PreK-8

Ruffles does not like his red coat, no way, no how. When Ruby comes to play in her blue coat, he realizes, just maybe, it's not so bad after all.

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

Fenn Rosenthal wrote the song Dinosaurs in Love when she was just three years old! Its tender lyrics explain that dinosaurs fell in love, but they did not get a chance to say goodbye to one another. This book offers a way to discuss loss with young...

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.

Colorful illustrations and rhyming text teach young children about careers from A to Z.

In this rhyming board book, a young boy talks about his most unusual friend, proving to children that differences do not matter.

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.

Join a group of kids as they get into their costumes and go trick or treating. The rhyming text will appeal to young children.

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.

Set in Africa, this is the story of a girl who sets off to visit a friend with a basket filled with fruit and ends up with a big surprise.

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?

Little Red Riding Hood really has to go to the bathroom, but it's occupied. As she waits, a line starts to form. When the bathroom door finally opens, everyone is in for quite a surprise.

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

This charming picture book celebrates all the things that make us unique as well as what we have in common. Children will learn to accept differences in others.

Little Crocodile hears all sorts of sounds during the day: ring, zip, crunch, etc. Can you recognize them?

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.

The old wolf in this story is sick and tired of eating vegetable soup. Just as he daydreams about stew, he hears a knock at his door. It's a little lamb that asks to come inside. The hungry wolf cannot believe his luck. Readers will love seeing what...

Detailed, full-color photographs of animals teach children shapes in a more in-depth way than your average board book. A snake is used to show a curve, peacock feathers to show a semicircle, chameleon to show a spiral, and much more.

Two bugs discover that although they have very different personalities (and this can sometimes be annoying), they love each other very much.

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

Lift the flaps and help Little Bear find the ingredients he needs to make a prepare a delicious picnic. His recipe is included at the end of book.

Learning how to count to 20 has never been this much fun! Dr. Seuss's timeless characters and rhymes offer a unique way to teach numbers to young children.

Juanito is a pirate to be feared...that is until it's time for a snack!

Lift the flaps to help Ludo find his friends in the different houses.

Five rabbits are in the bed. Help make room by moving the tab and learn to count backwards at the same time!

One snowy winter's day, a little polar bear goes in search of a place to live. He finds one in an unlikely spot and makes a great friend as well.

David Ezra Stein has transformed the lullaby Hush Little Baby into a charming, rhyming tale with a father and his little bunny.

Young children learn all the colors with Elmer, the patchwork elephant.

It's never too early to learn about conservation. This book teaches young children what they can do to help the planet in an interactive way.

One hungry fox and some delicious-looking chickens make for a fun counting book. Young children will especially love how the story ends.

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!

Detailed photographs and very little text combine to introduce children to the colorful world of snakes.

A little boy pictures what it's like to be a penguin. The combination of photographs and illustrations makes the child's imagination come to life.

While Whale is taking a bath, different animals ask if they get into the tub as well. Eventually, Whale has had enough!