PreK-8

All the toys become worried when they hear the one has arrived. Will they be replaced, cast aside, or thrown out? They are in for quite a pleasant surprise when they discover what's going on.

This book teaches children all about rhythmic gymnastics, including famous athletes and the essential qualities you need to be good at the sport.

This illustrated book introduces children to the sport of judo. They will learn about its origin, the parts of the uniform including different color belts, the benefits of the sport, and much more.

RamTamTam is a stray dog that comes in a child's life. They become the best of friends. When the dog passes away, the boy realizes that RamTamTam will live forever in his memories and his heart.

Someone has stolen Ona's tooth and she won't have anything to leave for the Mouse Perez! She asks Hugo for help and together with a lightning bug and the Mouse Perez, the trio sets out to find out who took it.

In this tender picture book, a grandfather shows his granddaughter how to appreciate the beauty in the smallest of things. Year after year, their bond grows closer. When the grandfather begins to show signs of dementia, the roles get reversed.

In this rhyming story, Tom Thumb and his siblings find a castle and decide to go inside. When the ogre who lives there sees them, he tells them they are his next meal. They stall him by teaching him about proper hygiene, social distancing, and mask...

The grandfather in this story forgets everything, including his wife's name, which floor he needs to go to, and his favorite expressions. Luckily, he always remembers how much he loves his granddaughter.

Presented in verse, this book teaches young children the importance of eating well, getting enough sleep, taking care of their teeth, getting vaccines, and much more.

This illustrated book teaches children about swimming including what they will need, different strokes, and interesting facts about the sport and famous athletes.

In easy-to-understand language, this book explains what a refugee is. The author includes quotes from refugee children that she met while doing research as well as information on famous refugees, such as Madeleine Albright and Albert Einstein.

Thelma dreams of being a glamorous unicorn. In a rare pink and glitter-filled moment of fate, Thelma's wish comes true. She rises to instant international stardom, but at an unexpected cost. After a while, Thelma realizes that she was happier as her...

This book presents rebus adaptations of eight classic fairy tales including Little Red Riding Hood, Goldilocks, and Rapunzel.

Learn all about basketball in a fun way, including how to play, famous athletes, and much more.

Bruno loves bananas, but his fellow piranhas tell him that they don't like fruit. In this humorous picture book, they let him know what they prefer to eat.

In this unique re-telling of the classic tale, Cinderella goes to the ball in a camel-drawn turnip. Instead of glass slippers, she has fuzzy ones. She has to take place in a contest to win a dance with the prince. Nothing about that night turns out...

The Snow White in this book lives with 77 dwarfs. She is so exhausted by taking care of so many, she actually goes in search of the witch and requests two poison apples!

Young children will learn about the Universe through rhyming verses and colorful illustrations.

Short verses teach children about plants.

This colorful book teaches children about different kinds of animals through short verses and illustrations.

The adorable little dog in this tender book might not know how to fetch, keep still or stay put in the yard, but who cares? He knows he will always love his little boy caretaker, and what else really matters?

Chicken and Hedgehog spend a delightful afternoon looking up at the sky and imagining all sorts of shapes in the clouds. Readers will adore seeing how these shapes transform and take on a life of their own.

In this adaptation of the Selfish Giant, Ruperto will not share anything in his lush garden with the animals that ask for his help. When everything withers, so do his mean ways.

What happens when everyone throws away used bottles and old newspapers, unwanted toys and clothing, littering the Earth with things that could--and should--be made into new products? Mr. Jones teaches his students the value of recycling by taking them on...

Instead of breaking branches, plant trees; instead of killing bees, make gardens for them; instead of throwing soda cans in grassy fields, recycle them. Young readers learn that and more with this book that shows the importance of taking care of the...

In this story, a blackout prompts the children to ask important questions about electricity and other energy sources, like gasoline. Their questions lead them to discover how easy it is to safeguard these resources and how they themselves can benefit...

Children discover what they and their families can do to avoid wasting one of our most precious natural resources, water: taking showers instead of baths, turning off the tap while brushing their teeth, collecting rain water to use in the garden, and...