When it’s time for bed, Aina asks her father to tell her the story about the bear folk: special beings that can take on either human or bear form. They are strong, intelligent, kind, adventurous, and live extraordinary lives. Aina believes she is one...

Ellen Ochoa teaches young children about engineering in space exploration in a fun way.

In this colorful, bilingual board book, Ellen Ochoa introduces young children to the endless possibilities of computers, algorithms, and coding.

Dr. Morley loves jellyfish. She is fascinated by the idea of finding the giant arctic jellyfish that everyone talks about, but no one has ever seen. She organizes an expedition to locate this mythical sea creature. Will she succeed or give up?

Some people dream of perfect waves, luxurious castles or flying a plane while others dream of having a friend or enough to eat. What about young Miguel? While he works with his grandfather under the hot Oaxaca sun selling coconuts and dream catchers,...

It's hard to say goodbye to someone you love. You will feel many different emotions. Todd Parr helps young children handle this difficult situation.

Leo is very sad because his family has changed. There are many things that he does not understand. While looking outside his bedroom window, he sees two caterpillars that are always together. One day, however, everything changes. Thanks to this, Leo...

How can trout be made of trees? Leaves and bacteria, insects and fish, bears and people are all part of a large circle of growth, eating, and life. This book teaches children about the food web, trout life cycle, and conservation.

From the bestselling author of the Hooky series comes this graphic novel based on the legend of Saint George. In this book, Princess Valentina has a perfect, comfortable, peaceful life until a terrible dragon appears and threatens to destroy her...

Since it is raining outside, Emma and her grandfather cannot go to the park to see the swans. Bored, she starts rummaging through a closet. Lo and behold, she finds an old violincello. She asks her grandfather to play it. The sweet melody awakens her...

A tadpole envisions what it will be like when he and the others grow up. He realizes that he will face fears, make friends, have disagreements, find new paths, and so much more.

For José Andrés, a meal has always been so much more than a plate of food. It's a way to celebrate friendship and offer support in times of tragedy. This picture book biography shows how he rose in his culinary career and went on to create...

Two powerhouses of children's literature unite to put their unique spin on this classic tale.

Justina and her friends are now in their third year of school. A new girl named Letitia has joined the Barnowls. She does not like to follow the rules, and, for some strange reason, the teachers don't seem to mind. The day after a big party, the girls...

In this delicately illustrated book, Antonio García Teijeiro pays tribute to 12 women writers from Spain and Latin America. Hailing from different time periods, the authors include Gabriela Mistral, Rosalía de Castro, María Teresa Andruetto, and Gloria...

It's an ordinary morning for Frog. He does away with some pesky insects and a snail. Everything changes when he gets outsmarted by a clever grasshopper.

A group of scientists comes from a distant planet to study life on Earth. They think the planet is beautiful but cannot understand the behavior of its inhabitants. Their observations will make readers contemplate the way we act.

Meet Dali. He is either a furry little beast or a gentle kitty when he feels like it. This loving tribute to cats perfectly portrays feline behavior.

Set in Italy during World War II, this novel Is narrated by a girl named Dirce. Her parents hide Jewish children in their home. Based on actual events, this is a moving story of bravery and humanity.

In this poetic ode to grandmothers, a little girl talks about the beauty of her grandmother's black hair and white strands, and wonders if she will have hair like that. Her grandmother assures her that she will.

After causing a fire and getting expelled from school, Evan is sent to live with her father. There is just one little detail...her father is the King of England; someone she has never met. To make matters worse, her stepmother and stepsister are not...

Mrs. Spider has spun a magnificent web between two trees. When Mr. Elephant sees it, he thinks it's a great swing. When he sits on it, Mrs. Spider thinks she has just caught a tasty meal. Readers will love to see what happens when she takes him home...

In this rhyming story, a young girl is determined to prove that unicorns exist after her brother tells her they don’t.

Jaime likes living completely alone on top of a mountain. One day, he hears a sound in his very quiet house. When he discovers that it came from a mouse, he devises a plan that ends up filling his house with animals and people! How will he handle this?

Did you know that there are over a billion sheep on this planet or that being a shepherd is one of the oldest professions in the world? Have you ever wondered how their milk is turned into cheese or their wool into clothes? This illustrated book...

Striking photographs of animals teach children their colors while they marvel at the diverse beauty of nature.

There are so many species that we admire for their size, agility, swiftness, and other winning traits. In this book, Melissa Stewart celebrates the underdogs of the animal kingdom, including the slow Galapagos turtle, the stinky hoatzin, and the shy...

It's very important for children to have self-esteem and a positive image of themselves. This uplifting book is filled with affirmations and words of encouragement that will fill readers will pride in themselves.

The sacred trinity is broken and, in its cracks, hide secrets that blur the lines between good and evil. On the way to Alaska, Isaac and Sadina must part ways while Minho questions his past and future. When The Book of Newt reveals something...

On the worst birthday of her life, Ava finds her boyfriend in bed with someone else. A few hours later, she is drunk, homeless, and vowing to never fall in love again. She has no idea that the sexy Seelie king is in town looking for a fae like her. ...

Mary Lennox is just ten years old when she arrives at her uncle's mansion in Yorkshire. Her bad attitude begins to dissipate as she explores her new surroundings and makes new friends. Mary discovers hidden family secrets and learns to love again.

From the creators of The Questioneers Series comes this rhyming tribute to teachers. It shows how a caring, special second grade teacher made a huge impact on the life of a little girl. She drew her out of her shell and inspired her to become a teacher...

This book teaches children about important American symbols and holidays. They include the bald eagle, the Statue of Liberty, Juneteenth, and Thanksgiving.

The book explores the institutions and systems of American government as a constitutional republic, and the reasons for them, including roles of President, Congress, Supreme Court, state government and other national and international bodies. Historical...

The book explores what it means to be a citizen of the USA, with a focus on both rights and responsibilities of citizens and political involvement, ways of obtaining citizenship. Historical topics/events covered include Colonial era, Bill of Rights...

Stacey is returning to New York! That means no more going to class with the girls, no more Charlotte Johanssen, and, worst of all, no more meetings of the Baby-Sitters Club. Everyone is saddened by the news, especially her best friend Claudia. What...

Based on the childhood of Dolores Huerta, this inspirational picture book teaches children the importance of speaking up and helping others. A brief biography of the social activist is provided at the end of the story.

Is that strange creature a monster? No, it's an axolotl! This book introduces children to this intriguing animal and discusses how pollution is affecting its natural habitat in Mexico City.

Meet Ruben Salazar, the first Mexican American columnist for the Los Angeles Times. This bilingual board book shows young children how he became a leading figure in the Chicano Movement of the 1960s.

One day, Skeletina hears a strange noise in her house. When she investigates the source, she comes face to face with a girl named Olivia who is losing her teeth. They embark on an amazing journey through the in-between world, and Olivia finds a way to...