PreK-8

In this rhyming story, a princess who lives in a book of fairy tales that few library patrons read, is sad. One day, a girl opens another rarely read book and out pops a pirate. Thus begins the most unlikely of love stories.

Moving is never easy. The little girl in this book has lived all over the world and is constantly being asked where she is from. After many years, countries, and experiences, she discovers where she truly belongs.

Ana does not know what to think when Aunt Trina comes to her house. People say she's difficult and crazy. Ana has to divide her Sundays between Trina and her social media. What begins as an obligation turns into an enjoyable time learning about the...

Camila was born on a farm in Europe in a country with drastic temperature changes. When she moves to a tropical place with eternal spring, she acts out. Could she have mad cow disease? Advanced vocabulary words that appear in orange throughout the...

The world is coming to an end. It’s up to the Bad Guys to save it. They might have to 'borrow' a rocket. There could be something gross in the space suit. Could it be that Mr. Piranha ate too many bean burritos?

With just one line of text, this book teaches children about winter through its delightful artwork. They will see the characters playing in the snow, getting ready for Christmas, and much more.

With just one line of text, this book teaches children about fall through its delightful artwork. They will see the characters playing in the leaves, flying kites, and much more.

With just one line of text, this book teaches children about spring through its delightful artwork. They will see the characters planting flowers, painting Easter eggs, and much more.

Bambú is too timid to corral the sheep with his mother and siblings. His life changes completely when he is adopted by a little boy. They form a strong bond and the dog blossoms under his loving care. This book shows children the sense of loyalty and...

Fiona is very upset after her grandmother dies. With the help of a group of animals and her mother, she discovers that her grandmother is always with her.

Animal dads show little children that there are many ways to say I love you.

This rhyming board book teaches young children where different animals live. It saves the best one for last!

Bestselling author Louise Hay teaches children the power of positive thinking, especially about themselves. She presents examples they will relate to and learn from.

In this rhyming story, Timoteo does not like to bathe or tidy up his house. His friends help him learn the importance of being clean.

In this rhyming picture book, Pepito the mouse want his cheese all to himself. He soon learns the importance of sharing and friendship.

Natalie Andrewson has adapted and illustrated E.T.A. Hoffmann's beloved Christmas classic into a graphic novel. Readers will love seeing how Marie's nutcracker comes to life and whisks her away to a world filled with fairies, magic, and fierce battles.

This book introduces children to the Arctic hare and shows them what they eat, how they raise their young, and survive in the harsh climate.

Millions of people have been forced to flee their homelands. This bilingual book presents 10 ways to make refugee children feel welcome.

Millions of people have been forced to flee their homelands. This bilingual book presents 10 ways to make refugee children feel welcome.

It's not fair. Grown ups spends a lot of time in front of computers, cellphones, and tablets. In this book, Martin learns the importance of limiting screen time.

The Magic Rescuers’ new adventure takes Lucas, Zoe, and Marina to Magasia, the Easternmost region of the magic world. There they find a flying carpet, a cave full of treasure, and a toaster that grants wishes!

Onsen is the name given to the thermal baths in Japan. This story was inspired by the monkeys that live in the Jigokudani Valley. It shows them enjoying both the warm water and the mountains. The simple text captures their peaceful existence.

Have you ever wondered what it's like inside of a bald eagle's nest, ant hill, water spider's web, prairie dog's burrow or cocoon? This detailed illustrations in this oversized book teach you about the amazing animal constructions you can find in nature.

Human beings are very adaptable. We can live in many different kinds of homes. This book looks at how living spaces have changed over the years and how houses vary from place to place.

Anne loves fall in Avonlea, especially going to school with her best friend Diana. Everything changes when a new student arrives who makes fun of her red hair. Anne never thought she could feel so angry. How will she get over this?

Stink cannot wait to buy book five in the Nightmare on Zombie Street series and participate in the Midnight Zombie March. All this talk about the undead is beginning to make Stink think that maybe there are zombies following him!

Miguel takes Coquí with him everywhere he goes in San Juan. Sadly, he has to leave him behind when he moves with his parents to New York City. Miguel misses his old home and pet terribly, but, after exploring the Big Apple with his mother, he discovers...

Clara Clarisa, the librarian of the world's smallest library, can choose the perfect book for patrons by just looking at them. One day, three mysterious people show up who appear to be looking for something more than a book. Ramona and Guido, two kids...

Amy goes to the library in search of her favorite book, but it's not there. She asks the librarian if someone has checked it out, but she was told it was banned because it was not deemed appropriate for elementary school. Amy and her friends decide to...

It's Carnival time in St. Lucia and Melba cannot wait to go. She misses the bus, but, luckily, friends and neighbors accompany her on a musical trip to the vibrant, colorful celebration. Creole words pepper the Spanish text and information about the...

In the middle of a busy city, a plant begins to grow by a lamp post. Amidst the hustle and bustle, the flowers turn into watermelons. No one seems to notice until one day, a little girl decides to make a car out of the giant fruit. Others soon follow...

Accompany a group of little mice as they go to school. The rhyming text adds musicality to the colorful artwork.

What looks like dog barf, smells like a corpse flower, stars in one of the scariest movies that Stink has ever seen, and is intelligent enough to make its way out of mazes? The answer is the Green Slime and it's taking over Stink's room!

Fox passes over different surfaces while out for a drive. Little does he know that some friends tag along for the ride!

Narwhal follows a group of fish to school. When they arrive, they find out that the teacher is sick. The versatile Narwhal turns himself into the best substitute teacher ever!

Jenny has been very sad since her parents split up. Her mother meets someone new and Jenny fears she might lose her all together when her mother leaves for a six-month scholarship. She goes to stay with her grandmother and befriends a dragon named...

Little Chaski has to deliver a message before the sun sets, but, along the way, he stops to help animals in need. Will he make it on time? This book teaches readers about Incan culture and the Quechua language.

Emma is scared to sleep in a bed by herself and her stuffed animals want to help her. How will they be able to do that when they have their own fears?

In the town of Chewandswallow, food falls from the sky instead of snow and rain. Unfortunately, the weather soon takes a turn for the worse and portion sizes gets so large, the town folk begin to fear for their lives! Children will love the clever...

This book presents heroic acts of civil disobedience and the people who had the courage to take a stand. Starting with Prometheus from Greek mythology and ending with Mahvash Sabet in Iran, it demonstrates the importance of freedom socially,...