September 2026 list by Angie R. |
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Big Rig Pig
by Claire Tattersfield
Meet Miles Bacon, the truck-driving, box-hauling big rig pig! Whether it's a truck in a ditch, a load of apples, or even an entire circus, Miles is always ready to help. But after spending all day hauling for others, he learns that sometimes it's okay to ask for help too. With lively rhymes and humorous illustrations, this sweet story celebrates friendship, teamwork, and lending a helping hand.
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Bluey: Taxi
by Penguin Young Readers Licenses
Join Bluey and Bingo for a fun game of Taxi in this illustrated chapter book based on the hit animated series. Hugo Borinson is in a hurry to get to the airport, but can his taxi driver get him there on time and in one piece? Hop in for an imaginative adventure with Bluey, Bingo, and the Heeler family!
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Camp Zero
by Erin Entrada Kelly
Black Mirror meets Goosebumps in this fast-paced horror adventure from bestselling authors Erin Entrada Kelly and Eliot Schrefer. Eleven-year-old Sofia Mendoza would rather be gaming than camping, but there's something very wrong about Camp Forestjaw. With creepy mechanical vultures, mysterious figures, and a ruthless game of elimination, Sofia must do whatever it takes to survive. The trouble is, in Forestjaw, everything you've ever done comes back to haunt you.
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Create Your Own Comics!
by Ned Hartley
Packed with playful illustrations, drawing tips, creative prompts, and story ideas, this beginner-friendly guide has everything you need to create your own comics. Learn the building blocks of comics, explore different styles and genres, and use the story generator to spark original adventures. Includes templates, helpful guidance, and bonus drawing lessons from top cartoonists. Perfect for ages 8-12.
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Disney Science in Comics
by Viviana Fonti
Nemo, Marlin, Dory, and their friends return for a new ocean adventure. During a school trip to the Great Barrier Reef, they discover the oceans are in danger. As they search for answers about coral bleaching, plastic waste, and climate change, they learn how everyone can help protect marine life and the sea.
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Free to Fly
by Karina Iceberg
In a treehouse by the sea, a grandfather shares the story of how he kept his dreams alive with thoughts of his future grandchild--who is his most precious dream of all.Hope takes flight in this tender picture book by author Karina Iceberg (Aleut-Alutiiq), and illustrator Steph Littlebird (Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde), who share a story of Native resilience with a conversation between a grandparent and grandchild that soars into a message of love that spans generations--both those past and to come.
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Garfield, Book One
by Mark Evanier
Craving laughs, lasagna, and plenty of orange cattitude? Join Garfield, Jon, Odie, and the gang in this first graphic novel collection of Garfield's comic book adventures. Packed with hilarious antics, cat-filled capers, and signature sass, this collection brings Jim Davis's iconic orange feline to life for new and longtime fans alike.
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Incredibly Fast and Not at All Fun
by Tadgh Bentley
Bear accidentally invents the worlds first roller coaster when his speedy beehive shortcut (far from fun in his opinion) turns into a thrilling ride for all the forest animals.
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Milk & Mocha Comics Collection
by Melani Sie
Your favorite internet duo, @milkmochabear, is back with even more cozy and charming comics to brighten your day Cozy up with a blanket and join Milk and Mocha in their sweet little moments. With even more never-before-seen comics--and two pages of exclusive stickers--Milk & Mocha continue to delight readers worldwide with their newest comic collection: Our Little Moments. Sweet Milk and stoic Mocha prove the old adage that opposites really do attract. Dedicated to all the little daily interactions, big and small, Milk & Mocha is perfect for anyone who has ever been in love.
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Millie Fleur's Pumpkin Problem
by Christy Mandin
New York Times bestselling character Millie Fleur returns in a delightful fall adventure. As autumn arrives, the residents of Garden Glen dread the gray months ahead, but Millie Fleur has a colorful plan: an unusual pumpkin patch. When her growing gourds take on a life of their own, she'll have to find a way out of this pumpkin problem.
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Monkeypig
by Huw Aaron
She's a monkey. No, she's a pig. She's...Monkeypig? Molly loves life in the jungle with the other monkeys, even though she's actually a pig. When head monkey Norman puts everyone through a series of tests to spot any non-monkeys, Molly does her best to prove she belongs. But in the end, a surprising discovery reveals who the real monkey is after all.
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The Mystery of the Dinosaur Fossil
by Kristyna Litten
In this second full-color chapter book adventure, super-sleuths Ivy and her grandpa Bearlock Holmes return to solve another tricky case. When a dinosaur fossil mysteriously disappears from Jurassic Ridge, what seems like a simple theft soon becomes a puzzling mystery full of clues and surprises. Featuring 15 interactive puzzles, charming illustrations, and plenty of detective work, this engaging adventure invites young readers to help crack the case.
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The Outermost Mouse
by Lauren Wolk
A tiny-but-mighty mouse faces an approaching storm to protect the home she loves. Set on the shores of Cape Cod, this heartwarming tale from Newbery Honor-winning author Lauren Wolk celebrates courage, resilience, and the rugged beauty of the coast. Though small enough to fit in a teacup, the Outermost Mouse is brave enough to face the wild waves and defend all she holds dear. Featuring stunning illustrations by Kristen Adam.
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Peppa Loves Unicorns and Mermaids
by Scholastic
Peppa Pig discovers the magic of friendship in this fantastical storybook!Peppa and Suzy Sheep are very excited to wear matching costumes for Penny Polar Bear's magical creatures party, but when the two friends can't decide which are more magical--unicorns or mermaids--it takes a little teamwork and a lot of costume changes to help them figure out the most magical thing of all. Join them on their magical adventure in this fantastical storybook!
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Play It! American Patriotic Songs for Piano
by Jennifer Kemmeter
The authors of the popular Play It! series are back with a fun and easy piano guide, with helpful instruction on beloved patriotic songs, perfect for the budding musician in your life.
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Quest in Yosemite National Park
by Aaron Johnson
Before Jake's grandfather died, he was on the trail of a centuries-old mystery. He has entrusted that mystery to Jake, leaving behind a set of hidden codes, riddles, maps, and other clues that lead Jake and his friends on a scavenger hunt while camping in the most rugged wilderness of the national parks. The mystery unfolds as Jake, Amber, and Wes learn about survival skills, natural history, integrity, character, and friendship. Along the way, they discover they are not the only ones on this quest. An elusive shadow group is close on their heels.
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Spaghetti Head & Chicken Fingers
by Rhett McLaughlin
From the creators of Good Mythical Morning comes a hilarious picture book about what happens when you really are what you eat. Saffy loves buttered pasta, and Lumo only eats chicken tenders, but when Saffy wakes up with spaghetti for hair and Lumo discovers he has chicken fingers, everything changes. This funny and relatable story celebrates friendship, picky eaters, and trying something new.
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Spidey Cat
by Steve Behling
When Gobby's plan to steal Spidey's and Spin's superpowers goes awry, accidentally leaving Peter's cat Bootsie with the heroes' special skills, Team Spidey must get their powers back.
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Super Nature Encyclopedia
by DK
Meet nature's superstars in this dazzling encyclopedia of the biggest, fastest, fiercest, and most deadly animals on Earth. Packed with stunning photography, 3D CGI, and incredible facts, young readers will discover 100 record-breaking creatures and the amazing adaptations that help them survive. From cheetahs to Komodo dragons, this updated edition offers a thrilling look inside the wild world of animals.
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What If...Pigs Could Fly?
by Emma Young
Find the answers to 33 funny and surprising animal questions in this engaging science book by Emma Young. From sharks and spiders to bats and bears, kids will explore the animal kingdom through laugh-out-loud "what if?" scenarios, packed with fascinating facts, humor, and colorful illustrations. Perfect for curious readers who love animals, science, and asking big questions.
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