Sophie and the Tiny Dognapping geometry By: Clare Beaton and Rudi

By: Clare Beaton and Rudi Haig

two-level text (both using relatively large type) offers options for beginning readers

The rhyming text cleverly weaves context clues about each branch of science into the couplets

She has been lobstering on and off for over 93 years and is fondly known as the Lobster Lady among locals

as he grew older

Sophie and the Tiny Dognapping geometry By: Clare Beaton and RudiSophie and the Tiny Dognapping A Book About Doing the Right Thing By: Jamie Michalak Illustrated by: Lorian Tu Nobody will notice it's gone. Sophie loves to play with Mia's dollhouse, and most of all she loves the tiny dog named Emma who lives in the dollhouse. But every day, Sophie has to put Emma back. One day, she doesn't. The dog is so tiny, and Mia doesn't even like the dollhouse. Nobody will know if Sophie keeps itso she tucks Emma into her