PreK-8

When Malala was a little girl, she wanted to have a magic pencil to create things that would make people happy and erase the things that were unpleasant. Later on, the fearless girl learned that a pencil does not have to be magic to change the world. ...

This chapter book touches upon many important themes: immigration, racism, and acceptance. It tells the story of a friendship between a boy named Carlos and a girl named Aila, who moves to Spain from Africa with her father. Shunned at the first, the...

Children will learn the letters of the alphabet, the sounds they make, and the words they appear in as they accompany a colorful group of letters at school.

In this endearing picture book that captures the true meaning of holidays, the Christmas tree that Mr. Willowby orders is too large for his house. The piece that he has chopped off ends up bringing cheer to a whole host of people and animals alike.

Paula and her brother spend their vacation in a small town. While walking through the woods, they spot a gloomy house close to theirs. In the door well, sits an elderly lady with a wart on her big nose. She must be a witch!

Astrid and Nicole have always been inseparable. For that reason, when Astrid falls in love with skating and discovers that there will be a roller derby tournament in their town, she is convinced Nicole will be at her side. Nicole, however, has signed...

The Shakespearian classic has been adapted into picture book format for young children.

A few days before Christmas, someone steals the Statue of Liberty's crown! Help Detective X solve the case. Information on famous landmarks, questions about the Statue of Liberty, and interesting facts about New York City are provided at the end of the...

Readers will learn about different plants and trees with this book's rhyming text.

The rhyming text introduces children to the our amazingly diverse planet.

This rhyming book teaches children about different modes of transportation.

This rhyming book teaches children about the seasons in a fun way.

A little girl who loves to paint wonders what color she should use for a kiss. In doing so, she states objects she likes and dislikes for each color.

Beaver is not happy when Bear invites Duck over to play. When Duck arrives, Beaver sends him away. The second time he hears a knock, Beaver is convinced there's a ghost on the other side of the door. Bear tells him ghosts do not knock. When they hear...

When anyone invites Pedro to play, he replies he is already playing because he always has his cell phone in his hands or he is logged into his gaming system. He ends up missing out on all kinds of fun.

Lucas has always dreamed of flying. Each year at Christmas or when he blows out his birthday candles, he wishes for a pair of wings. His mother tells him there are other ways of achieving this goal. Once he begins to read, he discovers she is right!

Artwork from the Day of the Dead teaches children about emotions in both Spanish and English.

This illustrated biography introduces readers to the life of John F. Kennedy.

How you can show someone just how much you love them? In this tender book, Bear and Bunny discover the perfect way to tell each other how much they care about one another.

What would you do if you were face to face with the Abominable Snowman? Find out what happened to Ramay, a lazy boy whose mother tells him to go outside and do something useful.

A little boy named Hugo meets the night dragon and accompanies him as he brings dreams to all the sleeping children.

Under an acacia tree, right next to the skeleton of a dromedary, a boy named Kinti finds a leather bag containing a slingshot, a copy of the Koran, and a book of poetry in a foreign language. As he grows up, he learns the power of words and is...

Pepper is none too pleased when a new kitten is brought into the home. After a little mishap, things begin to change for the better.

This rhyming book teaches children to count to ten and back down to one as guests enter and leave Johnny's house.

In these five short stories for beginning readers, Arnold Lobel's endearing character explores his feelings as well as the world around him. He invites the winter into his house, discovers some strange lumps in his bed, makes tear-water tea, discovers he...

This illustrated biography introduces children to Ada Lovelace, considered the world's first programmer. Daughter of Lord Byron and the mathematician Anne Milbanke, her ideas and detailed notes helped to influence computer science over 100 years after...

Three-Eyed Frog lives in a polluted pond, over which hangs a dark cloud. While jumping, she discovers what she thought was a cloud is actually smoke. After that, she decides to do something about it.

A very cool girl invites all the cool creatures in the forest to a very cool party. As her guests arrive, she turns them all away because they do not fit her criteria. Bored and alone, she realizes she should accept people the way they are.

What do a hare and a frog have in common? What about a serpent and a camel? Discover the answers in this board book.

When a charming grasshopper embarks on a journey, he observes different characters and discovers some very peculiar modes of behavior.

With very little text, this book captures the desperation that one little girl feels when Anja, a photographer with the United Nations that she has befriended, is getting ready to leave the Middle Eastern country where she is stationed. Azadah...

This innovative book teaches children about different types of mushrooms and shows readers where they grow and which animals eat them. Flaps can be moved to reveal more information.

The other penguins do not accept Blue Penguin because he looks different. Lonely, he sings a melancholy song until, one day, a little penguin approaches him and changes his whole life.

Emily Elizabeth is a little anxious about starting kindergarten. When her teacher says that everyone in the class can bring something from home to make the transition easier, just guess what Emily Elizabeth chooses!

When Sam Grave's friend Lucy disappears inside her locker, Sam and Antonio must find her and rescue her from Eerie Elementary!

Bea is sick and tired of her brother Guille breaking her toys. For her birthday, she asks for a big bike that he won't be able to use. The only problem with it is that she is scared to try it out and afraid he might learn to ride it before her. ...

Readers will cheer on Bea as she tries to overcome her fear of the dark.

Mail Mouse has a new route. This one takes him to outer space, Candy Land, Miniville, the Land of the Giants, and many other extraordinary places.

Young children will love guessing what vehicle is hiding behind the one in each picture.

This book turns learning the alphabet into a visual game. Young children will enjoy looking for the letters hidden in the colorful artwork.