After an extraordinary childhood encounter, Heather longs to see her space alien friend one more time in this magical picture book.
The streets of Brooklyn snap into focus on the very first page of Christy Hale’s Out the Door, a salute to the daily routines that define our lives.
Combining all the ingredients for a perfect read-aloud, In the City is an introspective meditation on the rewards of noticing what’s right in front of us.
Lyrical language and sweeping illustrations will capture children’s attention in this story of how unexpected change can be surprising and beautiful.
An empowering story of empathy, Playing Possum will resonate with and reassure shy students and offer insight for more outgoing spirits.
The Barnabus Project is a heartwarming tale about accepting our differences and searching for freedom from the bestselling Fan Brothers.
I Am Every Good Thing pairs Gordon C. James’ lush illustrations with Derrick Barnes’ lyrical ode to Black boyhood.
This love letter of a picture book captures the extraordinary bond between a mother and daughter on a completely ordinary day.
The Blue House is an immensely satisfying picture book about a family acclimating to a big change.
In Abi Cushman’s delicious moody first picture book, Soaked, rarely has a dreary day been so delightful.
This Old Dog gives us a heartwarming dog’s-eye view of love as an old dog falls fast for his little girl.
Bess the Barn Stands Strong proves that a loving, unwavering heart always shines bright and reminds us that love is a shelter through all storms.
Evelyn Del Rey Is Moving Away gently addresses a difficult moment in many childhoods while providing assurances of the enduring power of friendship.
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