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.
Caldecott Honor illustrator Christian Robinson outdoes himself in this picture book biography of musician Nina Simone, written by Traci N. Todd.
When a mouse misses out on the big cheese festival, he tries to turn back time and ends up crossing paths with Albert Einstein.
Engaging and playful, This Is Ruby is an ideal read-aloud for getting to know new classmates and building classroom community.
Gentle and surprising, Bird Boy celebrates the joy and freedom that comes with being delightfully different.
Little Bat is excited to begin attending night school for the first time, but he discovers that school isn’t quite what he thought it would be.
Bear plays many roles in the life of his little girl as she grows up in this charmingly nostalgic picture book.
Hudson Talbott shares what it was like to grow up with dyslexia in this picture book that celebrates the rewards of reading at your own pace.
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