September 2025 list by Angie R. |
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All My Stripes
by Shaina Rudolph
Zane rushes home to tell his mother about problems he faced during his school day, and she reminds him that while others may only see his "autism stripe," he has stripes for honesty, caring, and much more.
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Dinosaurs
by Collins Kids
Packed with fascinating facts, super stats, phenomenal photos, and Q&As with real-life experts – All About Dinosaurs is the perfect book for curious kids who love learning about these prehistoric creatures.
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The Day the Books Disappeared
by Joanna Ho
Arnold didn't mean for the books to disappear--not exactly. It all started because his liked his book about airplanes best and wanted everyone else to read it, too. He couldn't understand why anybody would want to read about tomatoes or ostriches or submarines. And suddenly...POOF! The books are gone. It's up to Arnold to figure out how it all happened--and what it will take to bring them back.
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Don't Trust Fish
by Neil Sharpson
A supposed nature guide humorously warns readers why they should never trust fish, exploring their mysterious and villainous nature.
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Dragons Love Underpants
by Claire Freedman
With flaming holes in their undies, a pack of pant-loving dragons embark on a knicker-nicking adventure through the Kingdom of Pantasia.
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Everyday Bean
by Stephanie Graegin
A collection of vignettes showcasing the adventures of Bean (a baby hedgehog) and her grandmother.
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The Extremely Embarrassing Life of Lottie Brooks
by Katie Kirby
After her best friend moves away, eleven-year-old Lottie enters secondary school alone where she attempts to navigate the embarrassing moments of growing up, fitting in, and making new friends.
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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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Hulk Teach
by Jeffrey Brown
Bruce Banner, AKA the Hulk, is a genius scientist and super hero whose rage-outs have led him to damage way too much public property. After his latest meltdown, Tony Stark arranges a PR move to smooth things over. Hulk will perform community service -- by teaching. Can Banner make it through the school year without destroying everything? And can middle school kids really learn anything when the HULK is their teacher?
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Meet the Class
by Samantha Brooke
Meet Walkerville's newest class with this introduction to The Magic School Bus perfect for young fans. Learn all about your favorite students from the original series like Keesha, Ralphie, D.A., and Arnold—plus a few new friends!
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Newton's Laws: A Fairy Tale
by Sarah Allen
Learn all the subtle intricacies of Newton's Three Laws along with Kip, a young boy who is given only a single apple with which to make his fortune. He meets a quirky wizard named Newton who is off to the capital, hoping to become king. Together, they discover the three laws of motion and save the kingdom from Newton's arch nemesis. Newton's Laws: A Fairy Tale is part of the Fairy Tale Physics series. Each book begins with a story and includes explanations of the real-world physics for anyone who’s curious.
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Night Night Ladybug
by Chris Ferrie
Follow along and say goodnight to sweet creatures and point out all the colors of the rainbow too. Every spread features an interesting fact about the animal as well.
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Oddity woods
by Kay Davault
Kid detective Marietta tries to solve the sudden disappearance of her father in a dark woodland realm inhabited by ghosts and monsters.
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Paw & Order, Volume 1
by Jason Platt
The annual Grilled Cheese Festival is ruined when someone steals all the sandwiches, and it's up to Paw & Order detectives, Purrlock and Marlowe, to figure out who did it!
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Smiley
by M. C. Ross
If there's one thing Smiley, a young Pit bull, knows how to do, it's, well...smile! She's had her infectious smile since she can remember, and it brings everyone around her -- including herself! -- joy. So when she's adopted by a lovely family in Boston, Smiley doesn't expect anyone to dislike her. But she quickly learns that, sadly, Pit bulls have a reputation for being mean, and even Smiley's characteristic smile won't be enough to make everyone love her, and her smile begins to fade...As Smiley learns to navigate a world where she's judged by her appearance, she'll find a way to change the hearts and minds of those around her. And maybe --just maybe -- she'll find a reason to smile once more.
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