PreK-8

Every human being is unique. Every human being has rights. This book teaches children about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and explains the importance of respect and acceptance.

The etiquette classic from the Urbanidad de Carreño has been read throughout Latin America for generations. This edition has been updated for today's children. In addition to the timeless norms about listening well, being neat, and asking for...

From the author of the popular Narwhal series comes this picture book about Rot, a mutant potato that signs up for a beauty pageant. Does he stand a chance against an adorable little bunny, a cuddly kitten, and a pink jellyfish?

Areli Morales shares the story of her life. She was six years old when her parents brought her from Mexico to New York City. She had to work hard to learn a new language and fit in. With time, the US began to feel a lot more like home. Her...

It can be difficult for young children to understand what a virus is and how it spreads. In this illustrated book, Tobias, a Coronavirus cell, explains where viruses come from, how they travel from host to host, and how humans can protect themselves.

A girl named Rosa weaves creations from fog that people buy to cover things they do not want to see. One day, she receives a letter from her father that completely changes her outlook and her craft. Children will learn that under the densest of fog,...

When Dragon finds a fat cat sitting in the snow in front of his house, he decides to invite him in. Before he knows it, Dragon has a family.

Don Osito was Salvador Dalí's sister's beloved teddy bear. In this charming picture book, Don Osito shares his memories about the painter, his sister, and their friend Federico García Lorca. Short biographies of these important figures are included at...

Do you know what a paleontologist does? What did the largest dinosaur weigh? Do any direct descendents of the dinosaurs exist? Learn the answers to these and other questions.

Do you know where the smallest bones in your body is located? What does the heart do? How many muscles do you use when you smile? Discover the answers to these and other questions about the human body.

How long can whales hold their breath underwater? Why are flamingoes pink? Which bird is the rhino's best friend? Learn the answers to these and other fascinating questions about animals.

Hedgehog invites Harry to a sleepover. He pitches a tent in his yard and awaits the arrival of his friend.

Divided into sections including at school, in stores, and on vacation, this book introduces children to different types of professions. They will learn about cafeteria workers, special education teachers, stable hands, ski patrol, mail carriers, chefs,...

After the sheep loses her shadow while escaping from the wolf, she tries in vain to get another one. Other animals offer to give her their shadows, but they do not quite fit. The solution comes in an unlikely form. This book comes with a separate...

While hunting aliens, Binky the Space Cat ends up outside! After being bitten by a swarm, his human rescues him. All seems fine until Binky realizes that his beloved toy Ted was left behind. Now he will have to plot to get him back without his family...

As the Day of the Dead approaches, Lupita and her Uncle Urbano welcome the monarch butterflies, which Uncle Urbano has told his niece are the souls of their beloved deceased relatives. This year, however, the holiday will feel quite different for Lupita...

In this modern take on Little Red Riding Hood, Celulinda texts her grandmother and tells her she is bringing her a cake for her birthday. Along the way, she encounters the Big Bad Wolf, who takes a shortcut to grandma's when he finds out where she is...

This book contains seven short stories featuring robot protagonists with different jobs to do. Readers will meet Teobaldo, the fireman, Robiño, the striker, Telurio, the pirate, and other fun characters.

Jacob wants to be an astronaut, but his father wants him to take over the family business when he is older. One day, in the park, he meets a girl named Aisha, who shares his love of the stars. Because he is Jewish and she is Muslim, their families do...

This book introduces readers to the plight of many children throughout the world. In a simple, yet highly effective way, it touches on the themes of poverty, underdevelopment, and child labor.

A little girl dreams of all the jobs she'll do when she is older. Maybe she'll be an engineer like her mother, a pilot like her brother, an archaeologist like her uncle, and so much more.

You might think buggers are gross, but they are a important part of our defense system. This book will truly change the way readers view them.

It's Christmastime underwater. Share in Narwhal's excitement for the coming holiday!

Ideal for independent readers, this full-color graphic novel introduces children to an inquisitive pig named Baloney and his friends Bizz the bee, Peanut the horse, and Krabbit the grouchy rabbit.

Did you know that many people on the planet suffer from malnutrition? Why are there some foods with little nutritional value? It's important to know where your food comes from and how to eat well and sustainably.

What happens to all the things we throw out? This book explains the importance of recycling, reusing, and reducing what we consume.

Tired of doing chores, a boy named Kenta decides to buy a robot and make him his double. When the robot asks him for some details, Kenta must reflect upon his life and personality. This picture book teaches children that we are all unique.

Binky is a brave, daring cat. He wants to explore outer space, but who will protect his humans from attacking aliens?

What do astronauts eat? What experiments do they perform? How do they go to the bathroom? This book explains everything from space travel to life in a space station in a way children will understand.

Green Monster is sad because the park is full of garbage and this presents dangers to both animals and people. Sandra, Omar, and Olivia decide to help. This lovely story teaches children to love nature and do something about all the things we throw...

Carrasco's neighbor uses an expression about him containing the word bird. The curious boy goes on a campaign to try and find out why. This book comes with a poster that will teach readers about different kinds of birds.

Barnabus is half mouse and half elephant. He was created in the secret lab under the Perfect Pet Shop. He is kept hidden away because he is considered a failed project. When he hears about plans to recycle all of the failed projects, he swings into...

When most people think of treasures, they envision gold and jewels. The children in this book teach readers what is truly important and valuable in this world: happy memories, books, dreams, teachers, and tranquility, just to name a few.

This book explains the inspiration behind Pablo Neruda's Oda a una cebolla. The complete poem is provided at the end.

A visually-impaired girl walks with her blind father to school every day. She is amazed at how perceptive her father is about people and the two turn a mundane stroll into an imaginative adventure.

Up-close photography and clearly worded sentences introduce children to the busy world of bees. Comprehension questions are provided at the end of the book.

After Jelly gets Narval to try peanut butter, things are never the same! At least it gets his mind off of waffles...at least temporarily.

Is it always hot in the desert? Why is sea water salty? What is a capital? How many countries are there on the planet? In addition to answering these and many more questions, this atlas introduces children to our diverse world, including its countries,...

Crabby wants to go to bed, but Plankton won't let him. He eventually finds a way to get some sleep.

Miss Teresa teaches her students about the water cycle and why water is so important to us.