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.
Running’s portrayal of a teen girl’s political and emotional awakening is an invigorating tale of a breakdown that becomes a breakthrough.
‘Seven Clues to Home’ contains threads of peace and hope in a bittersweet story of friendship, tragedy and loss.
A seamless combination of fantasy and mystery, The Book of Fatal Errors is perfect for any kid who’s ever wished to find fairies in the backyard.
Saving Lady Liberty is a timely reminder of the power of ordinary people to exemplify the best American ideals.
Rooted in the wonderful specificity of everyday life in Nigeria, this tale of wit and perseverance will be universally appealing.
As the story switches between the sisters’ perspectives, both narrators deliver natural, evocative performances that flow with the rhythmic verse.
With spot-on snippets of poetry and illustrations steeped in primary colors, All Welcome Here captures the swirling, frenetic energy of the first day of school.
Readers will revel in this openhearted look at how friendships are easy to form when everyone is willing to share and rejoice in what makes each person unique.
Anna Kim’s debut is a a charming, moving story about a girl who’s leaping into the unknown not only at a new school but in a new country, too.
Pearl Goes to Preschool is the perfect book for any reader curious about trying something new but in need of a small, encouraging nudge.
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