Picture Books

Hare cannot believe he has lost the race and wants a rematch. After laying down some ground rules, will he win this time?

When Aurora moves to the United States, she learns English, but her dog does not. She explains to her friends that her dog only speaks Spanish. Anyone who has ever had to learn another language will identify with this picture book.

Today, Gaston is mad. Nothing has turned out the way he wanted. Discover what he does to feel better.

Today, Gaston is jealous. He thinks everyone prefers his cousin Josephine. See what he does to feel better.

Today, Gaston is scared. It's time for bed and it's so dark. See what he does to make himself feel better.

Today, Gaston is sad. He had a fight with his friends. See what he does to feel better.

Mona receives some news that makes her very scared. Her father gives her a special flower to help calm her down. What will she do when the flower disappears?

In this rhyming picture book, Macca takes care of his naughty nieces and nephews. Will he be able to get the trio under control?

With very few text, this picture book contains the important message to be true to yourself. The protagonist is a young boy who likens himself to a butterfly. Even though he is bullied, he finds the support he needs to open his wings and fly.

Camille is determined to rake a pile of leaves to her knees. After a few setbacks, she attains her goal. This story will help young children understand concepts of measurements.

Blas acts like most dogs except at the same time every day, he flops down on the same spot and does not move. No one can figure out why. His family and readers will enjoy learning the melodic reason.

In this poetic book, the protagonist feels sad and alone. He observes pairs of animals and decides that having a friend is the most important thing in the world.

Lupe is now in first grade, and she wants to be on the reading wall of fame. Why are her bandmates and Victor the bully in Reading Group B when she in Group A? She knows her vocabulary words, but she has trouble reading them in sentences. Perhaps she...

No one said it would be easy, but Panda wants to be a tooth fairy. His first attempts do not turn out well, but he thinks studying martial arts and becoming a ninja will do the trick.

Every time Leonora feels scared or nervous, she turns to her brave lion companion. One day, the two climb a huge slide and learn how to overcome their fears together.

Pig is sent to obedience school, but he does not like the bossy instructor. He plots an escape and goes out with quite a bang!

On the first day of kindergarten, Lupe arrives at school with her new sunglasses, her classic lunchbox, and her pencils/drumsticks. What else would a famous rock star do? There sure are a lot of rules, but she is convinced that she does not have to...

Nur goes to school like every other child her age, but she moves to the beat of a different drummer. Sometimes she laughs for no reason and seems to be wrapped up in her own small world. Kids make fun of her, adults get angry at her, and, as time goes...

Suit, the little fish, is easily distracted and forgets everything. His friend comes up with the ideal solution. Will it do the trick?

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?

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

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...

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

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.

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.

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

In this fun-filled book about farm animals and the sounds they make, the main characters are a cow that oinks and a pig that moos. They ignore the taunts of the other animals, and teach each other the sounds they know to become the only bilingual animals...

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

This classic picture book poignantly captures, in both words and images, the joy a little boy experiences one snowy winter day.

Alexander faces the challenge of his family's move with his typical indomitable spirit. He does not want to leave his best friend, his babysitter, the Baldwins' dog, or his friends at the cleaners. Alexander needs to cope with the move in his own way,...

Mother has just finished baking cookies for her two children when the doorbell rings. Who can it be? With every ring of the doorbell, the two children learn more about division and sharing.

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.

Tired of hopping and jumping, Betsy the frog watches leaves float down from the trees and is inspired to leap and whirl.

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.