April 2026 list by Angie R. |
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America Is Wild!
by Brad Timm
Explore the wild heart of America, one state at a time, in this visually captivating wildlife encyclopedia featuring over 400 illustrations. Perfect for families and little nature lovers, America is Wild is your essential companion for exploring the species that shape the nation's ecosystems, from the tiniest of pollinators to the tallest of trees.
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Bear Worries
by Natalia Shaloshvili
Bear’s worries spiral after he fears his cookie is the last one and every “what if” seems to come true. But when Duck shares his cookie and perspective, Bear learns that worries don’t always end in disaster. With warm humor and expressive art, Bear Worries offers a gentle, reassuring look at anxiety, resilience, and friendship.
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Butterflies / Mariposas
by Penguin Young Readers Licenses
Play Butterflies with Bluey and Bingo in the bilingual edition of this fun storybook based on the wildly successful animated series Bluey.
¡Juega a las mariposas con Bluey y Bingo en este divertido cuento basado en la superexitosa serie animada Bluey.
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Colors
by Claudia Rueda
Whether blowing up a balloon or watering a garden, colors abound around the adorable Smushkins and toddler fans will be excited to discover a world of colors. Claudia Rueda mines the world of the familiar as her gentle characters introduce a rainbow of colors to the youngest of readers.
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The Girl and the Robot
by Oz Rodriguez
Join a girl and a robot on their life-changing sci-fi adventure in this coming-of-age story that celebrates kids in STEM, first-gen communities, and the power of friendship.
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Hoppers
by Golden Books
In Disney and Pixar’s Hoppers, scientists create lifelike robotic animals that let humans “hop” into them and talk to real animals. Mabel, an animal-loving kid, tries the technology and discovers surprising mysteries in the animal world. This Little Golden Book retelling is perfect for ages 2–5 and for collectors who love Disney stories.
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How to Catch a Garden Gnome
by Alice Walstead
Tumble alongside the How to Catch Kids into a flower-filled, dragon-flying, giant-grilled-cheese-eating garden, tended to by none other than a magical Garden Gnome. But will this group of adventurous kids manage to catch the Gnome before twilight begins... and their ability to leave this fantastical land ends? Filled with magical hijinks and STEAM concepts, this hilarious picture book is perfect for parents, educators, budding gardeners, and readers ages 4-10.
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How to Say You're Sorry
by Stephanie Calmenson
After hurting their friend's feelings, an elephant learns how to say they are sorry.
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Is This...Spring?
by Helen Yoon
When the joys of breathing in spring get hijacked by hacking and sneezing, find a delightful antidote in Helen Yoon's comical ode to a glorious season.
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Milkshake the Disappearing Milk Snake
by Akeem S. Roberts
Eight-year-old Carter and his ghost detective sidekick--former class pet naked mole rat Mr. Pebbles--try and find Milkshake, the missing milk snake.
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Sir Edmund of the Wild West
by Dusti Bowling
This humorous, slightly spooky chapter book follows Edmund, a goldendoodle who believes he’s destined to serve the King of England. Instead, he’s adopted by Wild West Willy, a veteran and wannabe ghost hunter heading to the Grand Canyon to solve a 1928 disappearance. Edmund can actually see ghosts, and helping Willy might be his true calling after all.
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Time for Haiku
by Josep Santaeulàlia
This collection of 50 seasonal haiku celebrates small, vivid moments in nature from falling snow to shimmering summer sand. Arranged from fall through summer, the poems gently connect language and science for young readers. Luciano Lozano’s Japanese‑inspired illustrations add warmth and whimsy. Includes a brief history of haiku and a simple guide for kids to write their own.
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Truckosaurus
by Karen Shapiro
In this wild picture book adventure, readers explore the magical, wacky island of the most loveable and imaginative creature: Truckosaurus! Drive along with Truckosaurus as he feasts with laser tooth tigers, dances with flashlight raptors, and has tea with elephant fairies and ballerina bats. Truckosaurus is a friend to all and encourages kids to lend a helping hand in their community, be kind, and build empathy.
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Whose Nest Is Best?
by Lyndsay Wasko
An exploration of birds around the world and the types of nests that they build for their families. Includes back matter about birds and their homes.
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