September 2025 list by K. Pearson |
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Beverley, Bat Your Service
by Kelly Collier
Beverley the Bat loves entertaining but never has guests, so when a new human family moves into his big, old house, he eagerly welcomes them but soon realizes his bat-style hospitality might not align with human expectations.
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Camilla and the Fall Festival
by Julie Dillemuth
When the wind blows away decorations for the Fall Festival, Camilla and her friends create a map to put everything back together.
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The Everything Trail
by Meg Fleming
Follows a group of young explorers through the forest as they discover everything nature has to offer.
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Fall Is For Beginnings
by Rajani LaRocca
For Ravi, fall brings cool weather and time with his best friend Joe, but when a new girl named Ellie joins their class, Ravi struggles with the changes until he learns that fall can be the perfect time to start a new friendship.
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G Is For Gratitude
by Samantha Berger
Serves as a meditation on things we can be grateful for and encourages people to recognize the beauty around them, from the air that fills our lungs to the laughter that unites.
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Hornbeam By and Large
by Cynthia Rylant
Hornbeam and his friends embark on three new larger-than-life adventures in the third book in the Hornbeam series.
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How To Catch Bigfoot
by Alice Walstead
Join the How to Catch Kids on a camping trip of epic proportions: Bigfoot is on the loose, and the search for Sasquatch is on! But what if Bigfoot is not actually a scary, hairy beast? It's up to YOU and the Catch Club Kids to find out!
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How To Teach a Monster
by Sue Fliess
A monster who no longer wants to be scary sets out to discover a new talent. Includes a brief history on monsters.
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I Hate Everything!
by Sophy Henn
With his friend's help, an irascible ghost discovers that he maybe does not hate everything after all.
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The Invisible Parade
by Leigh Bardugo
A young girl examines fear and death and discovers bravery against the backdrop of Dâia de Muertos.
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It's Taco Knight!
by Megan Maynor
In a kingdom full of busy, clever people, no one has time to cook. Luckily the Knights of Dinner make sure the villagers are well fed. It could be Pizza Knight or Noodle Knight, Dumpling Knight, even New Recipe Knight! No knight is everybody's favorite, but every knight is somebody's favorite. That is . . . until Taco Knight comes to town-and tries to turn every night into taco night.
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Little White Fish and His Playmates
by Guido Van Genechten
Little White Fish has many playmates. With some of them, he learns to count. Others come along to make the colors of the rainbow. The friends all have their own talents and think their own thoughts. Dive deep below the sea to learn and play with Little White Fish and his friends!
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A Monstrous Bedtime
by Kerilynn Wilson
Bedtime routines are important for a good night's sleep--even for the monster under your bed.
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My Dad Thinks He's a Scream
by Katrina Germein
Because when you've got it, haunt it. Come on in. The ghost is clear! A family sets out on Halloween dressed as a skeleton, a witch, a mummy, and a ghost. "We really should get a life," laughs Dad.
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Perla and the Pirate
by Isabel Allende
With help from their new "pirate" neighbor, Perla uses her two superpowers--making people love her and roaring like a lion--to help find her human, Nico, after he gets lost walking home from school.
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Squash and Pumpkin: #squashgoals
by G. G. McQueen
Acorn Squash is tired of being overshadowed by Pumpkin and her beloved spice each fall season, so a campaign is launched to make Acorn Squash the new seasonal star.
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Stomple the Zombie
by Margery Cuyler
Stompie the zombie is so excited that his relatives are coming for a family reunion. After all, it's been 500 years since their last one! But on the way to the gross-ery store to pick up some last-minute re-flesh-ments, Stompie has a bumpy spill on his cycle and breaks a bone.. Luckily, Itchy Witchy is nearby, and she flies him to Urgent Scare on her broom.
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Twelve Days Of Autumn
by Sherri Maret
In this reimagined version of "The Twelve Days of Christmas," wildlife is observed during Autumn.
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When Autumn Comes
by Ekaterina Trukhan
When autumn comes . . . the sun is shining, vegetables are growing, and butterflies are fluttering in the flowers.
And one little girl is celebrating every magical moment! Experience the wonders of autumn through the eyes of a child discovering the flowers, trees, insects, animals, and weather that make autumn a very special time of year.
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Who's Afraid Of the Dark?
by 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.
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The Wishing Leaf
by K. George
A young bear patiently waits for the last leaf of autumn to fall so he can make a special wish.
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