Bess the Barn Stands Strong proves that a loving, unwavering heart always shines bright and reminds us that love is a shelter through all storms.
Evelyn Del Rey Is Moving Away gently addresses a difficult moment in many childhoods while providing assurances of the enduring power of friendship.
Red Shoes is a tribute to objects that bring us joy and people whose thoughtfulness follows us everywhere.
A deeply personal book that makes a compelling case for empathy and hope, Everything Sad Is Untrue is one of the most extraordinary books of the year.
This sensitive picture book is as much about observant, loving parenting as it is about a young boy’s struggle to speak fluently.
A comforting coming-of-age tale of four sisters who discover that families can be created in surprising ways, Pine Island Home has an old-fashioned feel.
Before the Ever After places professional football’s concussion epidemic front and center, addressing harsh reality with considered care and optimism.
This story of Yayoi Kusama’s boundary-breaking artwork is an excellent introduction to a new artist and to the concept of modern art.
This picture book biography of the civil rights activist Ella Baker demonstrates the power that every person has to make a difference.
Using birds as a connecting thread, Alznauer tells the story of the life of one of America’s great writers.
The Sullivan Sisters captures the singular love of sisterhood as three girls realize that their family’s bonds can be battered but never broken.
Sun and Moon Have a Tea Party is a sweet, sunny reminder of what we gain when we broaden our perspectives—with tea and cookies, to boot.
You Say It First is a romantic coming-of-age tale with a politics-infused backdrop that makes a heartfelt case for hope.
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