Words on Wheels Library

Ms. Luba Tseytlina reads Olivia Wishes on a Star, by Tina Galo and illustrated by Jared Osterhold.

“Run! Run! Fast as you can! You can't catch me! I'm the Gingerbread Man!”

Ms. Luba Tseytlina reads this new rendition of a beloved classic by award-winning author/illustrator team, Jim Aylesworth and Barbara McClintock.

Ms. Luba Tseytlina reads the poem "Ickle Me, Pickle Me, Tickle Me Too,” from the book Where the Sidewalk Ends written by Shel Silverstein.

Ms. Luba Tseytlina reads Oscar’s Rotten Birthday, written by Dan Elliot and illustrated by Normand Chartier.

Ms. Luba Tseytlina reads a Halloween treat, The Hallo-Wiener written by Dav Pilkey.

Aiko V. reads in Japanese, Omusubi Kororin or “The Rolling Rice Balls”. This folk tale was written and illustrated by Yoko Imoto.

Watch Christine Park shows you how to fold a paper airplane.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day! Watch Christine Park as she shows you how to fold paper into an Origami heart.

Ms. Bobbie Edwards, MSHRD—provides useful advice on reading to your toddler. She also models reading to a toddler as she reads There's a Nightmare in My Closet, written and illustrated by Mercer Mayer.

Ms. Bobbie Edwards, MSHRD—provides useful advice on reading to your baby. She reads Goodnight Moon, by Margaret Wise Brown and illustrated by Clement Hurd.

Mrs. Luba Tseytlin reads in Russian, a Russian Fairy Tale called Putanitza. (Russian: “Путаница” or English translation “Confusion”). This tale is from Korney Chukovsky’s (КОРНЕЙ ЧУКОВСКИЙ) book of “Fairy Tales”.

El Gato Ensombrerado, escrito y Ilustrado por Dr. Seuss. Esta historia es leída por Christian Osorio.

Luba Tseytlina reads Lost! by David McPhail.

Colm Cox reads “Captain Spike” from the book, Pirate Stories for Little Boys (Usborne Story Collections for Little Children). This book of stories was written by Russell Punter.

Alexis Cornejo reads her childhood favorite, Love You Forever written by Robert Munsch and is illustrated by Sheila McGraw.

Nova Shimizu reads Hooway for Wodney Wat”. This book was written by Helen Lester and is illustrated by Lynn Munsinger.

Luba reads The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss.

Mrs. Luba Tseytlin reads in Russian, a Fairy Tale called Tarakanishche (Russian: Тараканище), or English translation “Cockroach”. Tarakanishche is a popular Russian children's fairy tale poem written by poet Korney Chukovsky in 1921.

Mrs. Luba Tseytlina reads Shapes. In this story you will learn to identify different shapes.

Audrey Kim reads one of her favorite fables The Ant and the Grasshopper, in Korean.

Mrs. Luba Tseytlina reads I Can Share (Muppet Babies Big Step Book) by Bonnie Worth, illustrated by Tom Cooke.

Sabrina Chin reads The Day the Crayons Quit. This colorful book was written by Drew Daywalt and illustrated by Oliver Jeffers.

Jaden Dela Cruz reads The Rainbow Fish. This picture book was written and illustrated by Marcus Pfister.

Sarai Carpio-Au reads Where the Wild Things Are”. This Caldecott Medal winning book was written and illustrated by Maurice Sendak.

Evan Wong reads Good Night Moon. This book was written by Margret Wise Brown and illustrated by Clement Hurd.

McKenna Seegmiller reads Humu: The Little Fish Who Wished Away His Colors. This book was written by Kimberly A. Jackson and illustrated by Yuko Green.

This children's book, called Who's a Pest? was written by Crosby Newell Bonsall. This delightful story is read by Ms. Elizabeth Casey.

Mrs. Emelia Klocke reads Time For Bed, Written by Mem Fox and illustrated by Jane Dyer.

Mrs. Luba Tseytlina reads The Giving Tree, written and illustrated by Shel Silverstein.