Picture Books

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.

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.

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.

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!

Do you like blue skies and running on the beach? You can have so much fun outside when it's sunny!

Do you like the feel of raindrops on your nose or jumping in puddles? You can have so much fun in the rain!

Bo is finally able to sell his homemade marbles at the Cherokee National Holiday. When Grandma tells him his tray takes up too much space in the family booth, he will have to come up with a different way to display his wares.

Usha, Aarti, and Gloria all see different things when they look at the same stars. This bilingual book introduces children to geometry and spatial relationships.

Bina wants to makes bracelets for her brothers for the Hindi celebration of Raksha Bandhan. Creating the special patterns turns out to be more difficult than she anticipated.

After a flock of crows destroys what Taylor built with blocks, different animals come by with words of advice. Only the rabbit knows what to do to comfort her.

Spanish language edition of A Farmer's Life for Me. A busy family and their friends spend a day working and playing on the farm. From milking the cows in the morning to closing the gate at night, learn about a day in the life of a farming family. A QR...

Ruffles does not like kittens, and he certainly does not want to share anything with them. After a little incident with his beloved blue blanket, Ruffles discovers that everything is more fun when you have company.

Luna has six yummy pork buns to share with her two brothers. After she drops one, she will have to figure out how to divide the five remaining buns equally among the three of them.

This uplifting picture book encourages boys to believe in themselves, be good sports, make friends, be honorable, and let their imaginations soar.

This beautifully written, rhyming story touches on the subjects of gender identity, self-acceptance, equality, and diversity. Inspired by the author's own little boy, the main character likes princesses, unicorns, and things 'not for boys.' With help...

It's time for school and there is a lot to do! Spend a busy day with Stanley as he reads stories, gardens, paints, and much more.

It's the first day of school and Splat is nervous. What if he doesn't make any friends? He decides to bring Seymour, his pet mouse to class. Things take a surprising turn when Seymour jumps out of Splat's lunchbox.

Lulu Delacre shares traditions from Latin America with the fifteen songs and rhymes in this book. From hand games to encouraging words and lullabies, the bilingual presentations ensure that today's children feel comfortable, and comforted in both...

In this humorous tale of jealousy and brotherly love, Lilly's attitude toward her baby brother Julius creates quite a stir at home. Her parents try to reason with her, but she won't change her mind until her cousin says that Julius is ugly. This prompts...

With very little text, this picture book conveys the profound message that to achieve our goals, sometimes we just need a little encouragement.

Rex has lost his specs and his whole world is topsy-turvy. He accidentally washes his face in the toilet bowl, uses an owl as a towel, and confuses his friends for bad guys!

Every afternoon, Mama Bird returns to the tree where she lives with her four children. Each one only knows one vowel. See what happens when it starts to rain and the four chicks try and have a conversation.

Little White Fish plays hide and go seek with his friends and teaches children how to count from one to eleven.

Little White Fish is very playful. Luckily, he has lots of friends to play games with.

Berta and Blas love to read. One day, out from their book pop Little Red Riding Hood, her grandmother, and the Big Bad Wolf! Everyone starts to run. Maybe they don't actually have anything to fear.

In this rhyming story, Timoteo does not like to bathe or tidy up his house. His friends help him learn the importance of being clean.

In this rhyming picture book, Pepito the mouse want his cheese all to himself. He soon learns the importance of sharing and friendship.