Fiction

A boy announces that it is story time. The animals join him on the couch, but each time he tries to begin, one of the animals stops him. In this humorous, cumulative board book, things really get turned upside down when the rhinoceros wants his...

Lila adores Lola, her pet tiger. They love to walk through the city streets and eat churros and chocolate for breakfast. There's no chance Lola would prefer to return to the jungle, right?

From the pen of actress Eva Mendes comes this endearing picture book that both children and adults will identify with. It's bedtime, but Desi fears a monster under her bed. Her mother helps her realize that she can control her thoughts and self-soothe.

This fun picture book helps children practice counting from 1 to 10 and from 10 to 1 as they follow 10 witches on a broom. With its rhyming text, it’s an ideal read aloud for Halloween or any time of the year.

This delightful board book, with its origami style illustrations, teaches young children about marine life and accepting differences.

In this rhyming board book, young children learn that we all poop, even knights, kings, and princesses! With colorful illustrations and doors to open, it's an ideal book for toddlers beginning potty training.

In this poetic, rhyming board book, young children will learn how expressive eyes can be. Some have luminous looks, while others have curious ones. Unfold the sturdy pages to find colorful illustrations that help explain the text.

It’s fall, and Bear is all alone. Accompany her through the seasons. When spring arrives, she receives a sweet surprise.

Lift the flaps and learn how to count to five with best friends Squirrel and Bird.

Nap time is about to end, but Leo has not slept a wink. A friend wakes up and helps him make a tent out of mats. Soon everyone joins in the fun. When the parents arrive to pick up their children, find out what Leo is doing.

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

Angelo the angelfish lives in an amazing tank that is filled with a treasure chest, a Bubbleman, and colorful pebbles. When a new fish moves in, will he learn how to share and be a good friend?

In this rhyming board book, everyone wants to know why bear is crying. The answer will both surprise and move you.

Everyone has a blankie or stuffed animal to hug except Pio-Pio. Good thing his friends are willing to share!

Best friends Squirrel and Bird are outside enjoying a beautiful day. Lift the flaps to learn colors with them.

It's snack time. Felix smells something delicious. He asks his cousins to help him locate the food. Along the way, everyone abandons him as they find something they like. This book teaches children how to count from five to one and from one to five...

Why are the animals being so quiet? Find out in this colorful board book that teaches children opposites and animal sounds.

Book does not want to do anything. Perhaps a hug would change his mood?

Four insect friends are searching for a good place to live. Could it be a puddle or a log? A butterfly helps them find the perfect spot in this picture book that reinforces the importance of maintaining green spaces.

In this oversized board book, a little mouse is full of questions when he is told he is going to be a big brother. He wonders what the baby will be like and if his parents will love him as much as they do now. Many young readers will identify with this...

Alebrijes are spirit guides. This colorful board books presents animals carved into these magical beings, teaching young children their names in both Spanish and English.

Mateo is adopting a puppy. He uses his purple skills to take good care of his new pet.

In this moving picture book, a little girl misses her grandmother. She realizes that when she looks inside her heart, she can see, hear, smell, and enjoy her once again.

Some people dream of perfect waves, luxurious castles or flying a plane while others dream of having a friend or enough to eat. What about young Miguel? While he works with his grandfather under the hot Oaxaca sun selling coconuts and dream catchers,...

It's hard to say goodbye to someone you love. You will feel many different emotions. Todd Parr helps young children handle this difficult situation.

A tadpole envisions what it will be like when he and the others grow up. He realizes that he will face fears, make friends, have disagreements, find new paths, and so much more.

In this rhyming story, a young girl is determined to prove that unicorns exist after her brother tells her they don’t.

Duckie has a lot of shoes that he wears for different occasions. As he changes his footwear, children will learn about colors in both Spanish and English.

This treasure trove for Dr. Seuss fans contains seven of his beloved books including The Foot Book, The Cat in the Hat Comes Back, and There's a Wocket in My Pocket!

Death is a very difficult issue to discuss with children. This book uses fruit characters to make the subject less frightening. After Pilu the Pineapple goes to heaven, her friends try to find her. They learn that although they miss her, following her...

There are many things that cats can do that kids cannot. A determined young boy will stop at nothing until he figures out something that only humans can do.

Lia loves mysteries, but her twin brother doesn't. When they are sent a puzzle with a secret message, they will have to piece together the clues. This book offers a fun way to teach children about spatial relations.

We all know elephants have long trunks, but the one in this picture book has a super long one. One afternoon, while taking a nap, different animals mistake her trunk as an ideal spot to nap, read, and play. They are in for a bit of a shock when she...

Follow a young boy as he helps everyone in his community.

You can't sleep? Have you tried counting sheep, taking a warm bath, or reading a book? See if any of those suggestions work in this humorous bedtime story.

In this beautifully illustrated book, a son pays homage to his father, who toils in the fields to make a better life for his family.

Mia's mother thinks she's too messy, her teacher thinks she is too loud, but Abuela knows she just has too much wepa. What’s wepa you ask? In her case it's the energy caused by her ADHD.

Young children will learn to count to five in this rhyming bilingual board book.

In this encouraging book, a young girl is willing to try different moves in gymnastics even if she does not think she can do it.

In this beautiful celebration of family, a baby bear and his father talk about their love for each other.