Moonflower poses a big question—what is the purpose of being alive?—then invites readers to ponder their own responses as they follow protagonist Moon’s fantastical journey.
Moonflower poses a big question—what is the purpose of being alive?—then invites readers to ponder their own responses as they follow protagonist Moon’s fantastical journey.
Lupe Lopez is ready to rock and roll her way into kindergarten, but in this fun, fresh addition to the back-to-school picture book canon, she learns that even rock stars have to adhere to the rules sometimes.
Lupe Lopez is ready to rock and roll her way into kindergarten, but in this fun, fresh addition to the back-to-school picture book canon, she learns that even rock stars have to adhere to the rules sometimes.
This fresh graphic novel take on The Breakfast Club uses inventive dialogue bubbles to tell a story about finding common ground despite language barriers.
This fresh graphic novel take on The Breakfast Club uses inventive dialogue bubbles to tell a story about finding common ground despite language barriers.
With exceptional style and empathy, Hummingbird exquisitely addresses weighty themes in a jubilant yet realistic way. This is a novel as rare as the magical bird at its center.
With exceptional style and empathy, Hummingbird exquisitely addresses weighty themes in a jubilant yet realistic way. This is a novel as rare as the magical bird at its center.
Newbery Medalist Kwame Alexander brings his deep awareness of the power of verse to this story of an African boy named Kofi, set near the end of the transatlantic slave trade.
Newbery Medalist Kwame Alexander brings his deep awareness of the power of verse to this story of an African boy named Kofi, set near the end of the transatlantic slave trade.
Co-authored by award-winning novelist Zadie Smith and her husband, Nick Laird, The Surprise is a spirited celebration of the unexpected.
A playful boy with circular red glasses and a mop of curly hair longs for a pet but his parents have squashed all of his suggestions. Enter the pet potato!
Understated humor has never been so laugh-out-loud funny as in Ali Bahrampour’s perfectly paced, playful picture book.
Mable embarks on an imaginative journey to touch the moon in this lunar tale perfect for readers who loved Antwan Eady and Gracey Zhang’s Nigel and the Moon.
This original tale feels like it’s been passed down through generations, a folk legend whispered in hushed tones to little ones leaning forward to listen.
In Every Dog in the Neighborhood, Philip C. Stead’s writing is exquisite, and illustrator Matthew Cordell’s artwork portrays a delightful menagerie of humans and their four-legged friends.
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