356 books
An inviting nonfiction voice introduces tides, currents, creatures, and the power of the ocean to young readers.
A safety officer and his silent police dog become school assembly stars for very different reasons.
A very old rock tells younger natural neighbors what he has witnessed across ages of geologic time.
This biography shows how Isatou Ceesay helped transform plastic waste into community income and environmental change.
A shared object becomes the center of a tender story about friendship, attachment, and what it means to care for something together.
This anti-racist primer helps adults and children talk concretely about skin color, race, and fairness.
Llewellyn stores up feelings in jars until they cannot be contained, in a gentle story about naming and sharing emotion.
Lyrical language shows how the natural world moves through walls, windows, habits, and bodies even when we think we are indoors.
A child notices the different versions of a parent visible in public and at home, then comes to understand both as part of a fuller love.
A canoe trip reveals the hidden life above and below a pond in language that invites close attention.
Three owlets wait in the dark for their mother and practice being brave together.
A child and father head into the winter night for a quiet owl prowl full of anticipation and wonder.
A boy runs through the city trying to catch the paletero before his neighborhood treat is gone.
A funny and affectionate father-son story set during a day of yard work in a working-class Latine family.
A young girl's real-life response to Michelle Obama's portrait opens into a story about art, possibility, and being seen.
This bilingual biography introduces Pele through childhood determination, dazzling skill, and love of the game.
A family heads out to choose, decorate, and celebrate around the perfect Christmas tree.
This biography introduces librarian and storyteller Pura Belpre through books, puppets, and bilingual service.
Bright diagrams and simple explanations show how plants become food and how sunlight, water, and growth connect to our plates.
Busy caregivers try to steer an energetic toddler through a day full of mischief, love, and familiar routines.
A Native girl recovering from illness waits for the powwow and finds strength in family and community tradition.
Harvey Milk and Gilbert Baker's collaboration around the rainbow flag becomes an inviting introduction to pride, protest, and belonging.
A Black girl dreams through many dazzling hairstyles and all the confidence they can carry.
A girl in an interfaith family celebrates Hanukkah with warmth, humor, and a memorable plate of dosas.
