PreK-8

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?

Did you know that there are over a billion sheep on this planet or that being a shepherd is one of the oldest professions in the world? Have you ever wondered how their milk is turned into cheese or their wool into clothes? This illustrated book...

Striking photographs of animals teach children their colors while they marvel at the diverse beauty of nature.

There are so many species that we admire for their size, agility, swiftness, and other winning traits. In this book, Melissa Stewart celebrates the underdogs of the animal kingdom, including the slow Galapagos turtle, the stinky hoatzin, and the shy...

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.

Mary Lennox is just ten years old when she arrives at her uncle's mansion in Yorkshire. Her bad attitude begins to dissipate as she explores her new surroundings and makes new friends. Mary discovers hidden family secrets and learns to love again.

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...

This book teaches children about important American symbols and holidays. They include the bald eagle, the Statue of Liberty, Juneteenth, and Thanksgiving.

The book explores the institutions and systems of American government as a constitutional republic, and the reasons for them, including roles of President, Congress, Supreme Court, state government and other national and international bodies. Historical...

The book explores what it means to be a citizen of the USA, with a focus on both rights and responsibilities of citizens and political involvement, ways of obtaining citizenship. Historical topics/events covered include Colonial era, Bill of Rights...

Stacey is returning to New York! That means no more going to class with the girls, no more Charlotte Johanssen, and, worst of all, no more meetings of the Baby-Sitters Club. Everyone is saddened by the news, especially her best friend Claudia. What...

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...

Marlene loves three things: art, her Aunt Ruby, and spending time with her best friend Camilla. Her mother thinks she should concentrate on her studies and act more grown up. This includes straightening her frizzy hair. Marlene hates the salon. She...

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...

This treasure trove for Dr. Seuss fans contains seven of his beloved books including The Foot Book, The Cat in the Hat Comes Back, and There's a Wocket in My Pocket!

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.

After a young boy gets confused by a map his mother drew him, he starts to imagine all different kinds of maps, including treasure maps, maps of the human body, maps of feelings, and so much more.

You can find mammals in practically every corner of the Earth. Although they are quite varied and live in many different habitats, they all drink their mothers’ milk. This illustrated book teaches children all about mammals. Readers are invited to...

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.

This sturdy board book introduces children to the hedgehog. Children will learn about what they eat and how they live. With adorable illustrations and more text than your average board book, it will appeal to children of many ages.

When Benjamin is born, he receives all kinds of gifts. His mother cannot understand why her mother-in-law gives him a pink suitcase. Much to her chagrin, it becomes his favorite possession. It accompanies him through the years to school and beyond. ...

Poor Belzi! He's trapped at the fair and cannot get back to the underworld because he has lost his horns. They will only grow back if he does bad things. Some children try to help him, but he's a pathologically good demon.

Multiple award-winning writer Margarita Engle presents the lives of Cuban women artists in different poetic forms. Readers will learn about women from many disciplines and time periods. Historical notes are included.

This illustrated biography presents the life of Supreme Court justice Sonia Sotomayor. Her life and career will inspire readers to follow their dreams and fight for what they believe in.

Every year, across the nation, we celebrate Black History Month. Learn about the impressive life of Carter G. Woodson, founder of this important month-long event. He rose from poverty to become the first African American child of former slaves to...

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!

Gabby, Priya, and Mindy are best friends. They are different in many ways, but they all love animals and are not allowed to have pets at home. Unable to resist the furry temptation, they create a dog walking service they name PAWS. It turns out to be...

Soon after an uncomfortable truce is made with the Skandians, news comes that the Skandian leader has been captured by a desert tribe. The Rangers and Will are soon sent to save him. The warriors have never faced anything like the desert with its...

Katie Brown had thought that sixth grade would be no different than fifth, but boy was she wrong! Her best friend Callie returned from camp boy and fashion crazy, and she has been invited to join the Popular Girls Club. Since Katie is left out, she...

Death is a very difficult issue to discuss with children. This book uses fruit characters to make the subject less frightening. After Pilu the Pineapple goes to heaven, her friends try to find her. They learn that although they miss her, following her...

After Maia's cat loses a limb in an accident, she hopelessly wonders if one day, like her plants, his leg will grow back. This incident helps Maia understand her new classmate's disability. He's missing a leg, just like her cat, but that's no reason to...

Laura Rodríguez Colón has a plan: no matter what any adult says, she will live with her parents again. One day, she finds an abandoned puppy. It must be fate. Perhaps this is what she needs to put her plan inmotion.

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...

Mr. and Mrs. Little's youngest son has one extraordinary characteristic--he's a mouse! Children will delight in his hilarious adventures as he makes his mark in the oversized world around him. Set in New York City, E.B. White's timeless classic has...

Meet engineer and astronaut Ellen Ochoa, the first Latina in space! She remains a strong advocate for women and minorities in STEM.

All aboard! Learn about trains in this photo-packed book.

There are many things that cats can do that kids cannot. A determined young boy will stop at nothing until he figures out something that only humans can do.