PreK-8

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!

A little porcupine wants a hug, but the other animals refuse. Will he find someone willing to make him feel better?

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.

Young children witness what makes Little White Fish angry, happy, scared, etc. Each emotion is presented in a unique color, which will help readers distinguish between each feeling.

Stunning artwork and sparse text introduce young children to the importance of our flag and American ideals.

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!

It's play time on the farm. Lift the sturdy flaps and help Ludo find his friends.

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...

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!

This book is guaranteed to make all readers feel special and loved. Eric Carle's beloved caterpillar will boost spirits and self-esteem at the same time.

Pura Belpré was the first Puerto Rican librarian in New York City. She was a fierce advocate of literacy and bilingual education. This illustrated biography introduces children to a truly remarkable woman.

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...

A little girl imagines what life would be like if she were a squirrel. The combination of fact and fiction, as well as photos and illustrations, makes this board book fun and educational.

Piggy and Bunny help themselves overcome their fears while camping outside.

The little gazelle is scared. Follow along with her until she finds her mother.

The little lion is angry. Discover why he is upset.

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.

While a baby spends a fun-filled day in the park, his father encourages to repeat words such as más (more), cuac (quack), and brum (vroom).

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 little boy thanks the natural world for the bounty it shares with us, including the Sun, bees, and clouds.