Dewy Donut Lost His Sprinkles
This deliciously beautiful book teaches young readers the importance of showing up just as you are. Dewy Donut Lost His Sprinkles is a must-read for children to learn about self worth in a fun, colorful, and sweet way!
Finding Your Place
Move away? Sell the farm? Where would we go? Life as she knows it is about to end for quiet and shy eleven-year-old Ginny. First her beloved grandmother dies, then she learns her family will be moving from the farm where she's always lived to the Weaver Creek cotton mill in search of a better life and a regular paycheck. The move means leaving behind her friends-including her best friend and cousin Annie-as well as her school, her town, and everything she knows. Ginny fears what may lie ahead but ultimately learns that change can mean new opportunities and that new friendships can lead to broader perspectives. Set in Central North Carolina at the turn of the nineteenth century, Finding Your Place teaches young adolescents how facing life's challenges builds confidence, enabling us to find our place wherever life may lead.
Moose's Nose Knows
Moose is best at tracking smells! One day, he gets a whiff of something familiar, but he can't tell where it is coming from. How far will he wander to discover its whereabouts? Follow Moose on a scent-sational adventure as his sniffer leads him through all sorts of smells-some yummy, some yucky-until he finds his favorite scent of all.
Cake!
Make a cake from scratch with the next interactive board book in this globally bestselling series - mix, bake, and decorate without the mess!Invite young children into the kitchen with this toddler-friendly introduction to cooking. Colorful, charming, and cleverly designed, Cake! features sturdy paper-engineered parts to guide future foodies through a simple recipe, from greasing the pan to decorating with sprinkles. Pull a tab to mix the batter, turn a wheel to pipe the frosting, pop out the cake piece to serve, and much more.Lotta Nieminen's stylish design style elevates this bold, graphic board book, making it a special gift that will be treasured by the next generation of chefs. The book includes a real and fully tested recipe, so that parents and kids can bake a real homemade funfetti cake, as well. A sweet addition to the beloved Cook in a Book series, Cake! is one hundred percent adult-free, danger-free, and mess-free. Making a cake has never been so independent!
Dream
A New York Times bestseller!The highly anticipated follow up to Wish, which has spent six years on the New York Times bestseller list and is beloved by over two million readers. Dream follows a small town girl with big aspirations who discovers that anything is possible with your best friends and an adorable pup by your side! The sky is the limit. Idalee Lovett is content with her life in small-town Colby, North Carolina, living in her family's huge house with rooms for rent. But she has big dreams, just like her mama. While Mama is on tour for the summer with her cover band, Lovey Lovett and the Junkyard Dogs, Idalee decides to hone her craft as a songwriter--since her truest wish is to hear her country songs on the radio one day. When the local radio station announces a songwriting contest with the winning song being recorded by an up-and-coming singer, Idalee is determined to win. It would definitely be possible if only she could buy the shiny blue guitar in Asheville's music shop. Idalee doesn't have much money, but she knows exactly how to get it--the long-lost treasure her late granddaddy hid somewhere in their house. With the help of her friends Odell, Howard, Charlie, and an adorable little dog named Wishbone, Idalee is going to search in every nook and cranny until she finds it. But little does she know, the biggest treasure of all is only discovered when you believe in yourself with your whole heart. In this standalone companion to the #1 New York Times bestseller Wish, nothing is impossible as Idalee learns the power of chasing her dreams one guitar strum at a time.
Dewy Donut Lost His Sprinkles
This deliciously beautiful book teaches young readers the importance of showing up just as you are. Dewy Donut Lost His Sprinkles is a must-read for children to learn about self worth in a fun, colorful, and sweet way!
Charlotte A Yellowstone Wolf Pup
In the heart of Yellowstone National Park, little Charlotte the wolf pup dreams of chasing grasshoppers and dancing through meadows-not tracking prey or following rules like the rest of the pack. But when danger threatens her family and the powerful Alpha Queen, Charlotte's mother and leader of the pack, it's up to this free-spirited pup to race for help and prove that being different can be a strength. A heartwarming tale of courage, loyalty, and finding your place in the world, Charlotte, A Yellowstone Wolf Pup is a celebration of individuality and the unbreakable bonds of family. Perfect for children of all ages-and their grown-ups too. A portion of proceeds from this book supports wolf conservation efforts through The Greater Yellowstone Coalition, Defenders of Wildlife, and the Wolf Conservation Center.
Goblin
From the talented creators of bestselling TROLL, comes a wonderfully funny and powerful story about the magic of connecting with others. Deep in the bog, where the swampland was starkand shadows would linger long after the dark...In slime, grime and soil, in ambers and ash... Goblin was searching for trinkets and trash. A broken old clock and a rusted propeller, a whistle, a thistle, a busted umbrella.No bucket too rusty. No pebble too small. Goblin was greedy. He wanted it all. Goblin has everything. Trinkets and treasures, nick-nacks galore. . . and yet, it's never enough to fill the void deep inside. When a band of unlikely companions turn up and Goblin begins to FEEL something he's never felt before (is this what friendship feels like?!) things start to take a turn... Could it be that this connection, not possessions, is what Goblin really needs?
G Is for Gratitude
This gentle and uplifting book inspires readers to set aside their worries and refocus on all that is good--all the way from A to Z! G is for Gratitude A moment to be thankful for all the good thingsand tiny miracles in our lives. From the air that fills our lungs to the laughter that unites us, each letter becomes a vehicle for appreciating the world. With imaginative illustrations and lyrical language, readers are encouraged to recognize the beauty all around them. Perfect for bedtime reflections, G is for Gratitude offers a meditative practice and meaningful introduction to mindfulness. An antidote for anxious times.
Bela and Lily
A heartwarming picture book about two young girls who don't speak the same language and still become fast friends, by Bangladeshi American writer and artist, Natasha Khan Kazi. Lily looks at my eyes, lips, and shouldersas if they are pieces of a puzzle. Bela, who has recently arrived in the United States from Bangladesh, meets Lily on the swings. But how do you make a friend when you don't speak the same language? Based on Natasha's own experience as a five-year-old immigrant making her first friend, Bela and Lily is about how two kindred spirits forge a bond through smiles, giggles, and a shared love of adventure, while also learning each other's words.
Lizzy Longlegs
From the Bug Band world of Jitterbug and Goth Moth comes another heartfelt story about staying true to yourself! Music is taken seriously in the Longlegs family. There is only one right way to play an instrument, incorrect notes are not tolerated, and dancing is not allowed. All of these rules are frustrating to Lizzy the spider and she's starting to lose her love of music. How can she make her parents understand that music should be fun too? The creators of Jitterbug and Goth Moth have created another heartwarming story that encourages all readers to follow the music inside of themselves.
9 Little People
A sweet, joyous celebration of nine unique children and their lifelong friendship. Nine little people are born on the same day. All of them experience love and care in their different families, and they grow up doing everything together. They become the best of friends. 9 Little People is an ode to friendship and family. It is an ode to belonging and acceptance. It invites children-and their families-to imagine a community where everyone is brought together by their commonalities, as well as celebrated for their differences. In sweet, rhyming text, author Regina Feldmann shares how the nine children change and develop, celebrating important and silly moments together--and many moments in between. Martina Stuhlberger's thoughtful illustrations bring their world to life in vibrant colors.
The Snail Who Lost His Shell
When little Sam the Snail loses his beloved shell, he sets off on a heartfelt journey through the meadow to find it. Along the way, he discovers friendship, bravery, and the surprising truth about what truly makes him whole. A gentle, inspiring tale for young readers about identity, belonging, and learning to trust the strength inside you.Inspired by my younger brother Michael.
Ghouldilocks and the Three Ghosts
A classic fairy tale is turned on its head when a creepy ghoul and three not-so-scary ghosts replace familiar characters in this funny holiday story. Ghouldilocks and the Three Ghosts is the Halloween version of a well-known fairy tale. This Ghouldilocks has the same golden curls as the original, but styled with bones and tangles to suit this scary holiday. Ghouldilocks approaches a haunted mansion and steps inside. There she samples three bowls of ghoulosh, sits on a big chair, a medium chair, and a small chair. Next she tries out three beds--and falls asleep in the smallest one. The ghosts come home and instead of chasing Ghouldilocks away, they all become friends. The pages are sprinkled with speech balloons filled with silly Halloween jokes and puns. Colorful art includes sly details by a talented cartoonist will make readers laugh-out-loud. This clever retelling of the classic Goldilocks and the Three Bears is perfect for Halloween.
A Welly Full of Christmas
A Welly Full of Christmas is a fantastic wordy festive feast, celebrating the Christmas season with a load of fun and a sprinkling of wonder. This collection of poems takes us from the first mince pie to the undecorating of the Christmas tree, along the way meeting characters such as an Elf named Jeremy, a very excitable musician and a snow-soft Christmas cat.Featuring poems to laugh at, join in with, and quietly contemplate, Attie Lime's Christmas collection is sure to get you in the festive spirit.
Karl's Marsupium
Karl the kangaroo was born with a body that's different from the other boys' - he has a pouch, rare and wonderfully unique.He was also born with a wise and caring mother who helps him understand that being different doesn't mean being alone.Join Karl and his mom as they navigate life with tenderness, curiosity, and courage.Together they explore big feelings, new experiences, and what it truly means to belong in your own body.A gentle, beautifully illustrated story for sensitive kids, anxious kids, kids who feel "different," and every family growing their emotional toolkit.Perfect for ages 4-8, this heartwarming picture book supports conversations about feelings, self-esteem, identity, and the magic of being yourself.For parents, educators, and therapists looking for emotional-literacy picture books - Karl's story is a soothing and empowering companion.
Gullet The Mullet
A Fish Story about running with the crowd and thinking for yourself. The sudden movement in the sand frightened Gullet the Mullet. He couldn't imagine what was kicking up the bottom like that, making such a fuss and causing the water to get so cloudy. Maybe, one day, in that same marsh, Gullet the Mullet would be there with his school friends swimming and playing together. Maybe the tide would rush out unexpectingly, and Gullet would accidently get left behind. And maybe, just maybe, a voice from the swirling sand would say "Hey you, you there, the Mullet."And Gullet the Mullet would say, "Who me?"Now I am thinking for myself, says Mullet.
Popo the Xolo
An emotionally resonant, visually stirring picture book illustrated by Pura Belpr矇 Award-winning Abraham Matias, exploring life, death, and celebrating loved ones for children navigating grief. Inspired by the 9 levels of Mictlān and the role Xolo dogs play by guiding those who have passed on in Indigenous cultural understandings of present-day Mexico. Nana is surrounded by family and takes joy in her many grandchildren. She's also tired and feels pain. Soon she begins her transition from life into death, accompanied by her beloved Xolo dog, Popo. Together they go on Nana's journey, and by the end of the story, Nana's family celebrates the many years of love they shared with her. And a grandchild will now care for Popo. Beautifully told by debut author Paloma Angelina Lopez and featuring stunning blend of colored art by Mexican illustrator, Abraham Matias, Popo the Xolo helps kids understand how loved ones live on in our memories. An unforgettable picture book that's grounded in the importance of the 9 levels of Mictlān and the role Xolo (show-low) dogs play in Indigenous cultural understandings of present-day Mexico. Popo the Xolo is available in both English and Spanish language editions. 2026 Pura Belpr矇 Illustrator Award
Greta Ever After
There are no fairy tale endings in middle school. Greta Starr has one dream: to be a famous reporter. Unfortunately she's been assigned to write for the paper's most boring beat, and she feels stuck. Then, on her twelfth birthday, Greta receives a mysterious cuckoo clock with a wooden dancer named Lulu inside. Every hour, the doll twirls in time with the music--until one night she comes to life. Lulu is infused with magic and mischief. With Lulu's sly encouragement, Greta engineers a feel-good story to report, setting in motion a series of remarkable, if deceitful, happy endings at school that help Greta gain popularity. But when the truth threatens Greta's friendships, she is confronted with very real consequences that Lulu's magic can't fix. This coming-of-age story explores the blurred line between fact and fiction as Greta realizes the key to being a great reporter--and a great friend--is striving for truth, not perfection.
Playing in the Rain
Rain or Shine by Shiniece Jackson is a beautifully illustrated rhyming picture book that captures the magic of rainy-day adventures. Follow a young girl and her two friends, Jane and Bella, as they splash in puddles, jump rope, and play under stormy skies - turning an ordinary day into an unforgettable memory.Perfect for early readers and storytime, this charming book promotes imagination, social play, and appreciation of nature, rain or shine.Whether you're a parent, teacher, or grandparent, Rain or Shine will quickly become a beloved read-aloud favorite that reminds children that joy can be found in even the stormiest moments.
Meanwhile, Back at the Manger
Thomas is frustrated with his job in the stable, pushing around hay and cleaning up after the animals. Leaving his chores behind, he decides to go fishing with his friend. But meanwhile, back at the stable, something miraculous is happening that will change everything for the better. This unique perspective of the Christmas story will open up young readers to see that even the mundane tasks we do matter to God.
Aggie and the Ghost
A New York Magazine Best New Book for Kids A LitHub Most Anticipated Children's Book of 2025 A School Library Journal Best Book of the Year A Kirkus Reviews Best Picture Book of the Year "This might be a perfect picture book." --Quill & Quire (starred review) "A solitary child and her rule-breaking ghost roommate learn the value of compromise in this cheeky picture book. --Shelf Awareness (starred review) "A book that captures the dance of unlikely bonds and a way to move from a place of acceptance." --Publishers Weekly (starred review) From Matthew Forsythe, the creator of the acclaimed and beloved Pokko and the Drum, comes a "subtle, sweet" (Booklist, starred review) picture book about rules. And sharing. And an epic game of tic-tac-toe. Aggie is very excited to live on her own--until she finds out her new house is haunted. But no fear, the situation is nothing that can't be fixed with a carefully considered list of rules: No haunting after dark. No stealing socks. No eating all the food. But the ghost doesn't like playing by the rules and challenges Aggie to an epic game of tic-tac-toe--winner gets the house.
Hornbeam by and Large
Hornbeam and his friends embark on three new larger-than-life adventures in the third book in the Hornbeam series, from the creators of the Gooseberry Park, Motor Mouse, and Mr. Putter and Tabby books! Hornbeam the moose, Eureka the goose, Cuddy the bull, and Adorabelle the skunk are the best of friends through thick and thin. Most especially when there's fun to be had! In "Swap Meet," Hornbeam and Eureka eagerly attend their favorite yearly event: an item exchange! In "Blue Team," the sporty Adorabelle asks Hornbeam to join her volleyball game, but his antlers end up tangled in the net! In "Adventure World," it's Cuddy's birthday, and the whole gang gets together to celebrate at the Adventure World Party Place.
Fin the Little Fish
Fin may be the tiniest fish in the reef, but his heart is as big as the ocean!While the bigger sea creatures laugh at his size, Fin never lets it stop him from being kind.When danger stirs in the deep blue sea, Fin leaps into action. With courage, compassion, and a determined swish of his little tail, he shows everyone that even the smallest fish can make a big difference.This beautifully illustrated rhyming picture book celebrates bravery, kindness, and believing in yourself - perfect for bedtime reading or story time with children aged 3-6.Ideal for parents, teachers, and caregivers looking for inspiring ocean adventuresEncourages positive values and emotional growth for preschool and early readersA wonderful gift for young ocean lovers and fans of uplifting animal storiesDive into Fin's world - where little heroes have the biggest hearts.
Barbie: Snow Much Fun!
Barbie and Barbie save the winter festival in this hardcover storybook, featuring an original story and shiny foil on the cover! Join Barbie "Malibu," Barbie "Brooklyn," and their friends Teresa, Renee, Nikki, and Daisy on an unforgettable winter adventure! When a blizzard strikes during Renee's big snowboarding competition at the Winterland Wonder Festival, the friends find themselves snowed in at a mountain lodge. With the festival's big party in jeopardy, it's up to the Barbie and her friends to save the day!
The Night Before Christmas
Bring the magic of Christmas Eve to life with The Night Before Christmas: Padded Board Book, a timeless holiday classic that has delighted families for generations. This beautifully illustrated edition captures the wonder and excitement of Santa's arrival, making it a must-have for every Christmas library. Young readers and families will be enchanted by Clement C. Moore's beloved poem, paired with festive artwork that brings each scene to life. The durable padded board book format is designed especially for little hands, making it perfect for toddlers and preschoolers to hold, explore, and enjoy again and again throughout the holiday season. Whether shared as a bedtime story on Christmas Eve, read aloud during a cozy family gathering, or given as a thoughtful stocking stuffer or gift, this classic Christmas story creates treasured memories year after year. Parents and children alike will love snuggling up together to enjoy the rhythm and magic of this cherished holiday tale. Key Features: Beloved Christmas classic The Night Before Christmas with timeless verse. Sturdy padded board book design--ideal for toddlers, preschoolers, and young children. Bright, detailed illustrations that capture the magic of Santa's visit. Perfect for family read-alouds, bedtime stories, and holiday traditions. Celebrate the holiday season with this beautifully designed Christmas board book that families will return to year after year.
Big Little Baby
A literary play on a common baby game, encompassing the paradox of babyhood, by Caldecott-winning author Liz Garton Scanlon. The universal game, "How big is baby? So big!" provides inspiration for this playful and poignant literary text contrasting the physical smallness of a baby with the largeness of their presence and importance. Written in bouncing, masterful rhyme, Liz Garton Scanlon's words will roll off the tongues of adoring parents and caregivers as they snuggle their littlest readers.
The Secret Dead Club
The Baby-Sitters Club meets Stranger Things in this "spooky, heart-filled" (Lora Senf, author of The Clackity) middle grade novel about friendship, fitting in, and the afterlife, following a girl who discovers she's not the only one at her new school who can see ghosts. Wednesday Thomas sees ghosts. But that doesn't mean she has to talk to them. After a terrifying experience in an Arizona state park with a wicked ghost, Wednesday and her mother Olivia sell their RV and move back south to the family home in Alton, Georgia. Wednesday's determined not to use her gift anymore--until she meets a group of girls who also know about the spirit realm. There's free-spirited Miki Okada and Southern belle Danni-Lynn Porter who seem to know about the ghosts who roam the school's hallways, popular girl Alexa Scott who tells Wednesday to stay away from Miki and Danni-Lynn and not draw attention to herself, and mysterious neighbor Violet Delgado who died last year but still haunts the house across the street. Wednesday feels these girls have some kind of shared history, but it isn't until Miki gives her an official invitation to the Dead Club that she starts to understand there's a lot more going on with the ghosts in Alton and the girls who can see them. And when another malevolent ghost threatens to harm Wednesday, it will take the help of new friends both living and dead to save her and banish the evil being to the spirit realm where it belongs.
Hot Wheels Let's Race: The Race Before Christmas
It's a Ho-Ho-Hot Wheels holiday picture book featuring a brand-new story and original illustrations. Get into the Christmas spirit with Hot Wheels as the kid racers zoom around in their super-fast cars to get the supplies they need for a party at the Ultimate Garage! But you better watch out because naughty Professor Rearview is up to no good, doing everything he can to throw a wrench in the fun.
Jeddo's Armour
Join Nour on a heartfelt journey of discovery, where he learns that true strength isn't found in copying others, but in sincerity, faith, and doing everything for the sake of Allah.Jeddo's Armour is more than just a story - it's an invitation for families to explore Islamic values together in a way that is gentle, imaginative, and deeply meaningful. Through the power of storytelling, children can connect with the beauty of Islam and begin to understand what it truly means to have courage, conviction, and a heart grounded in faith.Perfect for parents who wish to nurture their child's love for Islam through meaningful conversations, this story encourages families to share moments that inspire young hearts to grow in character, belief, and imagination.
Karl's Marsupium
Karl the kangaroo was born with a body that's different from the other boys' - he has a pouch, rare and wonderfully unique.He was also born with a wise and caring mother who helps him understand that being different doesn't mean being alone.Join Karl and his mom as they navigate life with tenderness, curiosity, and courage.Together they explore big feelings, new experiences, and what it truly means to belong in your own body.A gentle, beautifully illustrated story for sensitive kids, anxious kids, kids who feel "different," and every family growing their emotional toolkit.Perfect for ages 4-8, this heartwarming picture book supports conversations about feelings, self-esteem, identity, and the magic of being yourself.For parents, educators, and therapists looking for emotional-literacy picture books - Karl's story is a soothing and empowering companion.
Maggie Sparks Set 2 (Set of 3)
Step into the magical world of Maggie Sparks: the mischievous little witch who turns every day into an adventure. Join Maggie as she learns how to tackle school, make friends, and, most confusing of all, understand her emotions--when she's not facing dragons and meeting aliens, that is!
The Magic In You
Let "The Magic in You" take you on an adventure into other cultures. Learn their languages, music, art, cooking, and way of life! Find all of the similarities, yet differences the world shares. Discover valuable life lessons about the world through a child's eye. Find out how to turn problems & obstacles into opportunities.
Tippy Taps and the Rainbow Eggsplosion
Spring has sprung at the North Pole, and Tippy Taps the elf is about to discover a whole new adventure!When the Easter Bunny sends an urgent letter for help, Tippy Taps grabs his Magical Compass and whirls straight into the Land of Spring. His task? To paint Easter eggs. His solution? To paint... everything!From rainbow rocks and smiley-faced flowers to bunnies with polka-dot ears, Tippy Taps' creative chaos turns Easter into a colorful explosion of fun and laughter. But will all this painting magic be too much for the Easter Bunny-or just what Easter needed?Packed with humor, heart, and a splash of mischief, this whimsical tale is perfect for kids who love seasonal stories, colorful adventures, and unforgettable holiday magic.
Zoomi and Zoe and the Sibling Situation
The Princess in Black meets Monsters, Inc. in this zany, heartwarming new series for early readers 4 to 8 years old! Sparkly, silly, and perfect for early readers, Corey Ann Haydu and Anne Appert's winning series tackles life's first big changes with whimsy and heart. Zoomi and Zoe were proud to conquer their first Tricky Turnaround together, but more changes are around the corner: They're both going to be big siblings! Zoe is excited and Zoomi is intrigued, but they soon learn the truth. Babies might be cute, but they're also rude, loud, and stinky-and they don't even want to lick blueberry-jam paint! Can these friends hatch a plan to overcome their sibling situation together? "Reads like rolling down a rainbow mud slide to find a picnic waiting at the bottom. With cake, of course."--Liz Garton Scanlon, author of the Bibsy Cross series Read about more of their adventures in Zoomi and Zoe and the Tricky Turnaround and Zoomi and Zoe and the Camp Catastrophe!
Everything We Never Had
From the author of the National Book Award finalist Patron Saints of Nothing comes an emotionally charged, moving novel about four generations of Filipino American boys grappling with identity, masculinity, and their fraught father-son relationships. Winner of the APALA medal, the Boston Globe-Horn Book Fiction Award, and longlisted for the National Book Award. Now in paperback! Watsonville, 1930. Francisco Maghabol barely ekes out a living in the fields of California. As he spends what little money he earns at dance halls and faces increasing violence from white men in town, Francisco wonders if he should've never left the Philippines. Stockton, 1965. Between school days full of prejudice from white students and teachers and night shifts working at his aunt's restaurant, Emil refuses to follow in the footsteps of his labor organizer father, Francisco. He's going to make it in this country no matter what or who he has to leave behind. Denver, 1983. Chris is determined to prove that his overbearing father, Emil, can't control him. However, when a missed assignment on "ancestral history" sends Chris off the football team and into the library, he discovers a desire to know more about Filipino history―even if his father dismisses his interest as un-American and unimportant. Philadelphia, 2020. Enzo struggles to keep his anxiety in check as a global pandemic breaks out and his abrasive grandfather moves in. While tensions are high between his dad and his lolo, Enzo's daily walks with Lolo Emil have him wondering if maybe he can help bridge their decades-long rift. Told in multiple perspectives, Everything We Never Had unfolds like a beautifully crafted nesting doll, where each Maghabol boy forges his own path amid heavy family and societal expectations, passing down his flaws, values, and virtues to the next generation, until it's up to Enzo to see how he can braid all these strands and men together.
So, My Mom's from Outer Space
Wyatt Ricardo thought his biggest problem was being grounded. Then his mom vanished, and a talking alien bear-cat showed up claiming she's a galactic queen.Now Wyatt's thirteenth birthday is only days away, and the truth is out. He's not just an ordinary kid. He's royalty from a distant planet. With the evil Grools closing in, his mom missing, and his powers beginning to awaken, Wyatt has a lot to learn-and fast.Thankfully, he's not alone. His brave stepsister Addy and a shape-shifting warrior named Blairgorx (who goes by Joe Coffee) are ready to help. Together, they'll face secret training missions, sarcastic stepbrothers, clueless teachers, and possibly intergalactic war, all while trying to survive middle school.Can Wyatt unlock his powers in time to rescue his mom and save two worlds? Or will the Grools catch him before he's ready to fight back?Perfect for fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Galaxy Zack, this laugh-out-loud sci-fi adventure blends family, friendship, and courage with a touch of cosmic chaos.Lexile Level: 750L⚠ Content Rating for So, My Mom's an Alien from Outer SpaceViolence/Tension: Mild Sci-Fi Peril and Alien SuspenseLanguage: CleanRomance: None Summary: Positive, uplifting, family-centered sci-fi adventureThis story contains no graphic violence, profanity, or inappropriate content. Though filled with humorous sci-fi tension, the story remains lighthearted and hopeful. The peril presented is playful and imaginative, but is never dark, scary, or violent. Even though the mom is missing and police presence is in the book, it is apparent that something otherworldly is amiss. Readers will encounter talking alien creatures, interplanetary secrets, and a heartfelt family mystery that centers on love, loyalty, and finding courage in unexpected places.So, My Mom's an Alien from Outer Space is a fast-paced middle grade adventure perfect for young readers and family read-alouds. With clean content, humor, and a hero's journey grounded in truth, courage, and connection, this novel delivers high-stakes fun wrapped in a message of love and light. Ideal for readers ages 8-12 who love laugh-out-loud adventure with a heart.
Molly, Olive, and Dexter: Who's Afraid of the Dark?
"The animals glow in the illustrations, drawing readers into their magical world while reminding them that facing fears with good friends makes everything better." --School Library Journal (starred review)A new bedtime adventure for Molly, Olive, and Dexter--stars of the delightful series for toddlers from Kate Greenaway Medal-winning artist Catherine Rayner Molly the hare, Olive the owl, and Dexter the fox love to watch the sun set in the garden. But as night falls, they notice strange shapes in the shadows and hear strange rustlings in their beloved oak tree. What could it be? The more they look and listen, the more they wonder and worry. But is there really anything to worry about? Here is the fourth story about three animal friends that explores big emotional themes with gentle humor and gorgeous artwork perfectly pitched for toddlers!
The Secret Winners Club
1st Rule of The Secret Winners Club: Do whatever it takes.Thirteen-year-old Sunny Whitlock has alopecia, an autoimmune condition that's made her lose her hair-and she's desperate to be seen as more than just the bald kid. But how? By setting an epic goal: win her school's junkbot club competition. And if she's #1, then other kids will have to see beyond her disease ... and she'll finally fit in.Sunny's immune-deficient best friends are also tired of looking different and achieving second place in their school competitions. With a bold plan, Sunny bands with them to create The Secret Winners Club, a club devised to win-at any cost-and push them outside their comfort zones.They promise to trust no one else. It's all classified! And in total secrecy they aim to help one another become #1 before this middle school year is over. But as they start to succeed, they quickly discover that crossing the line and hurting others can make them even more visible and even more an outsider.
States of Love
"I love you bigger than Wisconsin!"Celebrate family togetherness and love in the great state of Wisconsin with States of Love: Wisconsin. With fun comparisons to Wisconsin landmarks and institutions, parents, children, and all loved ones can enjoy learning about Wisconsin and sharing a special bond. Explore the unique ways we love our children (fiercer than a badger, persistently like a mosquito) while you traverse Wisconsin and learn a few things along the way.
My Daddy Was a Farmer
My Daddy Was a Farmer is a heartwarming rhyming picture book that takes young readers on a journey through farm life and family traditions, seen through the eyes of a child. With engaging text and real-life farm experiences, children learn about daily chores, teamwork, and the love that binds a family together. This literacy-rich book features sight words, rhyming support, a picture dictionary, and reading tips-making it a perfect addition to home, school, or classroom libraries. Ideal for ages 6-7 or family read-alouds.Lexile Range: 410L-600L ATOS Level: 3.80A delightful addition to the award-winning Wild Acres Farm Series.
Ruby's Summer Treats
Pocket money treats, great for holidays and bedtimes.Treats for the young or those simply young at heart.Bringing together a small collection of Ruby's favourite poetry and prose, along with a little fun and games.
States of Love
"I love you bigger than Wisconsin!"Celebrate family togetherness and love in the great state of Wisconsin with States of Love: Wisconsin. With fun comparisons to Wisconsin landmarks and institutions, parents, children, and all loved ones can enjoy learning about Wisconsin and sharing a special bond. Explore the unique ways we love our children (fiercer than a badger, persistently like a mosquito) while you traverse Wisconsin and learn a few things along the way.
Pouring Out
Bullying is an unacceptable and hurtful behavior. Contrary to the tough image they try to portray and convey, bullies are bitter, angry, and in pain. Their inner unhappy feelings are manifested as aggression and hostility toward others. A silent and disguised cry for help and healing. In "Pouring Out" the wise hummingbird helps his friend the little ladybug to realize that. With the new awareness and empathy the little ladybug chooses to offer kindness, compassion and friendship as the new approach in handling the situations.
