PreK-8

Written by a Colombian child psychologist, this book teaches readers that our skin comes in a myriad of colors. These differences should be accepted and celebrated. It also mentions what they should do if they encounter racism.

The young narrator shares all the wonderful things he/she does with his/her hands including planting, making a snowman, cooking, clapping, and clasping a parent in a strong hug.

David always has the perfect excuse when he is caught wreaking havoc. 'I didn't mean to,' 'It was an accident!' and 'I forgot!' are just a few of his favorites. Shannon's expressive illustrations accurately depict the mishaps and lessons learned in a...

Jack and Jill and big dog Bill went up the hill to...go sledding! When Bill sees a rabbit, fun and chaos ensues.

Using very few words, this amusing bedtime story follows a zoo watchman making his nightly rounds. Little does he know that the mischievous gorilla is using his keys to unlock all the animal’s cages. By the time the watchman gets home, he has an army of...

Abby and Elmo visit Rosita's house at the beginning of November and learn all about the Day of the Dead.

Monica, who everyone calls Minimoni, wants to know what love is. She has heard it can move mountains, yet it is delicate. If it's everywhere, why can't she find it?

This padded board book teaches young children the names of 100 trucks and vehicles with text and engaging photographs.

In this rhyming board book, a little girl has an aquatic adventure with marine animals one moonlit night.

In this cumulative picture book, three friends head to the beach and pick up others along the way. The rhythmic text will be a hit with young children.

Join a colorful group of animal families on a fun-filled flight.

Hop on the enormous tractor and experience life on the farm. Young children will appreciate the interactive format of this board book.

It's Halloween, and a group of spooky friends wants to go trick or treating and scare people, but sleep overcomes them one by one. Lift the flaps and enjoy the fun.

The possum is small, but the anteater is large. Monkeys howl, but foxes are quiet. This colorful board book teaches young children all about opposites in the animal kingdom.

This fun board book helps young children learn the alphabet. A girl says what she can with each letter. For example, with the g, she plays the guitar, with the i, she goes to an island, and with the s, she plants seeds.

The classic song comes alive in this colorful board book. Children will especially love the beak that appears when they open one of the spreads.

Julian takes his dog Kika for a walk. Unbeknownst to him, she gets replaced by a series of animals. Have no fear! She makes it back in time before he even notices.

First grade is an exciting time in a child's life. Join a group of kids as they experience all the changes this grade brings.

This padded board book uses photographs to teach children the names of 100 animals in Spanish.

Two dads and their three kids follow a rainbow in search of the Rainbowsaurus. They are joined by a colorful group of animals in this celebration of all kinds of families.

It's hard to lose a loved one. In this moving picture book, a young fox decides to write his grandmother a letter after she dies. It helps him find the words to deal with his grief.

Welcome the arrival of spring in this rhyming picture book. Children will see how different animals shake off winter and celebrate the new season.

Are you ready for a fiesta of flavors? This book teaches children about Mexican food and the alphabet at the same time. C is for chicharrons, h is for huevos rancheros, n is for nopales, and so much more!

In this rhyming board book, it's time for the young bunnies to go to bed. Each one sleeps in a different way.

Introduce children to the fascinating world of birds and insects. They will learn about the condor, quetzal, pelican, butterfly, dragonfly, firefly, and many others.

This ingenious book teaches children the alphabet and the sound the letters make in an unforgettable way. For example, the letter A is drawn as a howling wolf and the G is a growling tiger. It makes learning fun and irresistible!

A little boy and girl ask an ogre, Viking, witch, and pirate if they wear diapers. Lift the flaps to discover their answers.

It was the night before preschool and all the children were sleeping except for one nervous boy. Luckily, it won't take him long to discover how much fun his new school can be.

Nature is full of treasures waiting to be discovered. Where do they come from? Who hides them? Will they be found?

Summer in the city is hot and loud. This lucky dog’s owner knows the beach is the place to go even if you need to take a taxi, subway, and a boat to get there!

Car rides are so much fun! In this interactive board book, you can roll up the windows, turn the steering wheel, and make the windshield wipers move.

Frog and his friends decide to go to the beach. What do you think they will need to take with them? Lift the flaps to discover the answer!

We all have bellies, and they come in all shapes and sizes. The little boy in this touching picture book shares why his mother's panza is his favorite, special place.

Dormouse has a cold. Lift the flaps to discover what his friends do to make him feel better.

Little Crocodile is celebrating his birthday with his friends. The party is filled with sounds that young children will readily recognize.

All aboard! The train is leaving the station. Slide the moveable parts to join in the fun.

A boy announces that it is story time. The animals join him on the couch, but each time he tries to begin, one of the animals stops him. In this humorous, cumulative board book, things really get turned upside down when the rhinoceros wants his...

Lila adores Lola, her pet tiger. They love to walk through the city streets and eat churros and chocolate for breakfast. There's no chance Lola would prefer to return to the jungle, right?

From the pen of actress Eva Mendes comes this endearing picture book that both children and adults will identify with. It's bedtime, but Desi fears a monster under her bed. Her mother helps her realize that she can control her thoughts and self-soothe.

This fun picture book helps children practice counting from 1 to 10 and from 10 to 1 as they follow 10 witches on a broom. With its rhyming text, it’s an ideal read aloud for Halloween or any time of the year.