What is Reddit's opinion of That's a GREAT Answer! Second Edition: Teaching Literature-response Strategies to Elementary, ELL, and Struggling Readers (Maupin House)?

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I'm not sure if you're familiar with Close Reading, which is what many schools focus on in the US. My school invested in professional development seminars and resources from a woman named Nancy Boyles. Some of her stuff I can't recommend, but her teacher books on close reading contain recommendations for picture books and daily lessons (usually about five of them) on using them for just this purpose. These are two I think are very useful: That's a Really Great Answer

Close Reading K-2

The first one is probably more useful for upper grades, but she has great templates to help learners write; I've found them very helpful for guiding classroom discussion with my EL and SpEd students. I give them sentence starters and sentence frames to use after the discussions. You may be able to adapt them for your purposes as well.