Root Magic successfully blends mystical elements with historical ones for a novel that explores Gullah culture as well as the social upheavals of the 1960s.
LeUyen Pham’s picture book addresses the COVID-19 pandemic with sensitivity and compassion for young readers.
Katie the Catsitter will be adored by readers who can’t get enough adventure stories, mysterious goings-on, coming-of-age tales or cats. Many, many, MANY cats.
I Want to Ride the Tap Tap is a joyous tale of everyday life in Haiti illustrated with vivid colors and palpable energy.
Collen AF Venable’s pitch-perfect prose pairs with Lian Cho’s lively illustrations to create an entertaining and memorable read-aloud experience.
Accessible, informative and magical, The Story Orchestra: Carnival of the Animals provides an unforgettable introduction to a well-known piece of music.
Ringing with a cheerful sense of community, Eugene and the Sounds of the City will prompt children to listen for the rhythms in their daily routines.
A Long Road on a Short Day offers a memorable father-son journey as well as an enthralling glimpse into the past.
Oliver Jeffers’ gift for crafting quirky stories that are deceivingly straightforward and disarmingly moving is on full display in What We’ll Build.
Loren Long updates Santa’s famous Christmas Eve visit with a contemporary sensibility that will resonate with readers of all ages.
The Little Bell That Wouldn’t Ring is an imaginative fable sure to prompt reflection on the true meaning of the Christmas holiday.
Arthur A. Levine introduces a new holiday hero in the wonderfully original tale The Hanukkah Magic of Nate Gadol.
The Eight Knights of Hanukkah is a humorous adventure that features heroic cavaliers and a rascally dragon while drawing upon Hanukkah traditions.
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