Mornings With Monet depicts the impressionist painter Claude Monet at work on his riverboat studio on a bright summer morning.
My First Day is a compelling and cinematic story that depicts one child’s journey to school.
A vital, compassionate story, Starting Over in Sunset Park will especially resonate with anyone who has ever made a home in a new country.
Cat Min’s sweet characters and luminous artwork make Shy Willow a memorable and moving read.
All of the Factors of Why I Love Tractors, a boy’s defense of his chosen reading material, is a rollicking love letter to tractors but also to libraries.
A New Day is an earnest reminder that, with a little creativity and thoughtfulness, we can make each day a day worth celebrating.
An unusual, compelling and true story, Kate’s Light will help readers imagine what it’s like to call an island lighthouse home.
Standing on Her Shoulders makes a strong case for learning about historical figures and thinking about how their accomplishments have impacted our lives today.
The Fearless Flights of Hazel Ying Lee is an edifying, exciting real-life adventure that will inspire young readers to let their own dreams take flight.
Osnat and Her Dove is an inspiring story of a young Jewish hero, filled with wonderful cultural, religious and historical detail.
Accessible and hopeful, Hold on to Your Music depicts the impact of both anti-Semitism and World War II on a young girl’s life.
Civil Rights activist Dovey Johnson Roundtree shares a childhood memory in We Wait for the Sun, a poignant tale that captures the power of a grandmother’s love.
The Midnight Fair may be a wordless picture book, but its story is clear, compelling and utterly enchanting.
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