose a new name the next week.

There are many reasons to feel different. It’s not easy to take those first steps into a place where nobody knows you yet, but somehow you do it.

Unlike all of the others, who are all round, Ricky can’t roll because he’s flat on one side. His friends, the rocks and the ladybug set out to help Ricky roll around – one way or another.