January 2026 list by Angie R. |
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Astrologica: An Encyclopedia of Myths and Legends from the Planets, Stars and Skies
by Suki Ferguson
How did the moon influence mighty emperors in Ancient China? Why are star signs so popular around the world? How did constellations help early seafarers sail safely across the vast Pacific? Blending science and storytelling, Astrologica introduces you to the marvels of our cosmos like you've never seen them before.
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Birds Life Size: Up Close and Personal with 47 Bird Species
by Chris Earley
Come eye to eye with a Bald Eagle and nose to beak with an American White Pelican in this entertaining and educational guide to 47 popular birds. Birds Life Sized features stunning life-sized photographs as well as interesting facts and stats, all put together by one of North America's foremost bird book authors, Chris Earley. Complete with at-a-glance info boxes that detail diet, habitats and nesting habits, each bird profile has a colorful design and plenty of photos highlighting the topics and tidbits covered in the text.
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The Book of Fairies
by Susie Spikol
Meet the Earth, Air, Fire, and Water fairies! From rainbows in bubbles to dandelion seeds on the wind, come meet the wee folk who enchant our everyday world. Wake with dainty Auroras who paint the sky each dawn. Let the rascally wind fairies dance up some mischief in your life and open your heart to the dear Brownies who keep your home tidy and your garden growing.
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Forests
by Nell Cross Beckerman
From kelp forests on the ocean floor to the wonders of the Amazon, Beckerman guides readers through these tree-filled ecosystems using dramatic, poetic language. Nonfiction text on every page allows for a deeper understanding of the topic.
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A Kids Book about Being an Introvert
by Amy Taylor
In a time when it seems like so much depends on small talk and friend count, life can start to feel a little awkward for the introverted kiddos of the world. But this book was made to show kids that there's nothing wrong with being introverted! This book was made to help kids aged 5-9 explore the introvert experience from struggles to superpowers, with a mission of affirming those of us who find solace in a bit of silence and solo time. We have a lot to offer the world--and we do it our own way.
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Making Art
by Diana Ejaita
Art is for everyone! From found objects to sidewalk chalk, from homemade instruments to breakdancing, from building with blocks to molding clay, art is natural and healing. Readers will be encouraged by the invitation to create anything, anywhere, with any materials.
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Penguin Palooza
by Paige Towler
Featuring bustling, boisterous penguin huddles; penguins that shuffle, waddle, and belly-slide; and aww-inspiring babies, this is a one-of-a-kind soiree on the ice. Page after page, young readers will delight in photos of real penguins and the weird and wonderful ways they survive and thrive in some of Earth?s most extreme places. Kids will get to know many different kinds of penguins and learn about their quirky behaviors, sweet families, and amazing body parts.
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Rainforest
by DK
What lies hidden under the canopy of dense rainforests? Learn all about this magical world where lush green plants and tall trees grow in dark forests with fast-flowing rivers, all of which are home to some of the most unusual rainforest animals and plants on Earth.
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Things Scientists Don't Know Yet
by Peter Gallivan
From the possibility of life on other planets to understanding how scientists are bringing mammoths back to life, this science book for kids age 7-9 sheds light on fascinating questions that are still unanswered. With stunning facts and fun science, Things Science Doesn't Know Yet is packed with the latest scientific developments and captivating topics like the multiverse and time travel. Young readers will not only marvel at what science is yet to solve, but also learn how the scientific process works through experiments, collaboration, and persistence.
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300 Fantastic Facts!: Dinosaurs
by Stephen Krensky
This book is packed with exciting information about dinosaurs! Learn 300 fascinating facts about these extinct wonders in this awesome book for dino lovers and armchair paleontologists of all ages.
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Understanding Physics
by Darran Stobbart
Part of the best-selling Understanding series that brings to life the wide world of physics. Rather than explaining details about how to do physics, this book focuses on explaining what different branches of physics are about, how we know about them, and what mysteries remain for budding physicists to uncover. It doesn't shy away from the hard stuff, tackling black holes, quantum mechanics and even Einstein's theories of relativity.
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What Are Taylor Swift's Eras?
by Niki Catherine
Get ready to dive into Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in this nonfiction book for young readers. It covers every album—from her debut to The Tortured Poets Department—and the record-breaking tour that began on March 17, 2023, spanning five continents and 152 shows. Fans celebrated each era with themed outfits and friendship bracelets as Taylor performed songs from all her albums. Discover the eras behind the highest-grossing concert tour of all time in a book sure to delight any young Swiftie.
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World of Racing
by Alex Rice
The complete fully illustrated, unofficial guide to all the major motor racing tournaments throughout the world, covering the history, highlights, cars and personalities in the sport.
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