March 2026 list by K. Pearson |
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Bath Time for the Crayons
by Drew Daywalt
Red likes to relax in the bath. Esteban likes to pretend to be a pirate. And Beige actually prefers a shower Make bath time the best part of the day with this laugh-out-loud mini hardcover book from the bestselling team behind the international Crayons sensation. F
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A Book of Loves
by Cynthia Rylant
Three lists of things that cats, dogs, and children respectively enjoy. Cats love boxes and windows and toys…and other things. Dogs love sticks and biscuits and puddles…and other things. Children love bubbles and cake and stories…and other things. But what do they all love? Love.
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Bug on the Bus
by David Catrow
This funny story by an award-winning artist is the perfect story for practicing simple phonics.
Bug ran to the bus.
Hop on.
Bat ran to the bus.
Bug, Bat, Hen, Cat, Pig, Pup, and Fox all hop on the bus. Everything is fine until skunk hops on too! This decodable story is laugh-out-loud funny.
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Bunny in Disguise
by Cynthia Platt
The Easter Bunny is late for a very important date! Egg hunt's starting at high noon! That bunny has to hide eggs soon! We must act now or they'll be late for this important Easter date! The Easter Bunny is late! Can a group of creative kids help this iconic rabbit get to the town's egg hunt in time all while keeping the famous bunny incognito and out of sight? The kids need to work together and hop to it if they're going to pull this off and save the holiday.
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Chicka Chicka Peep Peep
by Julien Chung
One spring day, the letters of the alphabet find colorful eggs up a pretty pink tree, but when they fall and the eggs all break, new ones arrive with a bunny and a chickadee.
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Dream Big
by Meredith Rusu
Clifford the Big Red Dog and Emily Elizabeth encourage each other to dream big as they continue to grow together.
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Gwei the Hungry Ghost
by Emeline Lee
Gwei the ghost is absolutely famished, but unlike the other ghosts in the cemetery, he won't eat just anything. Luckily, it's Ghost Festival month: the one time a year when ghosts roam the realm of the living. Gwei flutters around the city eating steaming bowls of noodles, hot, hot, HOT chestnuts, and crispy fried fish with chili oil. Yet no matter how much Gwei eats, his hunger won't go away. As he searches for the perfect meal, he catches someone following him. It's another hungry little ghost!
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Hot Food: Nice!
by Michael Rosen
Young Michael thinks his dad knows everything. That is, until the fateful day when his family sits down to eat, and the potato is a bit hot. Michael knows to blow on the potato before eating, as does his brother and his mom. So why does his dad pop it straight into his mouth? Michael Rosen's amusing retelling of the tale of his dad and the too-hot potato has become one of his most widely beloved poems.
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I Think I Saw the Easter Bunny
by Adam Wallace
Is that the . . . ? Could it be . . . ? I think I saw the Easter Bunny Young readers will love following along as Alex and the Easter Bunny work together to save Easter. Alex comes in second place at the annual Easter egg hunt. But not this year. He is determined to finally come in first . . . until he spots something in a bush. Is that . . . could it be? It's the Easter Bunny But the Easter Bunny needs help, and Alex knows exactly what he needs to do--help the Easter Bunny hide all the eggs He and the Easter Bunny zip all over hiding eggs to save Easter.
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It's Almost Time for . . . Easter!
by Maisha Oso
It's almost time for Easter, and excitement is running high! It might not be here yet, but there's so much to do before the joyful day arrives... From decorating and dyeing eggs in pastel hues, flaunting the most fabulous and fancy outfit, and diving into a basket filled with bunny-delivered goodies, there are endless ways to celebrate! But not everyone can read the signs of the highly anticipated holiday on the way...
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Just Like Rabbit
by Katy Hudson
Frog decides he wants to be a rabbit and makes it happen with the help of his friends. But when disaster strikes, Frog must decide who he really is and what is really important to him.
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Kpop Demon Hunters: For the Fans!
by Book Author
HUNTR/X fans of all ages Rumi, Mira, and Zoey are pop stars by day and Hunters by night Meet them along with Saja Boys, the hottest new demon-boy band on the scene, Derpy Tiger, Sussie Bird, and more beloved characters from KPop Demon Hunters in this Little Golden Book.
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Leonard Grows a Haunted Garden
by Mike Ciccotello
A cheerful ghost grows a boo-tiful (and totally not haunted) springtime garden in this laugh-out-loud picture book--the perfect gift for Easter, Halloween, or year-round fun.
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No Way, Wash Day
by Adrienne Thurman
Nina Belle loves everything about her hair. Everything . . . except wash day. Wash day is painful. Wash day is boring. She won't do it this week . . . no way. Nina Belle has plans to get out of the weekly routine, but Mama knows her way around wash day too--and maybe even the secret to enjoying it. No Way, Wash Day is a cheeky and heartfelt look at a cultural touchstone and the time-honored tradition of trying and failing to thwart it.
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Rock and Roll
by Ruby Amy Thompson
Despite their many differences, Rock and Roll share several qualities that make them a perfect pair.
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Say Peekaboo! Chick's Easter Egg Hunt
by Anne Forni
Egg-cellent news, it's almost Easter in Peekaboo Wood! Hop along with Bunny as he sets up an Easter egg hunt for his friend, Chick. Bunny has a basket full of colorful Easter Eggs, and he can't wait to hide them all! He's setting up an Easter egg hunt for his best friend, Chick, and he is sure that this is going to be the best Easter ever. But someone else in Peekaboo Wood loves chocolate... and is on the hunt for a delicious treat.
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Stop That Bunny!
by Alastair Heim
When a mysterious someone steals the Easter basket that Detective Cluehound and Sergeant Squirrel are decorating, the two sleuths are on the case.
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Unfunny Bunny
by Kenan Thompson
In SNL star Kenan Thompson's hilarious picture book debut, a little bunny wants to be the funniest kid in school, but his jokes fall flat.
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The Wildest Thing
by Emily Winfield Martin
What would you do if you let the wild in? Eleanor loved wild things. Every wing and wild sprout. There was something wild inside of her, waiting to come out... With gorgeous illustrations, this book is the ideal addition to any bedtime reading routine or read aloud. The Wildest Thing beautifully expresses a timeless message about little ones unleashing their inner wild and encouraging their budding imagination and unique individuality.
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