Amber Smith’s middle grade novel offers a reassuring, emotional story about a girl and her family navigating an uncertain time in their lives.
Amber Smith’s middle grade novel offers a reassuring, emotional story about a girl and her family navigating an uncertain time in their lives.
Can Stuntboy defeat the frets, those feelings he gets when his life feels out of control? Find out in Stuntboy, in the Meantime!
The Secret Garden on 81st Street is a beautiful and respectful new vision of a long-treasured tale.
There’s a hint of The Wizard of Oz to this absorbing, fast-paced historical fantasy that begins in Oklahoma before transporting its hero to a magical new world.
This graphic memoir is a powerfully compelling portrait of a boy learning to understand and accept himself. It’s the kind of book that changes lives.
In this beautifully illustrated graphic novel, Jordan’s life is changed when she discovers an injured young white elephant who may be much more than he appears.
This magical and emotional graphic novel follows a group of very unusual children on a journey to find the safe home they’ve never known.
This sunny story of creativity and resourcefulness provides a lighthearted entry point to discussions about how farms produce and provide.
This sunny story of creativity and resourcefulness provides a lighthearted entry point to discussions about how farms produce and provide.
Familiar and comforting, The Barn offers children a beautiful and meditative look at a rural farm.
Familiar and comforting, The Barn offers children a beautiful and meditative look at a rural farm.
Equal parts humorous and warmhearted, Cold Turkey is filled with vibrant language and clever wordplay. It’s a tender and tongue-twistingly terrific read aloud.
Equal parts humorous and warmhearted, Cold Turkey is filled with vibrant language and clever wordplay. It’s a tender and tongue-twistingly terrific read aloud.
Debut author Anne Wynter and Caldecott Honor illustrator Oge Mora knock it out of the red brick building in this cumulative picture book.
Debut author Anne Wynter and Caldecott Honor illustrator Oge Mora knock it out of the red brick building in this cumulative picture book.
This entertaining joyride of a counting picture book features bouncy rhymes and expressive, dynamic illustrations.
This picture book about a girl’s first trip to a food pantry with her mom addresses the sensitive topic of food insecurity in a reassuring, informative way.
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