PreK-8

In this rhyming picture book about the importance of sharing, Mr. Ferret plants a garden and patiently waits for the fruit and vegetables to grow. When the plants are ready to be harvested, they disappear! At least he can always count on his friend Mr...

Nico is not sure what he wants to be when he grows up. Each time he mentions a new idea, his family tells him he will be whatever he wants. This encouraging picture book will make children contemplate different professions.

Pink Monster tells the story of how Blue Monster found his true calling and changes life in the forest for the better. This book teaches the important concepts of respect, acceptance, and empathy.

Oscar finds a real treasure--a book--and learns about different animals. Children will enjoy reading about the different species just like he did.

In this rhyming, cumulative picture book, Spry Fly bakes a cake and its enticing aroma brings a series of visits. Based on a Russian folktale, it makes an ideal read-aloud.

This fanciful manual teaches you how to meet and befriend ghosts. After all, they get lonely, too.

Alejandra is a forgetful girl who is always in a hurry. Written in rhyming text, this is a loving tribute by the author to his daughter.

In a clever take on Ten Little Monkeys, this time ten little mariachis are ready to play. Something happens to each of the musicians until there is only one left. Told in rhyme, this book will help children to learn to count backwards.

Parsley asks his grandmother do different animals poop. He then inquires about trees. He learns how trees make and store waste.

Both fruit and vegetables come from plants. Discover what makes them different from one another.

Samantha the elephant travels by train to the city, where she experiences her first urban adventure. The trip helps her overcome her fears and discover a new world. Includes educational games.

Ivana the frog and friends Pablo the toad, Alberta the goose, Maria the squirrel, Fidel the duck, and others enjoy the four seasons in the pond where they live. Includes educational games.

Pipo is a little robin that wants to learn to fly. With a great deal of effort he makes it and, by flying high up in the sky, discovers a wonderful universe. Includes educational games.

John the Tree is very happy because every day he gets a new leaf. But he's so conceited that he doesn't let any creature come near him lest they spoil his foliage, thus offending everybody. When autumn comes, however, his leaves change...and so does his...

John the tree is happy because the awful winter is over. With spring his first leaves are beginning to sprout, and all his friends have come back. Includes educational games.

Clara the cow, Claudia the sheep, and Carla the little goat are good friends who are unhappy on Mr. Wolf's farm. They devise a clever plan of escape. Includes educational games.

The little monkey Pepe is afraid to climb trees so Celestino the elephant decides to lend him a hand. Finally, Pepe finds his courage and ends up saving his comrades from a lion's attack! Includes educational games.

Celestino the elephant finds a lost egg and, with the aid of his friends (a hippo, a giraffe and a tiger), decides to find out to whom it belongs. A lovely story about caring for the environment and welcoming diversity. Includes educational games.

Bruno is a sweet, yet rather clumsy horse. He comes up with an ingenious plan to win over the mare Blanca. Activities and games appear at the end of the book.

Tomasito the baby mouse is quite sleepy, but his roommate, Tico the lamb, doesn't want to stop playing. Luckily, Tico's mom knows just what to do.

Discover what happens above and underground throughout the seasons in a garden that a little girl tends with her grandmother. Information about the different animals and insects mentioned in the story is provided at the end of the book.

The United States and Mexico share many holidays. These special days reflect common values, mutual respect for family and history, and rich cultural heritages. Through folk art, Nancy Maria Grande Tabor shows the similarities and differences of various...

One rainy day, a little girl finds a box with old photographs and starts to imagine what life was like when her mother was a child.

A little boy shares how special he feels because of the love in his family's arms.

This Pemon Indian tale tells of a firefly that rejects the love of a scraggly raspberry bush, only to regret his decision later when the bush produces its luscious fruit.

A boy swings in the branches of his favorite tree when he is very young. Later, as an adult, he uses the same branches to build a house and the tree's trunk to build a ship. Many years pass and the faithful tree fears she will never again see the boy,...

In this delightful story of opposites, a young boy named Quinito describes his everyday activities. From waking up in the morning to going to the park on a sunny day or staying home when it rains, Quinito teaches this importance concept, making readers...

Grumpy Monkey is invited to a party, but he doesn't want to go because he can't dance. The other animals try to teach him how, but he doesn't enjoy it. Will he manage to have a good time at the party?

A sailor named Lalo wants to find a good place for his fish friend Rosa to live. He searches near and far, but so many places have been invaded by plastic bottles. This picture book draws attention to this global issue in a way children will understand.

Nina the koala wakes up on her birthday with body aches, high fever, and a cough. Instead of celebrating, she visits Croc Doc and learns about colds and viruses.

Jana the gazelle has broken her foot practicing for a long jump competition. Luckilu Croc Doc is available to help her heal.

Horse has woken up early to go to the new market. He wants to try the yummy fruit. He's not the only one who has the idea. Other farm animals ask to go with him. Will they all make it? This delightful picture book is filled with onomatopoeia and...

In this exquisitely illustrated book, Topotapo visits Topotipo in the country. Three days later, Topotipo travels to the city, where life is quite different. Readers will have to decide if a tranquil, simple life in the country is better than a...

Teodoro and her sister love baking. They go to the market each Saturday to buy ingredients. On one trip, they make a startling discovery: their favorite merchants are monsters! They come up with an ingenious plan to deal with this surprise.

The key ingredient in the witches' favorite soup is a heaping tablespoon of frogs. They add the perfect color and taste, but they jump, escape, and run away! What will the chef do?

Millie and her mother move to Garden Glen where everything is orderly and looks the same. Millie decides to plant seeds from her old garden. Her unique plants upset the townsfolk, but she doesn't pay them any mind. Instead, she manages to find...

After a big argument, a brother and his sister realize their house has split in two. Their mother lives on one side, and their father on the other. Each day, the divide grows bigger and bigger until, one day, things had to change.

Adela loves her family's mariachi band. She wants to be part of it, but she cannot play any instruments or dance gracefully like her mother and sisters. During one performance, she finally realizes how she can participate.

Mr. Hatch does not interact with people in his town or his job. One winter's day, he receives an unexpected package with a note that says someone loves you. Who could have sent it? His search for his secret admirer changes his entire way of being.

The harvest has been celebrated since ancient times. This book presents 12 harvest festivals from all over the world. The countries include South Korea, Barbados, India, and Germany.