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Picture Books September 2026
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Going Home with Dad by Simon HoweAs a father mouse and his child set out they notice other creatures moving along too. There's a bright blue bug scuttling down the path, hornets flying through some daisies, even a stick carried along by the flowing river. Are they all going home? Did Dad's lost scarf go home too?
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Selma: The Story of a Stellar Spider by Tini MalinaMost spiders make webs to catch flies, but not Selma. She wants to capture the Splendor of the Universe. But it's hard to reach the stars from so close to the ground! So Selma sets off to discover just how far a humble spider must spin to become out of this world...
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The Big Journey by Michael RosenBig Bear and Little Bear are going on a big journey to find a new home. So begins a grand adventure, as two bears set out on an epic journey over the mountains, drawing on all their courage and resilience to see them safely to the other side.
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| The Skeleton and the Cat by Brandon James ScottIn five bite-sized stories, young readers will get to know an irresistible duo: Skeleton, who lives alone in her cheerful, cozy home; and Cat, who patiently charms his way into Skeleton's quiet life. |
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| Stalactite & Stalagmite by Drew BeckmeyerTwo little mineral piles, Stalactite and Stalagmite, foster a friendship over millions of years as they grow closer together, figuratively and literally. |
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| Pop! Goes the Nursery Rhyme by Betsy Bird; illustrated by Andrea TsurumiDo you think you know how familiar Mother Goose stories end? Think again with this cleverly chaotic collection of "popped" nursery rhymes, each of which concludes with a mischievous, party-crashing weasel. |
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Leaves by Brenna MaloneyLearn all about the most important symbols and celebrations of the fall season!
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| Blake the Snake Bakes a Cake by Amy Young; illustrated by Alison YoungBlake the snake is determined to bake the perfect birthday cake for his friend Drake! Despite increasingly outlandish mishaps—from a mistake to an earthquake to falling in a lake—Blake doesn't quit, and each attempt is grander than the last. |
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8! |
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Forsyth County Public Library 585 Dahlonega Street, Cumming, Georgia 30040 770-781-9840ForsythPL.org |
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