PreK-8

In this poetic ode to grandmothers, a little girl talks about the beauty of her grandmother's black hair and white strands, and wonders if she will have hair like that. Her grandmother assures her that she will.

Mrs. Spider has spun a magnificent web between two trees. When Mr. Elephant sees it, he thinks it's a great swing. When he sits on it, Mrs. Spider thinks she has just caught a tasty meal. Readers will love to see what happens when she takes him home...

Jaime likes living completely alone on top of a mountain. One day, he hears a sound in his very quiet house. When he discovers that it came from a mouse, he devises a plan that ends up filling his house with animals and people! How will he handle this?

It's very important for children to have self-esteem and a positive image of themselves. This uplifting book is filled with affirmations and words of encouragement that will fill readers will pride in themselves.

From the creators of The Questioneers Series comes this rhyming tribute to teachers. It shows how a caring, special second grade teacher made a huge impact on the life of a little girl. She drew her out of her shell and inspired her to become a teacher...

Based on the childhood of Dolores Huerta, this inspirational picture book teaches children the importance of speaking up and helping others. A brief biography of the social activist is provided at the end of the story.

Is that strange creature a monster? No, it's an axolotl! This book introduces children to this intriguing animal and discusses how pollution is affecting its natural habitat in Mexico City.

One day, Skeletina hears a strange noise in her house. When she investigates the source, she comes face to face with a girl named Olivia who is losing her teeth. They embark on an amazing journey through the in-between world, and Olivia finds a way to...

Lucia loves to watch the Monarch butterfly migration with her father. This year it will be harder because her father with also be traveling North to work in the fields. He promises her that he will return when the butterflies do. This book contains...

As a boy is about to move into a new home, he talks about meaningful memories with his mother. His dialog appears in blue, and hers appears in red. This will enable young readers to identify who is speaking.

This colorful picture book captures parents' hopes and dreams for their children. Full of advice and joy, it celebrates the potential in every girl and boy.

In the deep, deep basement of a tall, very tall house on a dark, very dark street, three skeletons dream about dinosaurs. See what happens when the dinosaurs decide to chase the skeletons!

Breaking news! NASA has chosen Luz Lucero to be the first kid astronaut! This charming bilingual book teaches children about space travel in a fun way.

After a rambunctious dog named Huesos passes away, he takes a journey to the afterlife with Calaca Pascuala. He continues wreaking so much havoc, the skeletons decide to send him back! This funny, rhyming book is an ideal choice for the Day of the Dead.

Before leaving home, a mother fox tells her child not to open the door for anyone. Soon after, Silence knocks. Reluctant at first, the young fox lets him inside. Although apprehensive, the fox learns how to listen to her thoughts and makes an...

After moving from Uruguay, Eva misses her best friend. Letters take forever and phone calls are expensive. Her mother tells her about the magic of tin can telephones. Will she find enough string to make it work?

P.J. Funnybunny does not want to be a bunny anymore. He tries living with a series of different animals, but he soon discovers that being a bunny is the best thing for him.

In this rhyming bilingual book, a girl lists all the rules you must follow when you have a pet flamingo.

Laxmi never noticed the little hairs over her upper lip until her classmates point them out. She wants to know if this is normal. Her parents teach her that hair grows everywhere and that's nothing to be ashamed of.

A fox arrives at school and begins to pick on a little boy. Things get increasingly worse, and the boy begins to get scared. He eventually confides in his mother. This picture book teaches the importance of talking to adults when bullying occurs.

Every day, Skunk carefully gathers all the ingredients he needs for dinner. Along the way home, he stops to offer a ride to some friends. What could possibly go wrong?

Avocado is confused. Is he a vegetable or a fruit? He visits the different sections of the supermarket looking for answers.

Once upon a time, there were two very poor families who shared a house. One rainy day, they invited an elderly lady to come inside. As a thank you, she left them two magic pumpkins. In this uplifting picture book, readers will see how this special...

Berta loves video games. Her older brother Pablo loves talking on his cell phone. Her younger brother Gael loves cartoons. Their father spends hours on his tablet and their mother is always on the computer. One day, their parents decide everyone...

Right before school is about to let out, the teacher announces that two migrants will be joining the class. Two siblings have no idea what that word means. They try to imagine what it could be, and even grow apprehensive about going to school the next...

When Mariano Rivera was growing up in Panama, he was so poor, he had to make gloves out of cardboard, a bat out of a tree limb, and a ball out of a wrapped rock! With his love of the game, talent, and great determination, he made it to the major leagues...

In this traditional African tale, an elephant loves to play with his eye as if it were a ball. One day, it falls in the water, and he becomes agitated when he cannot locate it. A little girl teaches him that if he stays calm, he will find the solution...

When she was seven years old, Zaha Hadid designed her own clothes and furniture. Forty two years later, she transformed architecture and created buildings that defied gravity. Learn about this groundbreaking architect in this illustrated biography.

This illustrated biography teaches children about the life of Mother Teresa from childhood to her humanitarian work in India.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg as aware of inequality ever since she was child. She vowed to make difference when she became a lawyer and a Supreme Court Justice. This biography will be an inspiration to all.

This illustrated biography introduces children to Rosa Parks and how she became an activist for civil rights.

Introduce children to one of the greatest soccer players of all time. They will enjoy seeing how Pele went from playing soccer with a homemade ball in the streets of Brazil to international superstar.

This illustrated biography teaches young children how Pablo Picasso became one of the greatest painters of all time.

In this illustrated biography, young children will learn about the life of Michelle Obama as a child, student, lawyer, and First Lady.

Maya Angelou lived most of her childhood in Stamps, Arkansas. She stopped speaking for five years after a traumatic experience at ahe eight. A friend of her grandmother's helped her discover her voice once again.

Learn how a poor girl in England named Mary Anning became the mother of paleontology.

When Martin Luther King Jr. was a child, the world was segregated. When he got older, he used the power of words to combat hate and violence. This illustrated book introduces children to his peaceful fight for civil rights.

This book shows how Marie Curie went from being a poor girl who was not allowed to go to college in her native country because she was a woman to becoming one of the greatest scientists of all time.

When Jane Goodall was a child, her parents gave her a stuffed chimpanzee toy. This gift inspired her love of animals. When she grew up, she studied chimpanzees in the wild and changed the way we view this amazing species.

This illustrated biography introduces children to the young climate change activist Greta Thunberg. They will be inspired to get involved in this important cause.