Kids (Ages 0-6)

A humorous picture book by Kyle Lukoff where Chester learns vegetables are actually leaves, roots, flowers, and stalks. A fun lesson in categorization!

Empathy is encouraged in this picture book by Helen Docherty, illustrated by David Roberts, showing how we're more alike than different. A call to kindness for kids.

Aaron Becker's sequel to Journey follows two children on a quest to rescue a king and his kingdom from darkness, exploring fantastical realms along the way.

A whimsical look at John Cage's 4'33", the silent musical composition, illustrated by Chris Raschka. Explore the power of "nothing" in music.

A young girl and her father enjoy an early morning horseback ride through the city in "My Daddy Is a Cowboy." A beautiful picture book celebrating family time and Black joy.

Discover the inspiring story of Lila Greer, Teacher of the Year, and how one brilliant teacher can make a profound difference in a child's life. Join the Questioneers on their adventures in various picture books, chapter books, and activity books.

A funny and practical guide on apologizing, with examples and illustrations, for both children and adults. Learn when, why, and how to say "I'm sorry."

A gentle story about the difficulty of change and the wonder of new beginnings. Goodbye, Friend! Hello, Friend! shows how endings lead to new opportunities.

Create colorful sticker art of cool vehicles with this fun book! Perfect for little hands to practice numbers and shapes. Great for independent play and creative fun on the go or at home.

Fluffalo's quiet life is disrupted by new sibling, Puffalo, in this funny tale by Bess Kalb. A heartwarming story about sibling love and acceptance.

Sophie Blackall's book explores friendship through imaginative play as two friends pretend to be dogs and other animals, celebrating creativity and acceptance.

Celebrate 25 years of Priddy Books with this bright padded board book featuring 100 truck photographs and labels to inspire learning in little ones. Ideal for building vocabulary and word association.

Determined Millie Fleur wants to bring back the enchanting creatures of the night to Garden Glen by convincing the townspeople to embrace the darkness.

Series on discussing race, gender, disability with young children in an informed, supported way. Concrete language, compelling imagery, resources provided.

A heartwarming tale about a boba tea learning the importance of self-acceptance in Milk Tea Town. Embrace identity in this charming Asian-American story.

Winner of the Pura Belpré Medal! Little Lobo explores food and wrestling in ¡Vamos! Let’s Go Eat, a fun picture book by Raúl the Third. Join in the tasty adventure! 📚🍴

A wordless picture book illustrates a pencil's journey from tree to store shelf and back, showcasing its transformative power in sparking creativity.

Celebrate girl power with a fun picture book that shows princesses can be whoever they want to be, in any color, playing any sport, and climbing trees!

Father and child play make-believe as buzzing bees and rustling trees in this fun picture book by Caldecott Honor winner Shawn Harris.

Search for transportation-themed objects in this interactive I SPY book for toddlers and preschoolers. Simple clues and rhyming riddles make it fun! Check out other bestselling I SPY titles too.

Join Eliza of the Elves in enchanting adventures through a magic door in her bedroom to the Land of UnderStair, where flower fairies need saving.

Bitsy competes with a new student but learns the value of teamwork and friendship in this sequel celebrating individuality and acceptance.

A validating and heartfelt feelings book by New Yorker cartoonist Liana Finck, exploring mixed emotions through beautifully illustrated vignettes and text.

Girls stand together in the fight, celebrating their strength and bravery in this empowering picture book by Amanda Gorman.