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Look Up! by Britt GondolfiIn this entertaining story, Fontaine, a small pigeon fed up with the world's addiction to technology, leads an ICKY revolution that forces people to put down their phones, look up, and connect with nature and each other.
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All of Those Babies by Mylisa LarsenIn this rollicking romp through the animal kingdom, young readers will discover that no matter the species, everyone grows.
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Boo the Library Ghost by Becky PaigeRefusing to leave the library, even though Boo, the resident ghost, tries his hardest to scare her away, Poppy soon realizes why he's acting out and knows just how to help, in this sweet celebration of the joy of reading and a love of books.
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Monster Hands
by Karen Kane
When nighttime comes, Milo has a problem--he's convinced there's a monster under his bed! Luckily, his best friend Mel knows just what to do--scare the monster more than the monster scares you! So using shadow puppets on the wall, Mel and Milo make monster hands that roar, chomp and even laugh to scare the monster away.
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Buffalo Fluffalo
by Bess Kalb
A sweet and silly buffalo who tries to bluff and fluff his way into being bigger than he really is.
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100 Mighty Dragons All Named Broccoli
by David LaRochelle
This comical counting adventure follows 100 mighty dragons all named Broccoli as they each embark on their own journey until there's one dragon left, who retreats to a cave for the winter and reemerges in the spring with a special surprise.
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Why Did the Monster Cross the Road?
by R. L. Stine
Filled with side-splitting jokes, this irresistible story follows monster best friends Hunny and Funny who know exactly how to cheer each other upwith laughter.
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Problem Solved!
by Jan Thomas
Rabbit needs to clean her room, but when Pete the Problem-Solving Porcupine's plan causes more of a mess, Rabbit needs to quickly come up with her own strategy before chaos ensues.
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Woo Hoo! You're Doing Great!
by Sandra Boynton
An extremely exuberant chicken has an important message to share in this entertaining rhyming book that reminds us that trying our best is reason enough to celebrate.
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Little Daymond Learns to Earn
by Daymond John
Little Daymond and his friends, drawing on their unique strengths, start a t-shirt business, in this fun-filled introduction to money from the Shark Tank that will help kids develop a basic foundation of financial literacy.
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You Don't Want a Unicorn!
by Ame Dyckman
Tossing a coin into a well while wishing for a pet unicorn, a little boy is astonished to discover that unicorns are terrible pets that shed, poke holes in the ceiling and make awful messes.
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Have You Seen This Book?
by Angela DiTerlizzi
When a little boy discovers that his book has gone missing, little readers will soon realize, through various clues, that the book is actually in THEIR hands!
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Press Here
by Hervé Tullet
Using no special effects other than the reader's imagination, a series of dots multiplies, grows, or changes color by pressing, tilting, or blowing on the previous page.
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A Unicorn, a Dinosaur, and a Shark were Riding a Bicycle
by Jonathan Fenske
When the narrator of the book INSISTS they ride a bicycle, a unicorn, dinosaur and shark, who are relaxing, are quite resistant to this turn of events, in this uproarious picture book that will leave kids wondering who really calls the shots in the story.
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Bad Boys Get Cookie!
by Margie Palatini
When the baker's cookie escapes, Willy and Wally, two really bad wolves desperate to satisfy their craving for baked goods, must concoct a clever scheme to catch this smart cookie who eludes them at every turn.
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Norman Didn't Do It! (Yes, He Did.)
by Ryan T. Higgins
When a surprise pops up, best friends Norman, a porcupine, and Mildred, a tree, find their lives forever changed in this funny picture book that explores the depths and complexities of friendship.
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XO, Exoplanet
by Deborah Underwood
When the planets notice something different in their Solar System, they engage in an out-of-this-world pen pal exchange, in this STEM-friendly story that reminds readers what happens when we consider another person’s point of view.
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What the Road Said
by Cleo Wade
A picture book debut by the best-selling author of Heart Talk shares comforting verses about the questions we ask ourselves while on life’s journey, sharing reassurance about making mistakes, feeling afraid and finding the courage to keep going.
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Interrupting Chicken: Cookies for
Breakfast
by David Ezra Stein
On a bright Saturday morning, the little red chicken, who wants cookies for breakfast, jars her Papa awake and delightfully interjects cookies--and herself--into every nursery rhyme they read together to satisfy her sweet tooth.
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Duck Duck Moose
by Mary Sullivan
Duck, Duck, and Moose are playing a quiet game of cards when their friend comes running to ask: Where is Goose? Duck, Duck, and Moose search high and low and get directions from some barnyard friends, but Goose is nowhere to be found. Calm, calm, calm, their friend tells them. Don't freak out. But what are they to do when the day draws to a close and they are snuggling up for bed with no glimpse of Goose?
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