February 2026 list by Angie R. |
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All of Us
by Manon Gauthier
In this charming picture book, illustrator Manon Gauthier explores the connection between humans and animals through the shared building block of life: the animal cell. With joyful paper collage illustrations and simple, curious text, All of Us celebrates creativity, our animal family, and the wonder of the natural world.
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Bite-Sized Facts: Nature: Discover 1000+ Facts in Just 5 Minutes!
by Cristina Banfi
Micro-learning helps kids master complex topics through small, engaging lessons that truly stick. Written and fact-checked by a Nature expert and National Geographic author, this book explores plants, animals, habitats, and geology through visual, numerical, and verbal explanations.
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Day and Night
by Jane Burnard
This illustrated children's nonfiction book explores how animals and nature change between night and day using a reversible, flip-book format. Through accessible explanatory text and colorful illustrations, it introduces young readers to nocturnal and daytime behaviors in the natural world, highlighting environmental rhythms and animal activity cycles.
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Do Gorillas Eat Bananas?
by Huw Lewis Jones
Can you imagine what it's like to be an orangutan? What do chimpanzees have for breakfast? And most importantly...are gorillas really like your grandma? Explorer, nature guide, and naturalist Huw Lewis Jones takes young readers on a field trip out into the wild to learn about apes in this fact-packed and humor-filled book.
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Genius Eyes: A Curious Animal Compendium
by Lena Anlauf
Ever wonder why a cat's eyes glow at night, why an alligator cries, or how the world appears to a snail? And is there anything else eyes can do besides see? Eyes can tell us a lot about animal habits and their habitats. This collection of special species from around the world is filled with amazing facts celebrating the diversity of eyes in nature.
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Kid Olympians: Winter: True Tales of Childhood from Champions and Game Changers
by Robin Stevenson
Triumphant and relatable biographies share the childhood stories of international Winter Olympic and Paralympic athletes, including Johnny Weir, Chloe Kim, Michelle Kwan, Apolo Ohno, and Cindy Ouellet. From early dreams to record-breaking achievements, Kid Olympians: Winter shows how these athletes began their journeys and inspires readers ages 8–12 to dream bigger, faster, and higher.
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Learn to Draw Hooky
by Míriam Bonastre Tur
Learn to draw characters and scenes from the hit WEBTOON Hooky with step-by-step tutorials, exclusive content, and tips from its creator. Aspiring artists and fans will master drawing techniques, action, color, and scene design—plus get a behind-the-scenes look at creating a successful webcomic.
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The Little Book of Love
by Vita Murrow
A heartwarming book that shows children love is universal, despite different languages and cultures. Kids will learn words from 100 languages, discover how love is shared around the world, and glimpse lives across the globe. Part of the beautiful Little Book of series—perfect for nurturing curiosity and joy.
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Score Like a Striker: Learn to Play, Shoot and Score Like a Pro!
by Ben Lyttleton
Learn how to tackle, score, and save like the pros in this new football series by bestselling author Ben Lyttleton. Discover the skills, tactics, and mindset top strikers use to score in different ways—and take your game to the next level.
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T. Rex vs. Ankylosaurus: Prehistoric Showdown
by Tom Jackson
The T. rex is the most well-known dinosaur, famous for being fierce! It had a strong jaw to bite prey, and it could run fast. The ankylosaurus was protected against attacks with armor plates and a heavy clubbed tail. These dinosaurs are going to fight! Which one of them will win?
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What Is Lunar New Year?
by Vivian Jun Kirklin
This fact-filled book covers all things Lunar New Year, from the Chinese Zodiac animals to the details of modern celebrations in busy cities like San Francisco, Vancouver, and London.
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