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This beautiful picture book series explores what is special about each season. Illustrations by nature artist Stephanie Fizer Coleman are accompanied by very simple text. High frequency and decodable words and strong art-to-text matching make this a perfect series for early readers. Each book also features questions to encourage readers to relate the information to their own experiences.

I Read You Read

I Read! You Read! (Level 4)

I Read! You Read! books are designed for shared reading between a young reader and an adult.

I Read! You Read! (Level 5)

I Read! You Read! Designed for shared reading between a young reader and an adult. Each level includes a support page for caregivers and teachers. Level one books include vocabulary words and sight words. Level two books include a glossary and comprehension questions with answers. Level three through level six books include a glossary, comprehension questions with answers, and a support page of teaching tips for caregivers and teachers. A Complete Teacher guide on every book in a Binder and inc

I Read! You Read! (Level 6)

I Witness War

Drawing upon eyewitness accounts and primary sources of modern-day history, this series gives readers firsthand descriptions of modern wars and conflicts and thrusts them into the middle of the action. Each book includes questions and prompts that invite readers to engage with the text and encourages them to conduct further research on their own, thereby capturing the imagination as it educates.

I, Claudia

Claudia McCarthy enters high school determined to keep her head down and not be noticed. With her limp and her stutter she wants to avoid being bullied at all costs. But then she gets sucked into the world of the school's patrician Senate and finds that power can be intoxicating...and corrupting. Is Claudia going to be able to make a difference at her school, or is she just going to get chewed up and spit out by her fellow classmates?

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