This picture book is a step-by-step guide that showcases the challenging but rewarding work of writing and publishing a book with humor and optimism.
This picture book is a step-by-step guide that showcases the challenging but rewarding work of writing and publishing a book with humor and optimism.
Teeming with humorous details and energy, Have You Seen Gordon begins like a normal seek-and-find book, but soon takes a turn for the unexpected.
In this tale of sibling loyalty and love, cartoonist and New Yorker cover artist Tom Gauld weaves together old and new, funny and tender.
Replete with vampire jokes, Vampenguin’s silly antics exploit the disconnect between Lucy Ruth Cummins’ text and illustrations.
This joyful picture book celebrates soul food and the nourishment of gathering around the table with loved ones.
Dumplings for Lili brims with warmth as it captures a slice of life in a diverse community.
Joyous and appealing, Let Me Fix You a Plate is a satisfying tale that celebrates road trips, family and food.
Four vignettes follow Little Witch Hazel through the seasons of a year in Mosswood Forest in this charming, enchanting picture book.
Author-illustrator Julie Morstad explores the varied ways in which children experience time in this thought-provoking picture book.
A tribute to America’s history as a nation of immigrants, The Welcome Chair deserves to become a modern classic.
Keep Your Head Up is a touching portrait of a child doing his best to manage a difficult day with the help of supportive adults.
Kao Kalia Yang recalls how her father climbed a tree to offer her a vision of life beyond the refugee camp she lived in as a child in this moving picture book.
This tale of a couple whose lives are overrun by poultry is one of the most bighearted picture books of the year—a truly fine feather.
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