PreK-8

Striking photographs and clear text teach children all about tsunamis.

This title teaches readers about the immune system. Readers will learn about the importance of the immune system and the main defenses their body has against pathogens, like B cell, antibodies, and T cells.

This title teaches readers about the digestive system. Readers will learn that food is fuel for their bodies, and about the long and amazing journey that food takes through the digestive system to be broken down into something the body can use.

What do windshield wipers, the circular saw, and the non-reflective glass found in eyeglasses have in common? They were all invented by women. This book spans over 250 years and presents the lives and contributions of amazing women. They faced...

Fruit and vegetables are not just delicious; they are full of vitamins. Grouped by color, this book teaches children how they make us healthy and strong.

Presented in a large-size picture book format, this is the story of the Mars Rover Curiosity. It explains how it was built at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, how it got its name, how it got to Mars, and what its mission hoped to accomplish...

A cruel war has divided the dragon tribes for generations and five young dragons are the only hope for peace. According to the prophecy, the five chosen ones must be hidden away until it's time to act. What would happen if they had chosen to flee from...

Micah's grandfather Ephraim has always told him fantastic stories about the magical Circus Mirandus. Now that Ephraim is dying, he tells Micah that the circus is indeed real and its powerful magician known as the Lightbender owes him a miracle. Micah...

Once upon a time, there was a drop of water named Iris that fell from the sky and landed on the ground. She had no idea where she was or where she should go. This oversized picture book introduces young children to the water cycle. A two-page...

A lot has been written about Rosa Parks. This book lets you hear her story in her own words. She narrates the crucial role that she played in the Civil Rights Movement and the years right after the Montgomery boycott.

Your host is happy to see you. It appears that you like strong emotions, haunted houses, clueless mediums, vacillating ghosts, and headless adults. We admire your bravery. We hope your stay inside this book will be as scary as you want. The hotel is...

Written by a Colombian child psychologist, this book teaches readers that our skin comes in a myriad of colors. These differences should be accepted and celebrated. It also mentions what they should do if they encounter racism.

This is the story of two cousins, one in the United States and one in Mexico, and how their daily lives are different yet similar. Charlie takes the subway to school; Carlitos rides his bike. Charlie plays in fallen leaves; Carlitos plays among the local...

This book introduces readers to the rules, curious facts, and leading athletes of 14 popular sports. They include baseball, basketball, swimming, hockey, and football.

In this rhyming picture book about the importance of sharing, Mr. Ferret plants a garden and patiently waits for the fruit and vegetables to grow. When the plants are ready to be harvested, they disappear! At least he can always count on his friend Mr...

Cristian never imagined the number of adventures he would have when he started looking for work. Blanca had no idea where she would study to become a nature fairy. When their paths cross, they never expected that a world full of dragons, witches,...

Nico is not sure what he wants to be when he grows up. Each time he mentions a new idea, his family tells him he will be whatever he wants. This encouraging picture book will make children contemplate different professions.

Pink Monster tells the story of how Blue Monster found his true calling and changes life in the forest for the better. This book teaches the important concepts of respect, acceptance, and empathy.

Tiana, her family, and her dog, along with many others, leave their town due to a terrible drought. Mateo and his brother welcome the strangers with kindness as opposed to others that want them out of there. Tiana warns her friends about the high risk...

Oscar finds a real treasure--a book--and learns about different animals. Children will enjoy reading about the different species just like he did.

In this rhyming, cumulative picture book, Spry Fly bakes a cake and its enticing aroma brings a series of visits. Based on a Russian folktale, it makes an ideal read-aloud.

This fanciful manual teaches you how to meet and befriend ghosts. After all, they get lonely, too.

Rita longs to enter the Great Magic Cave in order to become the witch she would like to be. Her background and lack of ability with the wand will make her quest quite difficult.

Meet Marcos Mostaza. He is almost 11 years old and he would love to live near Disney World in Florida. For the meantime, he must content himself with living with his family near Zaragoza and hanging out with his friends Hanif and Lorena. The book...

This colorful reference introduces readers to the greatest players and moments in soccer history.

The young narrator shares all the wonderful things he/she does with his/her hands including planting, making a snowman, cooking, clapping, and clasping a parent in a strong hug.

Anton and family have to move in order to hide the fact that they are zombies. Perhaps no one will notice that his eye has fallen out . Also, how will they turn his grandmother into a fellow zombie if she is practically deaf? Readers will love the mix...

Alejandra is a forgetful girl who is always in a hurry. Written in rhyming text, this is a loving tribute by the author to his daughter.

These poems offer a creative, fun way to teach children about different animals from Latin America.

In a clever take on Ten Little Monkeys, this time ten little mariachis are ready to play. Something happens to each of the musicians until there is only one left. Told in rhyme, this book will help children to learn to count backwards.

Judy Moody is not in the mood to do math. Her substitute teacher thinks she could use some extra help and suggests she take some private lessons. When Judy meets her tutor, who is a stylish college student, her attitude toward math changes completely,...

Come explore the planets in the solar system with this non-fiction chapter book.

This thought-provoking collection of poems explores peace and solidarity from different points of view. From far-away lands to fictional countries to the reality of the world that surrounds us, this book masterfully maps the human experience.

Mildred is the wost student at Miss Cackle's Academy for Witches. It doesn't take long for the best student at the school to become her worst enemy.

Summer session has just begun and it doesn't take Mildred long to get in trouble at Miss Cackle's Academy for Witches. This time it's the new girl's fault is not as innocent as she tries to appear!

Parsley asks his grandmother do different animals poop. He then inquires about trees. He learns how trees make and store waste.

This book teaches children about animals and insects that live in Mexico including the armadillo, Monarch butterfly, and the jaguar.

Both fruit and vegetables come from plants. Discover what makes them different from one another.

This book teaches children all about gravity.

Heidi uses a little bit of magic to create the perfect Halloween costume to get back at mean Melanie Maplethorpe, but things get out of hand.