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Construction Site: Firefight!
by Sherri Duskey Rinker
When strong winds knock over electric lines and spark a dangerous blaze, fire engines team up with the Construction Site friends to save the day.
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A Door Is to Open
by Kyo Maclear
Welcome through the doorway of this picture book . . . about doors From a Caldecott Honor author and a New York Times Best Illustrated artist comes a celebration of entrances, thresholds and portals -- and all the endless possibilities they can lead to Some doors may give you a nervous, fizzy feeling . . . and also make you glad you came. There are so many kinds of doors: swinging doors and sliding doors, screen doors for feeling the night air, revolving doors for going around and around. Doors that open into . . . anything you can imagine A birthday party, a shipwreck on the salty sea floor, a fairy's tiny home, a slide into a room full of pillows Or even the fantastical future ahead. Where will the doorway of this picture book lead? The only way to find out is to turn the page and go through . . . In a playful ode to Ruth Krauss's A Hole Is to Dig and Remy Charlip's essay A Page Is a Door, this imagination-sparking picture book from an award-winning duo will be welcomed by anyone who is entering a new phase of life -- and invites readers of all ages to embrace the marvelous possibilities that wait for them behind every new door. Includes a beautiful foldout page and textured case.
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Happy All Over
by Emma Quay
Simple, rhyming text celebrates the small joys found in everyday life.
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I Am Speedy: Confessions of a Turbocharged Sloth
by Kristen Tracy
From beloved author Kristen Tracy and the #1 New York Times-bestselling illustrator of Buffalo Fluffalo, Erin Kraan, comes a hilarious picture book about a socialable sloth who appreciates a good nap after a busy few days. You may look at sloth and think she is lazy. No, no. You'd be mistaken. She is turbo-charged! Don't blink. You'll miss sloth climbing very, very, very HIGH and very, very, very FAST. Want to race through the forest? Sloth can set this place a blaze with her quickness. But all that zipping and zooming can be exhausting. Yawwnnn. If there's one thing sloth is even better at... it's getting a good day's sleep. With laugh-out-loud humor, I Am Speedy is the perfect bedtime (or naptime) story for even the silliest little readers. Don't miss these other animal confessions! I Am Picky: Confessions of a Fussy EaterI Am Friendly: Confessions of a Helpful Bear
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Pete the Cat's Cool New Ride
by James Dean
Pete the Cat just got some new wheels. Beep, beep, beep! And as he's grooving down the street, he bumps into one friend, two friends, three! When they pile up in the car, Pete can't keep count and wonders if there is room for everyone. In his fifteenth hardcover picture book, Pete the Cat learns that there's always more room for friends--
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A Pocket Full of Rocks by Kristin Mahoney; illustrated by E.B. GoodaleLike many kids, the protagonist of this picture book collects seemingly random rocks (as well as flower petals, acorns, shells, and more), finding both comfort and an imaginative outlet in the beloved objects. Eye-catching mixed-media illustrations emphasize the sense of creative possibility in this sweet story.
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Ra! Ta! Ma! Cue!
by Howie Shia
If you want a picture book that speaks to what is going on in the world right now, Ra Ta Ma Cue is the title you want to consider.--Besty Bird, Fuse #8Innovation that deserves a standing ovation.--STARRED review, Kirkus ReviewsA unique picture book adventure for music lovers of all ages about how to never be quiet, never give up, and never underestimate the power of percussion.Months have passed since the Grown-Ups were taken captive, forced to brush the teeth and scratch the backs of the Growlies. One day the children make a decision: Ratamacue It means no more waiting. It means it's time for a rescue mission They set off on a wild and uncertain journey, forming a drumline to overcome the many obstacles in their way. In the end, the Growlies' meanness is no match for the children's magic: their collective music.Ra Ta Ma Cue celebrates the power of kids accomplishing remarkable feats, even when up against seemingly undefeatable odds--especially when they are underestimated. With stunning illustrations and a distinctive blend of picture book and graphic musical score reminiscent of John Cage, this exciting book will inspire kids and adults alike.An instant classic of bravery, courage, and persistence that empowers kids to pick up a drum and make some noise
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A Room with a View
by Joanna Ho; illustrated by Thaís Mesquita
Indoorsy kid Oliver hates everything about camping, from the boring drives to the exhausting hikes to the scary darkness. But his Mama is so enthusiastic that it might just be catching -- especially if marshmallow roasting is involved. Expressive artwork highlights the affection in this family story.
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8!
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