PreK-8

With eight kids and somewhat extravagant parents, the Numerozzis are not your typical family. Readers will have a good laugh as they wach them prepare to leave the house in the morning.

It was supposed to be a peaceful weekend in the forest. When strange things begin to happen, the Magic Rescuers blame the snipes. The clues lead them deep into the forest in order to solve a fantastic mystery.

Everyone's favorite third-grader, Judy Moody, wants to be a doctor just like Elizabeth Blackwell, and she gets the opportunity when her class begins to study the human body. Just imagine what will happen when she starts thinking about the ideal project!

While a surfer is heading to the beach, many people ask him for a ride. They keep piling into his car until everything comes to an explosive stop!

What animal has a long neck and two fuzzy horns? Which one uses its ears to fan itself when it's hot? This book presents seven baby animals that live in Africa.

Young children will enjoy learning about baby animals from Europe.

Told in rhyme, Baby shares a tribute to a very special dad.

Lupe Wong wants to be the first female pitcher in the Major Leagues. During her whole childhood, she has stood up for various causes, both noble and not so much. She needs to get an A in all of her classes in order to meet her favorite pitcher, Fu Li...

In this large-format board book, little Crocodile's trip to the beach is filled with sounds, emotions, and fun!

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...

Two groups of kids are in the park. They can’t understand each other because one trio speaks Spanish and the other speaks English. As they play together, they realize that fun and friendship transcend the language barrier.

Students often spend a long time learning about the early European settlements, such as Jamestown, and the founding the 13 British colonies that became the United States. Remembering and digesting so much information can be difficult, especially for...

Though it was written more than 200 years ago, the first 10 amendments included in the Bill of Rights are still being interpreted today. All readers can benefit from the concise explanation of why the Bill of Rights was written and what each amendment...

The highest law in the United States isn't written in modern English. Yet students are expected to know and understand much of what it says, as well as facts about how and why it was written. Readers are presented with the most important points of the...

Penguin is sick and tired of so much snow and decides he needs a tropical vacation. When he arrives at the beach, he makes a life-long friend that shows him how to play in a warm climate. Penguin gets to return the favor in this adorable picture book...

Thanks to global warming, Mr. & Mrs. Willoughby, who have been frozen on a Swiss mountain, have defrosted and decided to go home after 30 years. Will their son recognize them? They are shocked to learn what has happened during their long absence.

Jacqueline Woodson narrates her childhood in this award-winning collection of poems. Growing up with vestiges of Jim Crow laws and the emerging Civil Rights Movement, they paint a picture of a girl looking to find her place in this world.

Baby loves mommy and shares all the reasons why she is so special.

Once upon a time, in a magical land filled with fairies, dragons, and knights, a young waiter at the Fat Ogre Inn accidentally gets transferred the powers belonging to the evil wizard Calderaus. He doesn't know how to use them and Calderaus wants them...

Mira cannot wait to start Unicorn School. She has dreamed of this for a long time. Little does she know that she will be paired with the naughtiest unicorn in the place!

Pong is a happy robot. He lives in the country with his best friend Camila. There is only one thing that upsets him: the doctor told him he does not have a heart. Will he ever hear the beating sound he longs for? Could Camila have the solution?

In this rhyming story, Tom Thumb and his siblings find a castle and decide to go inside. When the ogre who lives there sees them, he tells them they are his next meal. They stall him by teaching him about proper hygiene, social distancing, and mask...

In book one, Billie B.'s grumpy neighbor refuses to return the soccer ball that falls in her yard. How will she get I back? In book two, Billie B. and Jack's classroom is filled with bees and Jack is allergic!

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 little girl enjoyed a peaceful, happy life until the big catastrophe came and ruined everything. Readers will be quite surprised to realize what, or should I say who, she is referring to?

Join Charles Darwin on his amazing voyages and see how he developed the theory of evolution and natural selection. This biography, told in chapter book format, includes a detailed chronology and glossary.

Most people think that computing is a modern invention, but Ada Lovelace, born in 1815, is actually history’s first programmer. This chapter-book biography teaches readers all about this fascinating innovator.

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,...

It's going to be a great weekend. Karen has a new pair of skates and she wants to try out a few new tricks. Unfortunately, she falls and breaks her wrist. She wants EVERYONE she knows to sign her cast. That turns out to be harder than she thought.

Karen Brewer lives next door to Mrs. Porter, who wears long robes and has a black cat. Karen knows she shouldn't spy on her neighbor, but she wants to prove that she is a witch!

Big Shark has big teeth and he is hungry. Oh, no...Little Shark better think of something quickly!

Children will be fascinated to discover how technology has evolved over the years.

This book teaches children how to make smart decisions regarding the use of technology.

Milo believes that one day he will turn into a ferocious wolf. When he learns that he has to train all day to achieve his goal, he worries that he will have to change who he is. His friends help him hone his skills and make him realize that he can...

Told in the first person, this picture book features a young boy who feels lonely and fears being called upon in class because he stutters. His father takes him to the river and makes him realize that he talks like the water, sometimes smoothly other...

Zuri's hair sometimes has a mind of its own, but today she needs a special look. After a few missteps, her father comes up with the perfect style. This book encourages children to express and celebrate themselves.

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...

You might be scared of the dark, but did you know that the dark is more scared of you? Why do you think it hides all day and only comes out when you are asleep? This endearing picture book offers a wonderful way to allay this common childhood fear.

When a little girl moves, she wonders what her neighbors and new classmates will be like. This picture book captures both her trepidation and hope.