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.
It’s impossible to resist the bighearted appeal of this accomplished debut picture book.
Perhaps the most affecting picture book of 2020, Rain Before Rainbows grows in the heart like a seed of hope.
If You Come to Earth is a letter to extraterrestrial visitors that takes an expansive but intimate look at life on planet Earth.
Child of the Universe is expansive, inspiring and full of radiant cosmic brilliance. It’s impossible not to lose yourself in it all.
A Year of Everyday Wonders is a truly wonderful, wonder-filled picture book, perfect for revisiting in every season of the year.
A Fort on the Moon marries art and story for a combination that’s truly out of this world.
Two children discover that they share more than just an apartment view in this warm and beautifully illustrated picture book.
A little girl who has just moved to an apartment building in the heart of a big city ponders the lives of her neighbors in this thoughtful, philosophical tale.
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