Recommended Reading for Children and Youth
The library is a great place to talk about the Five Practices with your child. Look for books that highlight friendship or hospitality, worship, learning about God, mission, and generosity.
Tap-Tap by Karen Lynn Williams (E W)
It's market day in Haiti. A little girl named Sasifi wants to ride to market in one of the brightly painted trucks known in Haiti as a tap-tap, but her mama says they don't have enough money. Sasifi is determined to help her mama earn some money at the market and as Sasifi helps, she recieves a wonderful surprise.
Enemy Pie by Derek Munson (E M)
Big Mean Mike by Michelle Knudsen and Scott Magoon (E K)
Each Kindness by Jacqueline Woodson (E W)
Now One Foot, Now the Other by Tomie dePaola (E D)
Singing with Momma Lou by Linda Jacobs Altman (E A)
Night Song by Ari Berk (E B)
Red Knit Cap Girl by Naoko Stoop (E S)
The Incredible Book Eating Boy by Oliver Jeffers (E J)
Building Our House by Jonathan Bean (E B)
Bear Has a Story to Tell by Philip C. Stead (E S)
Sister Maus by John Hutton (E H)
Meet Me at the Art Museum by David Goldin (E G)
Tap-Tap by Karen Lynn Williams (E W)
It's market day in Haiti. A little girl named Sasifi wants to ride to market in one of the brightly painted trucks known in Haiti as a tap-tap, but her mama says they don't have enough money. Sasifi is determined to help her mama earn some money at the market and as Sasifi helps, she recieves a wonderful surprise.
Enemy Pie by Derek Munson (E M)
Big Mean Mike by Michelle Knudsen and Scott Magoon (E K)
Each Kindness by Jacqueline Woodson (E W)
Now One Foot, Now the Other by Tomie dePaola (E D)
Singing with Momma Lou by Linda Jacobs Altman (E A)
Night Song by Ari Berk (E B)
Red Knit Cap Girl by Naoko Stoop (E S)
The Incredible Book Eating Boy by Oliver Jeffers (E J)
Building Our House by Jonathan Bean (E B)
Bear Has a Story to Tell by Philip C. Stead (E S)
Sister Maus by John Hutton (E H)
Meet Me at the Art Museum by David Goldin (E G)
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