Camille Andros

A book for later primary to younger intermediate. A great story about remembering that things you love always find a way back to you. The little girl loved her dress and wore it often. But when she had to move countries, she lost her dress. But unexpectedly, her dress came back to her and her own daughter gets to wear it now.

This playfully introduces the scientific method, but it is also just a funny story about big families and problem solving.

Charlotte is a science-minded rabbit in a large rabbit family, and she doesn't have room to do her experiments. So, she uses the scientific method to solve her problem, and builds a carrot-shaped rocket ship to find some space (literally). But it's lonely out there, and Charlotte returns.

Very cute, and a nice example of the scientific method. Excellent endpapers. See also: Molly on the Moon, Ada Twist Scientist

This book would be good for both primary and intermediate students. This book is about a girl who immigrated to the U.S. from the Greek islands. This book takes us through the journey of the dress and the girl through the ups and the downs. In the classroom this book would be good to talk about immigration with your students.