A trip to the mountains transforms into a spirited inner voyage in this joyful, colorful picture book.
Illustrated by Shawn Harris
A trip to the mountains transforms into a spirited inner voyage in this joyful, colorful picture book.
A trip to the mountains transforms into a spirited inner voyage in this joyful, colorful picture book.
When hens start to go missing days before the Golden Feather competition, every feather in Chickentown is ruffled. Who could be behind the disappearances?
With its subtle and perceptive depiction of grief, Many Shapes of Clay stands out among children’s books that deal with this topic.
The Leaf Detective is a wonderful introduction to “Canopy Meg,” a scientist who discovered her life’s passion by looking up.
In this collection of appealing and accessible poems, Newbery Honor author Joyce Sidman examines geology, the solar system, natural history and geography.
Fatima’s Great Outdoors seamlessly combines a celebration of adventures in nature with the story of an immigrant family navigating their new life in America.
Andrea Wang’s childhood memory of picking watercress by the side of the road serves as the inspiration for this emotional powerhouse of a picture book.
Micha Archer’s Wonder Walkers is an exceptional, radiant tribute to the power of curiosity.
Saving American Beach is an exquisitely illustrated and moving tribute to activist MaVynee Betsch and the land she treasured.
A woman recalls walking in the woods as a girl with her grandmother and discussing the important role of bees in this lovingly designed book.
Without an ounce of sanctimony, Once Upon Another Time vitally conveys how humans have transformed Earth’s landscape.
Kiyoshi’s Walk is an exploration of the source of poetic inspiration, as seen through the eyes of a young boy spending the day with his grandfather.
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