Fiction

Noa thinks Teddy is the worst ever. He's always too tired to play. Little does Noa know that Teddy is tired because he stays up all night keeping the boy safe from monsters.

Stanley fills up his bookmobile and heads to the park. Children will love seeing the titles his friends choose to read.

In this cumulative story, a bee falls into the water and asks for help. Each creature that comes to its aid ends up in the water. How will they all get out?

With sparse text, this picture book captures the dreams of a little girl and an old truck that live on a farm. It conveys the message that with a little determination, anything is possible.

Benjamin, a little red fish, is invited to be member 11 of a gang. He enjoys it at first, but later realizes that the other fish fear them instead of admiring them. He opts for friendship and respect over bullying.

In this tender picture book, a boy feeds his baby sister. He is happy when she becomes big enough to play with him.

Why is there such a long line of animals? What is happening at the front of it? Children will laugh when they discover why.

This fanciful rhyming book presents some of the most beloved things associated with Christmas, including reindeer, nutcrackers, caroling, and, of course, Santa.

In a very poetic way, this book conveys the importance of nature. A girl pictures what it would be like to be a tree, the sea, the rain, and other things. Since she is none of those, she decides to plant seeds that will one day grow and dance to the...

Mole cannot find his glasses. Lift the flaps to help him look.

Badger wants to start a band. Lift the flaps to see who wants to join it.

The children in this school know that all are welcome. This book teaches acceptance and respect for diversity.

Little Crocodile goes to the park with his grandparents. Upset at first because he cannot get on the equipment, he makes friends and has a wonderful time.

An assortment of animals describes what their little corner of paradise would be. Children will be encouraged to think about where they are the happiest.

In her debut picture book, Amanda Gorman encourages children to make a difference. Change should not be feared when it can help so many.

The river holds many secrets. Lift the flaps to discover what they are.

Lift the flaps and discover all the hidden spots inside a tree.

Macca the alpaca lives in peace and harmony until Harmer the llama starts picking on him. Even though Macca is much smaller, he decides to show him that he is strong.

While Finn and his dog, Skip, are exploring the rainforest, they find a young tapir in an area with a lot of missing trees. They soon learn what is happening and how they can help protect this precious resource and the animals that live there.

Young children will learn about animals and colors at the same time with this colorful board book.

A child shares the important message that all are welcome at school no matter where you come from or what language you speak.

Cat explains why he likes different colors. The simple sentences make this book accessible to new readers.

The patterned, lyrical text and bold, colorful animal collage images have made this delightful book a classic.

Children will delight in this caterpillar's ravenous appetite as they practice counting skills by watching the caterpillar eat--in sequential order--one apple, two pears, three plums, and so on. Colorful illustrations depict the transformation from...

In this award-winning counting book, Papa puts his little girl to sleep with a gentle and soothing count backwards into the world of dreams.

The love and adoration between two brothers shine through the simple sentences and expressive illustrations of this bilingual picture book.

Eric Carle's ever-popular grouchy ladybug picks fights and makes a ruckus wherever she goes! As irresistible as ever in the Spanish-language edition, the grouchy ladybug has proven to be a favorite among young readers.

A little bunny, ready for bed, says goodnight to all of his beloved objects and friends, especially the moon. With gently rendered illustrations and lulling words, this favorite classic is sure to become as much of a bedtime ritual as the goodnight kiss.

Readers will enjoy following the antics of a playful assortment of animal characters as they awaken from their winter slumber, run through the woods, and make a magical discovery: a beautiful yellow flower sprouting out of the snow.

In this cumulative story, children will be delighted to see what happens when a flea flies into a home and wakes everyone who is napping.

A toddler shares how he uses his words in real-life situations. Activities that encourage social language are provided at the end of the book.

A group of chicks shares why they love their mommy. Lift-the-flaps are provided throughout the board book to allow small children to take an active part during the story.

Little Lion is so cranky. Her friends try to help, but she won't let them. After a good cry, she realizes the error of her ways.

Little Zebra is kind to all his friends. They return his kindness when he needs it.

Adorable illustrations of animals teach children about different feelings, both simple and complex, including expectant, surprised, grossed out, protected, and timid.

Blas is thrilled to get skates for his birthday. He puts them on, goes outside, and learns the hard way that skating is harder than it looks! Will he accept his sister's offer to help him?

Little David has to deal with rules and regulations at school as he hears his teacher say, 'No yelling!' 'No pushing!' 'No running in the halls!' The same lighthearted humor and wacky illustration style that was such a hit in No, David! will keep readers...

Why are the dragons crying? There is a taco shortage! Quick, get into the time machine, travel back to the big taco party, and make sure the dragons do not eat anything spicy.

Do you like the way the wind feels as it dances through your hair? What about flying kites? Discover how much fun the wind can be!

Snow is so much fun! You can make a snowman, go sledding, and so much more!