PreK-8

Pong is a happy robot. He lives in the country with his best friend Camila. There is only one thing that upsets him: the doctor told him he does not have a heart. Will he ever hear the beating sound he longs for? Could Camila have the solution?

Big Shark has big teeth and he is hungry. Oh, no...Little Shark better think of something quickly!

Zuri's hair sometimes has a mind of its own, but today she needs a special look. After a few missteps, her father comes up with the perfect style. This book encourages children to express and celebrate themselves.

You might be scared of the dark, but did you know that the dark is more scared of you? Why do you think it hides all day and only comes out when you are asleep? This endearing picture book offers a wonderful way to allay this common childhood fear.

Colorful, detailed illustrations combine with simple text to convey the importance of peace and everyone, both young and old, can strive to achieve it. It will inspire readers to make a difference in the world.

Join Nacho on a fun trip to the dinosaur museum. While there, he learns about different varieties of dinosaurs and what paleontologists do.

Byron Barton's adaptation of this popular tale will delight the very young with its classic lesson of helpfulness and sharing.

This tender book conveys the important message that we should all be thankful for things both big and small.

The little girl in this story loves pink so much, she would love it if her pets were that color. Be careful what you wish for!

Stanley is building Myrtle a new house. Will he get it just right? This picture book offers an ideal way of teaching young children about construction.

Antonia Rodenas is an award-winning author. This book presents five of her works in one: Quiero mi chupete, Un puñado de besos, Sueños, Al corro de las palabras, and Cerca de la selva.

A little boy wonders what happens to all the kisses that you are not able to give. He finds a way to brighten up many people's day.

A little girl cannot sleep so she asks her dad to tell her the story from the other day. In each tale that he invents, the two imagine themselves as different animals. No matter the species, they are always together.

This picture book conveys the important message that you matter even if you are small, far from home, unsuccessful at something, young or old. It will make children realize how important they truly are.

MiniRabbit wants to help his mother mail a very important letter. He must get to the mailbox before 5 pm. Will he arrive in time?

Lola has always wanted a cat and her mother finally says yes! Readers will love to see how she prepares for her new pet.

Young children will be fascinated to discover where everyday items such as salt, gas, and clothes come from.

It's time for school! Share in Lola's excitement as she gets ready and enjoys her first day.

A family of capybaras takes refuge in a chicken coup to escape hunters back home. The chickens do not want them there and create rules that the capybaras must follow in order to stay. It takes a frightening incident to get the chickens to change their...

Anger is powerful and destructive. A hug has the magical power to make everything better.

In this rhyming picture book, Fox and Porcupine share why they are such good friends.

All over the world, at any given moment, people are doing different things. Discover what is happening now.

Pete wakes up in an uncharacteristic bad mood. He is given a pair of special sunglasses that transforms his way of seeing everything.

Each year, Martin Luther King Jr. Day serves as a reminder of the life and work of one of America's greatest civil rights activists. In this informative book, readers will learn about the importance of the civil rights movement and why we celebrate...

Nandi cannot sleep at Tindi's hut because she keeps hearing noises. Tindi thinks they are caused by members of her family. Who or what is responsible for the sounds?

This traditional folk song from Barranquilla, Colombia uses a play on words to humor and entertain young children, and encourages them to form their own fun rhymes using parallel stories and animal characters.

Marcelina does not know how to cook, but she wants to make a soup for her niece. Her friends stop by offering advice on what ingredients to add. The end result is rather explosive!

Sancha and Alonso are two friends who live in La Mancha. They love to read books about magic. They set out to undo spells and end up having quite an adventure. Readers will love the twist on the classic Don Quixote.

Pete the Cat loves the four buttons on his shirt. As they pop off, he learns how to count backwards to zero. The lyrics he sings about his wardrobe woes were left in English to match the song that can be downloaded from the publisher's website.

Moving is never easy, especially for children. In this picture book, a boy moves from New York City to Mexico City and a little girl moves from Mexico City to New York City. Besides capturing their feelings, it also highlights important attractions in...

Children will love this modern take on Little Red Riding Hood involving a boy named Tino who decides to bring a piece of his birthday cake to his ailing grandmother.

A little boy wants his grandfather to hurry up and get ready so they can play in the snow. He learns that some things are worth waiting for.

In this rhyming story, a little boy asks a sheep for some wool because he is cold. The child knits so much that he has plenty to share!

When David Shannon was only five years old, he wrote and illustrated a story in which an unruly little boy breaks all of his mother's rules. He jumps on the beds, chews with his mouth open, and plays ball in the house. Any child who is tired of hearing...

Kika comes home from school and tells her father that she learned that all books contain an elephant of surprise. Determined to prove that her teacher meant an element of surprise, the two sit down to read some of Kika's favorite stories. Who will be...

A little boy wonders what good is a koala. Will it help you win at soccer? Can it help you with your chores? He comes to realize that there are some questions only your heart can answer.

The Tooth Mouse only concerns himself with the teeth he finds under pillows. What happens to all the children who do not have their actual teeth to leave for him? Good thing his sister decides to champion this cause!

In his hilarious way, David Shannon captures what it's like to be the kid brother. David wants to do what his older sibling does, but first he will have to grow up a bit.

A hungry robin sees an inchworm and is just about to eat it when the little insect tells the bird that he is quite useful because he can measure things. He ends up measuring all sorts of birds, inch by inch, until he meets a hungry nightingale. Will...

Join in the fun as a family goes apple picking.