
By Alyssa Satin Capucilli, Gladys Jose (Illustrator)
Part of the The Library Fish series
A fish leaps from her bowl to learn reading secrets after hours.
Library Fish, nestled in her bowl on Mr. Hughes' desk, dreams of reading like the children she watches during story time. As the library closes, she leaps out to practice the alphabet and discover the magic of words. Can this determined fish unlock the secrets of reading on her own?
Library Fish returns in this charming picture book about the unusually literary fish learning to do what everyone around her loves–read! Library Fish is very happy in her bowl on Mr. Hughes the librarian’s desk. From there, she listens to story time and watches Mr. Hughes teach children the alphabet. He says the alphabet is made of letters, letters make sounds, blending those sounds together makes words, and words make stories. Library Fish wants to read, too! She starts jumping out of her bowl to practice when the library closes at night. Can Library Fish become a reader all on her own?
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