PreK-8

The classic song comes alive in this colorful board book. Children will especially love the beak that appears when they open one of the spreads.

Young Santiago wanted to be an artist, but his father wanted him to become a doctor like he was. While he studied science, he realized that his artistic talent made him see things differently. This helped him solve complicated questions above the brain...

Artists find inspiration in many places. A trip to the heart of Africa, with its multi-hued land, colors, flavors, and secrets, changed the author/illustrator's outlook and had a great impact on his creative expression.

Meet Grammy Award Winner Bad Bunny! This biography traces his life from his childhood in Puerto Rico to his rise to fame.

Pablo wants to be an artist when he grows up. His younger sister Greta asks him what an artist is. This picture book, with its innovative illustrations, teaches children about art and the creative process.

Mexican artists Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera were a power couple of the art world. This bilingual board book introduces their lives and talent to young children.

This picture book biography introduces children to Leonardo da Vinci, the great Renaissance artist and inventor.

Join in the fun as a group of young animal friends makes music with pots, pans, and spoons.

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

This book introduces readers to Favio Chávez. In 2006, he went to the garbage dump in Cateura, Paraguay to teach the families that worked there the best way to sort and classify the trash. He began teaching the children how to play music, but he soon...

This book celebrates the life and activism of Argentine singer Mercedes Sosa. Known as the Voice of Latin America, she sang of injustice and struggle. A suggested play list is included.

Children will love this cumulative song about a singing frog and all the animals that quiet him.

Can you find math in your art? Discover math in art through symmetry, geometry, and patterns!

Told in the first person, this board book introduces young children to the life and art of Frida Kahlo.

This traditional song is presented in board book format. The endearing rhyme will be popular with young children.

In this beloved children's song, Don Gato receives a letter about marrying a beautiful white cat.

From the hit Disney movie Encanto comes this picture book version of the popular song We Don't Talk About Bruno.

Told in the first person, this illustrated biography teaches children about the inimitable painter Vincent Van Gogh.

Frida Kahlo was a remarkable painter with an unbreakable spirit. She was the first Mexican artist to exhibit in the Louvre. This illustrated biograpy introduces children to this remarkable talent.

Tina has a big, ferocious crocodile in her pocket. She also has a good friend, and, together, they have worked out a secret plan that only requires one thing that they both have plenty of: imagination. Their teacher has asked them to bring their...

What animal could you make with dinosaur feet, feather dusters, billiard balls, and a vacuum hose? In this innovative book, unfold the pages to find the answers to these beastly puzzles and learn about different species in a fun way.

Part biography, part graphic novel, this book introduces children to Frida Kahlo, the renown Mexican artist.

Velázquez, court painter to Spain's Felipe IV, was especially fond of painting the midgets who lived at the Palace. One of these midgets, Nicolás Pertusato, narrates this award-winning novel. As he recounts his life story, he tells of his enigmatic...

Told in verse, this is the story of Lump, a dog immortalized in paintings by Pablo Picasso. Information on Picasso is included at the end.

A little boy is so happy with the news that he is going to have a sibling; he sings a song about it. Scan the code on the back of the book to accompany him.

This illustrated biography teaches children how Selena rose to become a superstar of Tejano music.

Frida Kahlo is one of the most respected and popular artists of the 20th century. This teaches children about her life and work.

Meet the Queen of Salsa in this chapter book biography. Learn how a litte girl in Cuba who loved to sing went on to become an international superstar.

From award-winning author/illustrator Duncan Tonatiuh comes this introductory look at the life of Diego Rivera. It also contains a glossary, a note by the author, a list of places to visit, a section on the paintings that inspired the artwork in this...

This colorful board book introduces young children to the incomparable singer Celia Cruz.

Badger wants to start a band. Lift the flaps to see who wants to join it.

A poet composes verses and music inspired by nature and the sound of the birds. Much to his surprise, the birds come and accompany him, turning a tree near his home into the concert tree.

This book presents 35 Christmas arts and crafts projects for children using easily obtained materials and tools. They will enjoy making personalized gift tags, garlands, reindeer cups, Christmas stockings, and much more.

Caribbean music is rhythmic and full of life. This vibrantly illustrated book presents eight famous songs from various genres including cumbias, merengue, and guaracha. The different musical styles are explained at the end of the book.

Since she was a little girl, Teresa Carreño loved letting her hands dance across her piano. A revolution in Venezuela forced her family to move to the United States. She felt out of place and the Civil War was raging. Despite all this, she continued...

This picture book biography presents the life of music super star Carlos Santana. As it traces his musical evolution, it also discusses important social and political events of the time.

This illustrated reference introduces children to every type of music from classical to hip hop. It provides information on the genre and recommends a playlist. A glossary is also included.

This picture book biography presents the life of music super star Carlos Santana. As it traces his musical evolution, it also discusses important social and political events of the time.

Osvaldo wants to be a musician. He moves to a big city and enrolls in the conservatory. He discovers he is no good at piano, flute or drums, but, just as he is about to lose hope, he realizes he is not as clumsy as he thought.