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The squish
by Breanna Carzoo
"In an effort to prevent ever getting squished again, Sandcastle tries to be bigger, taller and stronger, but wonders if that's enough to stop all the squishes until it discovers the value of resiliency, rebuilding and reaching out to others. Illustrations. "
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I am hungry
by Michael Rosen
In this delicious and delightful read-aloud, children can follow along as a REALLY hungry squirrel lists all the things he could eat, capturing the absurdity and occasional outlandishness of toddler moods. Illustrations.
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A bear, a fish, and a fishy wish
by Daniel Bernstrom
"When he spots a fish, which would make a delicious dish, hungry Bear discovers this is no ordinary fish?—?one who has an entirely different plan, in this funny, action-packed picture book with tongue-twisting text. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Finding things
by Kevin Henkes
"Exploring storytelling, connections, luck, nature and responsibility, this wonderful picture book encourages readers to be creative and find purpose and connections in all that surrounds them. Illustrations. "
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When you meet a dragon
by Tanya Lloyd Kyi
"It's a normal day in your normal town. You are all alone when you spot a dragon overhead. You know you can't defeat it by yourself, so you call for help. Your friends, family and neighbors all band together. Some do the firefighting, some try to reason with the dragon and some are fierce and fearless. Just when it seems the beast has won, more people arrive and rally against it. Finally, the dragon flees! And now, if it ever comes back, you'll be ready to face it with your community"
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A unicorn, a dinosaur, and a shark walk into a book
by Jonathan Fenske
Insisting they are in the best book EVER, the narrator must convince a less-than-impressed unicorn, dinosaur and shark to stay within its pages instead of just passing through. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Duck duck taco truck
by Laura Lavoie
Summer heats up when two taco-slinging ducks go up against their sworn enemy Goose, whose food truck is encroaching on their turf, but when Goose becomes overwhelmed with hangry crowds, these foes unexpectedly unite, becoming fine feathered friends! Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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The curious why
by Angela DiTerlizzi
This highly anticipated follow-up to the best-selling The Magical Yet shows young readers there's always something new to discover about the world around and encourages them to open their minds to an extraordinary world of possibilities. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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To the other side
by Erika Meza
"A girl reframes the dangerous border crossing between Mexico and the United States as a game to help her brother through the journey"
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I Am Oliver the Otter
by Pam Ayres
"Happy enough living alone, swimming and scampering in the river to his heart's content, Oliver the otter finds his life forever changed when he, among the green rushes, meets an otter called Ottilie. Illustrations. "
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The little books of the little Brontèes
by Sara O'Leary
"Celebrating the joy of storytelling and the love of books, this true story of the four motherless Brontë children shows how, through the power reading novels, poetry, history and fables, they grew up to become some of English literature's finest writers. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Feelings are wild
by Sophy Williams
"Young children can learn to count to 10 and back again with the help of adorable animals and rhyming text, in this entertaining picture book that encourages children to talk about their emotions. Illustrations. "
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Go to sleep, anxiety!
by Luna Chi
"Based on the Disney/Pixar animated feature film Inside Out 2, releasing this summer in theaters, stories at various reading levels take kids on an all-new adventure inside the mind of now-teenager Riley, who is definitely feeling all kinds of new Emotions! Movie tie-in. Illustrations."
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Ursula upside down
by Corey R. Tabor
"When one question turns happy catfish Ursula's world upside down, she learns to find confidence in seeing the world her own way, in this innovative, flipped-format picture book that encourages readers to embrace their individuality"--Provided by publisher
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Peppa Pig and the nature walk.
by Candlewick Press
"Featuring a“fun facts” coloring poster, this delightful picture book follows Peppa and her family as they take a nature walk, and Peppa, bringing along her favorite book, Nature, Nature Everywhere, points out fun facts along the way, leading to a silly surprise! Illustrations. "
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Waiting at Woy Woy
by Robin George
When a small, piano-playing mouse named Reggie gets washed away by a flood, the complacent townspeople of Woy Woy wait for someone to take action, in this story that encourages readers to seize the day and not let life pass them by. Illustrations.
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Bubble Gum Bison needs a bath
by Scott Rothman
To avoid a bath, Bubble Gum Bison escapes out the bathroom window, but when she slips in the mud and gets covered in bubble gum and bird feathers, she decides it's finally time, but hits a snag due to her brother's ramming habit. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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May you love and be loved : wishes for your life
by Cleo Wade
"This beautiful ode to the endless possibilities of the future expresses the many hopes and dreams we hold for our children and ourselves and more importantly, reminds us what we wish for everyone is that they can love and be loved. Illustrations. "
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The suitcase
by Daniela Sosa
"While visiting his grandparents for the summer, a young boy is bored until he finds a suitcase in the attic filled with incredible things and pictures of a young couple exploring the world, having fun adventures and dancing and singing and wonders who they could be. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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No bear anywhere
by Leah Gilbert
"Determined to see a bear while walking with his family on Bear Creek Trail, Bruin learns to embrace the unexpected after a series of disappointments and enjoy the natural world around him. 40,000 first printing. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Brilliant Bea
by Shaina Rudolph
An endearing and empowering story that demonstrates that a learning difference like dyslexia doesn't define who you are. Despite her struggles with reading and writing, Beatrice is a natural and brilliant storyteller. With the help of a kind-hearted teacher, Beatrice uses an old-fashioned tape recorder so she can speak her words and then play them back, as a technique for learning in whole new way. With her new approach, Beatrice is able to show her classmates who she really has been all along. This bookis set in EasyReading, a dyslexia-friendly font
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Bye land, bye sea
by Renáe Spencer
"Encountering each other on a deserted island, two children who are lost at sea quickly realize there is a language barrier between them and must figure out a way to communicate despite their differences if they ever want to be rescued. Illustrations. "
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Mermaid lullaby
by Kenneth Kraegel
"Three mermaid friends invite readers to explore the secret colors of their world, in this enchanting combination of fresh color-concepts and a soothing lullaby that ushers little listeners toward sleep and sweet dreams. Illustrations. "
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Cece loves science and adventure
by Kimberly Derting
When Cece and her Adventure Girls troop face a sudden thunderstorm, they use science, technology, engineering, and math to solve problems and make their way safely back to camp
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The dream catcher
by Marcelo Verdad
An uplifting story about a boy who stays true to his biggest dream while finding the magic in every moment shows how living in the here and now can be a journey every bit as beautiful as a dream. (Picture Book– Preschool-Grade 3)
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If you spot a shell
by Aimâee Sicuro
Text and illustrations show how, with imagination, a seashell can become anything from a swimming cap to a ferris wheel to a submarine. Includes instructions for a sand art project and shell rubbing
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Hornbeam gets it done
by Cynthia Rylant
Hornbeam the moose saves his blueberry bush from blowing away with the help of his best friend Eureka, goes grocery shopping with Cuddy, and enjoys game night with Erika, Cuddy, and Adorabelle
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Squirrel needs a break
by Kristen Remenar
"Single dad Squirrel is at his wits' end after a long winter inside with his kits, so when his friends?—?the other woodland creatures?—?decide to work together to give him a much-deserved break, it doesn't take long for them to realize just how hard Squirrel works each day! Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Oddbird's chosen family
by Derek Desierto
"Wishing for a family, Oddbird, who has always been on his own, discovers that all families don't look the same, and sometimes the families we choose are where we belong. Illustrations. "
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Peaches
by Gabriele Davis
Everything is just peachy in this hopeful multigenerational story of love and healing that follows a young girl as she takes part in her family's tradition of baking the perfect peach cobbler to keep her mother's memory hanging sweet in the air. Illustrations.
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The Perfect Place
by Matt de la Peña; illustrated by Paola Escobar
Getting a perfect grade on his robot report makes Lucas hyper-aware of how his seemingly perfect prep school compares to his family's shabby apartment. Thoughtfully detailed digital art follows Lucas as he begins to understand the benefits of imperfection. Read-alike: The Yellow Handkerchief by Donna Barba Higuera.
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What the garden tells me
by Monica Mikai
"This love letter to gardens, which are glorious places blossoming with joy, wonder and wisdom, encourages readers to observe the plants around them and appreciate the things that make each one?—?and each of us?—?special. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Mini Bluey.
by Penguin Young Readers Licenses
"When Dad complains about how different Bluey and Bingo are, Bluey decides to color Bingo to be more like her. But when Bluey paints herself to look more like her little sister, Mum and Dad like Big Bingo more! Will Bluey and Bingo learn to be happy justhow they are?"
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Being Home
by Traci Sorell; illustrated by Michaela Goade
This spare, imaginative picture book is styled as a Cherokee child's sketchbook, detailing the journey as she and her mom leave the crowded city and are welcomed into a large, loving community on the reservation. With a multi-award-winning pair of Indigenous creators, Being Home is a must-read family story.
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Sister friend
by Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow
Ameena feels invisible in her all-white class, but she soon finds friendship and community with a new Muslim student
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Not he or she, I'm me
by A. M. Wild
A child gets ready for a wonderful day. They gleefully get dressed, hug their parents, go to school, and play with friends. All the while, unapologetically reminding themselves that they are and can only be themselves. The nonbinary experience is brightly illustrated as we follow our main character through their typical day. The story's bouncy and fun refrain reminds all readers of gender-neutral pronouns and affirms the identities of nonbinary children - encouraging readers to practice empathy for themselves and others
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Two wheels
by David Gibb
"Determined to ride a bike with only two wheels through practice, patience and courage, a little boy discovers that his dream just might come true, in this delightful story that captures the magical moment when kids pedal off on their own. Illustrations. "
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I Am Here
by Karen Kilpatrick
This reminder of the power of unconditional love and support shows readers they are never alone?—?no matter the circumstances?—?and encourages them to look for the good in even the most challenging situations. Illustrations.
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Mermaid helper
by Christy Webster
"Encountering a mermaid while walking on the beach who wants to know all about the world above water, Uni and the little girl take their new friend on a magical adventure to the Real World. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Baba's peach tree
by Marie Tang
Tao Hua and her father, a migrant worker, find hope and blessings in an old peach tree behind their house, but as time passes and their lives change so does the tree
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Kisses from space
by Anna Menon
In order to connect with her kids while in space, the author?—?a Polaris Dawn crewmember, engineer and mother?—?created this sweet story of a mama dragon coming home from an out-of-this-world adventure, snuggling her baby dragons close and expressing a mother's unwavering love for her children. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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The first day of school
by Matt Huntley
When Alex loses his new red backpack on the first day of school, Chase, Skye and the rest of Adventure Bay's PAW Patrol come to the rescue, in this exciting introduction to buses, classrooms, classmates and teachers. Includes 50+ stickers. Illustrations.
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The grizzly bear who lost his grrrrr!
by Rob Biddulph
A champion bear diligently trains for an annual woodland contest he has always won until the year when he loses his ability to growl and must consider if there is more to life than winning. 25,000 first printing.
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Shine
by Bruno Valasse
"A little moth hides from the dark, and doesn't want to leave his bright and cozy home. But here's a secret: he loves watching the stars. They only come out at night, though . . . when it's dark outside. One night, the stars give the moth the courage to go outside into the night. There, he makes friends with other creatures who are also afraid of the dark, and they play and sparkle under the stars. But will a dangerous encounter with a group of hungry frogs drive the moth back inside? Or will it encourage him to create his own light in the darkness?"
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Lupita's hurricane palomitas
by Alexandra Alessandri
As a hurricane bears down on her town, Lupita finds two baby birds who have fallen out of their nest and brings them inside to shelter them from the storm so the little palomitas will be safe and feel less scared. (Picture Book– Preschool-Grade 3)
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Maisy goes to the eye doctor
by Lucy Cousins
"Young readers can join Maisy and her friend Ella as they go to Dr. Flamingo the optometrist's office to have their eyes tested, but when Ella needs glasses, they pick out the best frames EVER! Simultaneous and eBook. Illustrations."
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Not-a-box city
by Antoinette Portis
Inspiring creative and imaginative play, this wonderful book follows Bunny who wants to build a new city ALONE until Bunny realizes that friends make all the difference. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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A garland of henna
by Varsha Bajaj
Part of a long line of henna artists, Nikita feels like giving up when she discovers it's much harder than it looks, until her grandmother and mother convince her to try again and join in this beautiful family tradition. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Mermaids' song to the sea
by Dianna Hutts Aston
"In this visually stunning story, three mermaid troubadours, draped with leis and strumming harps, sing their blessings to sea creatures everywhere, traveling the ocean to deliver a benediction to their beloved community of fish, whales, sharks, sea snails and many others. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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The color of love
by Poppy Harlow
Grace and her classmates each pick a color that they think represents the color of love and share what love looks like to them
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Swim school.
by Penguin Young Readers Licenses
"Bluey and her family are playing Swim School! But their swimming lessons are proving to be difficult. Can Mum, Dad, and Bingo pass without dobbing on each other?"
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Miguel must fight!
by Jamie Ofelia
When El Dragón attacks, artistic Miguel must save his family and prove his colored pencils are mightier than the sword. (Picture Book– Preschool-Grade 3)
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The pie reports
by Hayley Lowe
"Sharing a love of pies, Noor and her Granddad, despite an ocean between them, report on various pies via video chats, but one day, when Granddad doesn't log in due to his declining health, Noor writes down her pie reports, holding space for him until he feels ready. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Nana's new soul food / : Discovering Vegan Soul Food
by Will Power
"A young boy, helping his mom find healthy food in his neighborhood, rediscovers his community while finding tasty vegan soul food, in this picture book capturing the loving relationships within a family as they connect through their mission to make better eating choices. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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It's Pride, baby!
by Allen R. Wells
"Join a queer family as they celebrate Black Pride in Washington, D.C. From painting posters to walking in a Pride Parade with neighbors to watching fireworks, this special day is packed with fun"
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The bicycle : how an act of kindness changed a young refugee's life
by Patricia McCormick
"Forced to flee Kurdistan by the Iraqi government, young refugee Mevan travels from country to country seeking safety and feels more and more alone until a stranger's gift changes everything, in this true story and moving reminder of how powerful one act of kindness can be. Illustrations. "
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Beach bummer
by Ryan T Higgins
"While everyone is having fun in the sun at the beach except him, Bruce, whose favorite thing to do during summer is sit in the shade, looks forward to his second favorite thing?—?summer turning into fall. Illustrations. "
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The pelican can!
by Toni Yuly
"Lively text and bold illustrations tell the story of a young pelican who wakes up hungry and its parents who know just what to do, in this seaside journey to observe and celebrate the way that pelicans feed their young. Illustrations. "
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The elephant and the sea
by Ed Vere
"Too big to join the lifeboat crew in his seaside town, Gabriel realizes it's his time to shine when a great storm hits, as he pulls his oars alone against the crashing waves to save a crew in danger, in this reminder to face life's obstacles with optimism. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Tala learns to siva
by Kealani Netane
"Preparing to perform a traditional Samoan dance at her Grandma's birthday, Tala freezes on stage and must summon the strength and inspiration to help her dance, in this empowering story about finding courage through the love and guidance of family. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Free to be fabulous!
by David McMullin
"After winning the school talent show with his signature shimmy kick, Daniel is targeted by the Mean, but with the help of his friends and fans, he comes out of hiding and dances in the face of the Mean?—?strong, brave and free! Illustrations. "
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Gorgeously me!
by Jonathan Van Ness
The New York Times best-selling author and star of the Netflix hit show Queer Eye assures readers that they're loved and cherished exactly as they are, encouraging them to embrace all the things that make them extraordinary and exceptional. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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I hate love
by Francesca Pirrone
When his friend Randy makes plans with Becky to watch the sunset together, Henry the Hedgehog is angry because he hates love, but you can't stop the butterflies in your stomach when you see that special someone!
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Roy is not a dog
by Esmâe Shapiro
"On Lilypod Lane, everyone knows everything about everybody... or so they believe! When curious paperboy Weasel encounters his mysterious neighbor Roy on his route, he becomes convinced that Roy is actually a dog! But when his friend Pam Pam disagrees, Weasel must put on his detective cap and do his best sleuthing to reveal Roy's extraordinary secret, and prove that not everything is as it seems, once and for all!"
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Time for School
by Lauren Diaz Morgan
"This captivating collection of three American Girl Golden Books includes“Making a Difference,”“Time for School” and“Grandmas are the Best” and is perfect for children ages 3 to 7. Illustrations. "
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A Bindi Can Be
by Suma Subramaniam
"With the help of Paati, her grandmother, a young girl learns all about bindis, the red dot that goes between her brows, discovering her bindi is more than just a dot, in this wonderful intergenerational story celebrating the cultural traditions that make us who we are. Illustrations. "
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The Joker's Parade
by David Croatto
"When the Little Golden Books were launched in 1942 at 25 cents each, they changed publishing history. For the first time, children's books were high quality, delightfully illustrated, low-priced and available to almost all children, not just a privileged few. Over the years the offerings have grown to include a host of beloved characters drawn from literature, fairy tales, television and popular culture. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Sparrow loves birds
by Murry Burgess
While observing the assorted birds in her town, Sparrow, a curious Black girl, learns about their flight patterns, colors, and songs. Includes bird watching tips and a glossary
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Back home : story time with my father
by Arláene Elizabeth Casimir
"Regaled by her daddy's stories of his homeland of Haiti, Lune can see, hear and feel this unknown place when she closes her eyes, and when mommy tells her everyone has stories, she wonders if she could have stories of her own, too. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Archie celebrates an Indian wedding
by Mitali Banerjee Ruths
"Archie's Poppy Uncle is marrying Emma's Aunt Julie, and Archie is asked to look after Emma, who has never been to an Indian wedding"
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âAnh's new word : a story about learning a new language
by Hanh Bui
"Waiting for their new life in America to begin, Ánh has trouble learning to speak English until some help from their warmhearted teacher and inspiration from their grandmother gives them the courage to say their first word in a new language. Illustrations. "
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Your house is not just a house
by Idris Goodwin
"This unputdownable STEAM rhyming read-aloud from a breakbeat poet and playwright shows us that our homes are more than places to live?—?they are vessels for creativity, joy and imagination. Illustrations. "
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Go and Get with Rex
by David LaRochelle; illustrated by Mike Wohnoutka
From the award-winning duo behind See The Cat comes a new character: Rex, an adorable, anthropomorphic dog with some unconventional responses to an alphabet game. Featuring speech balloons, goofy visuals, and lighthearted humor, Go and Get with Rex is perfect for beginning readers.
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Joyful Song : A Naming Story
by Lesléa Newman
"Beyond excited for his baby sister's naming ceremony in the temple, Zachary and his moms invite each neighbor to come along until it's finally time for him to reveal his sister's name?—?a truly joyful moment for everyone! Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Do you even know me?
by Reem Faruqi
"My name is Salma, which means peace. Islam also means peace. I wish more people knew that. Salma is Muslim, an identity she takes pride in. But not everyone understands Salma's religion the way she does, including news reporters, and even a boy in her class, who bullies Salma for belonging to the culture and faith she loves. However, when things go too far, Salma says, "Enough is enough!" and finds the courage to defend herself while also spreading a message of peace"
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Zuni and the memory jar
by Aisha Saeed
In this reminder to celebrate everyday joys in life along with the grand achievements, sweet, silly and creative Zuni marks the moments that have made an impact on her and puts them in her family's memory jar to be shared at the end of the year. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Circle of Life
by Tim Rice
"When the Little Golden Books were launched in 1942 at 25 cents each, they changed publishing history. For the first time, children's books were high quality, delightfully illustrated, low-priced and available to almost all children, not just a privileged few. Over the years the offerings have grown to include a host of beloved characters drawn from literature, fairy tales, television and popular culture. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Beach hair
by Ashley Woodfolk
In this warm ode to family, community, diversity and?—?most importantly?—?all kinds of fabulous beach hair, a multiracial family takes a trip to the beach where everyone lets their hair run as wild and free as the sea. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Always your stepmom
by Stephanie Stansbie
This heartwarming picture book captures the special bond between a stepmother and her stepchild through joy-filled illustrations of family life and milestones. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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You'll always be my chickadee
by Kate Hosford
"Blending together the wonders of nature and a parent's devotion, this beautiful picture book celebrates the special bond between caregiver and child, showing there are as many ways to say“I love you” as there are special moments to be shared. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Soul step
by Jewell Parker Rhodes
This heartfelt ode to sisterhood and a strong mother-daughter bond celebrates the history of stepping that lets people of all backgrounds step loud and be proud! 30,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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I would love you still
by Adrea Theodore
"During a fun-filled day at the zoo, a parent is inspired to list all the ways they love their child even if they screeched like an owl, crawled like a gecko up the wall and dangled like a possum in a tree. Illustrations. "
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Walkies : a dog's tale
by Estrela Lourenðco
"In this exuberant wordless story, Kid wants to stay inside playing computer games on a rainy day but Dog wants to go for WALKIES, so the duo heads to the park, where Dog's playful antics turn the gloomy day into the best day ever. 50,000 first printing. Illustrations. "
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Lighthouse and the little boat
by Katie Frawley
"Promising to watch out for a little boat named Brightness, the tall, strong and bright Lighthouse must find a way to protect Brightness when a big storm hits and she goes farther out to sea, in this beautiful allegory of parenting and growing up. Illustrations. "
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Desert Song
by Laekan Zea Kemp; illustrated by Beatriz Gutiérrez Hernández
Music and memories of ancestors provide the perfect soundtrack to a desert sunset for the large family at the heart of this moving story, illustrated with warm, stylized artwork. Read-alike: Jeannie Baker's Desert Jungle.
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Sleep, Little Dozer : a bedtime book of construction trucks
by Diana Murray
Tired after a busy day in Rumbletruck Town, Little Dozer washes off the mud and gets into bed while needing his bedtime song to fall asleep, but since Mama isn't home to sing it, Papa saves the night, sending Little Dozer off to Dreamland. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Cesaria Feels the Beat
by Denise Rosario Adusei; illustrated by Priscila Soares
Cesaria is in her peacock costume, ready to perform with her dance team. But their director says she has to wear shoes -- a tough request for Cesaria, who's Deaf and feels the music through her bare feet. The bold colors of Carnival add drama to this vibrant, affirming story.
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When Isaac hears the rain
by Julie Thompson
"When it rains, Isaac is grateful for its renewing power and embraces it with curiosity and wonder, in this environmentally conscious book that is a perfect read-aloud for readers of all ages. Illustrations. "
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Carry me!
by Georgie Birkett
Even though he's now bigger and more active, Wilbur still likes to be carried, but when his Mommy is achy and tired, he rises to the occasion, in the funny twist on a familiar scenario. Illustrations.
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Summer : a solstice story
by Kelsey E Gross
"When the Solstice, the longest day of the year, arrives, friends Squirrel, Raccoon, Bear, Sparrow, Rabbit, Woodpecker and Deer gather to share the gifts of new light and life that summer brings. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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When I see you
by Brynne Barnes
An imaginative picture book with enchanting verse and whimsical illustrations journeys through the“galaxy” in a pregnant mother's belly as she prepares to welcome her child into the world. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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The beach.
by Penguin Young Readers Licenses
"Join Bluey for a fun day at the beach! What will she discover along the way? While Mum is off for a walk along the beach, Bluey discovers a beautiful shell. When she runs to show Mum, she begins a series of fantastic and laugh-out-loud encounters that will both excite and test her in unexpected ways"
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Emergency quarters
by Carlos Matias
"Ernesto has waited his whole life to become a niäno grande. A big boy. Now he's finally old enough to walk the six blocks to school without his parents. Every morning, his mom hands him a shiny new quarter and reminds him they're for emergencies. If Ernesto needs her, she's only a pay phone call away. But each day reveals a tempting new treat to enjoy with his friends: crisp packs of baseball cards, arcade games, hot tamales, and fresh juices! Ernesto has the coins jingling in his pocket, so how will hechoose to spend them?"
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The most exciting Eid
by Zeba Talkhani
"During her family's big Eid celebration, Safa loves sharing special moments and gifts with her family but has a hard time sharing her Eid gifts with her cousin until she learns what the spirit of Eid al-Fitr is all about. Original. Illustrations. "
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Abuela's library
by Lissette Norman
When their favorite reading tree is cut down, Alfonso and his Abuela transform the stump into something magical for their whole community?—?their very own neighborhood library! Illustrations.
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Juneteenth is
by Natasha Tripplett
"This ode to the history of the Black community in the U.S. is also a tribute to Black joy and a poignant portrait of familial love that honors a past filled with struggle, resilience and triumph, recognizing Juneteenth as both a holiday and a cultural legacy. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Look up! : Fontaine the pigeon starts a revolution
by Britt Gondolfi
"In 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. Illustrations. "
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Once upon a sari
by Zenia Wadhwani
"When she makes a big mess of her mother's saris and thinks she'll be in trouble, Avani instead learns about the memories associated with each one, from memories of weddings and celebrations to memories passed down from generation to generation. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Home in a lunchbox
by Cherry Mo
Moving from Hong Kong to America, Jun, who only knows a few words of English, finds her new school foreign and frightening, but when she opens her lunchbox to find her favorite meals, she realizes home isn't so far away after all. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Marley's Pride
by Joèelle Retener
"Marley is a little nonbinary kid with big anxieties. Crowds? Pass. Loud noises? No, thanks. When their Zaza is up for an award at Pride, they want to go to the parade for the first time with their beloved grandparent. But can Marley overcome their fears? Highlighting the joyful experiences of a queer family of color finding community at Pride, this story features endmatter about the history of Pride, a glossary of LGBTQ+ terms, and a list of resources"
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Caged
by Kao Kalia Yang
"A young Hmong girl has never been outside the camp she lives in with her parents and thousands of other families. Most days, she spends her time playing with her cousins and pretending they can fly above the clouds and far away from here. When her family's papers are finally approved, she's uncertain if she's ready to leave everything--and everyone--she's ever known behind. But on the day she leaves, her favorite aunt, Golden Flower, sees her off with the words, Your wings have arrived"
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Patrick and the not so perfect party
by Anne Wynter
Planning the perfect party for his birthday, Patrick, who likes everything just-so, discovers his not-so-perfect big brother made a mistake on the invitation and thinks his birthday is ruined until he learns a valuable lesson in patience, self-expression, acceptance and brotherly love. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Hana Hashimoto, sixth violin
by Chieri Uegaki
Hana decides to play violin in the school talent show, but when the show day arrives, Hana is overcome with nerves until she recalls her grandfather's encouraging words, and shows the audience how beautiful music can take many forms
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Perla : the mighty dog
by Isabel Allende
"Perla is a mighty dog who has two superpowers--making people love her, and roaring like a lion. When she finds out her human brother, Nico Rico, is being bullied at school, she knows she has to step in! But what will Perla do?"
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Sandcastles are forever
by Ellie Peterson
"When her best friend Shelly, with whom she builds elaborate sandcastles, announces she's moving away, Cora no longer sees the point of building sandcastles until, with the right tools and a willingness to try, she finds the key to a long-lasting friendship. Illustrations. "
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Ruby Renâe had so much to say
by Ashley Iman
"When her teacher calls home because she won't stop talking in class, which distracts the other students, Ruby vows to be quiet until she finds the perfect outlet for her gift of gab. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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The pool.
by Penguin Young Readers Licenses
"Bluey, Bingo, and Dad head to the pool. What could go wrong?"
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My name is long as a river
by Suma Subramaniam
"While journeying down the powerful river for which she was named, Kaveri Thanjavur Jayalakshmi Ganesan, who doesn't think there's anything special about her very long name, discovers the beauty and magic her name holds as they make their way to the Pushkaram Festival. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8!
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Youth Services Department
222 E Eleven Mile Rd
Royal Oak, Michigan 48067
(248) 246-3725https://www.ropl.org/ |
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