The Pioneer Valley is home to myriad children's authors and illustrators. We're glad to work with our local talent to procure signed copies for your reader, as possible!
Explore a rich queer history with nonbinary Sam and their friend TJ as they uncover the story of pioneering photographer Alice Austen in a contest on Staten Island.
Quirky debut novel about a determined girl biking across the country to meet her idol, encountering ghosts, animals, and friendship along the way. Junior Library Guild selection.
A timely picture book about the power of community, as a mouse finds comfort in a storm with others. Perfect for starting conversations with young readers.
A modern classic sequel filled with courage, friendship, and change. Join Pacy on her journey to discover her true talents and navigate the Year of the Rat.
A young girl named Pacy navigates finding herself during the Chinese New Year celebration in this humorous and insightful debut novel with illustrations.
A kid-friendly guide to LGBTQIA+ history, heroes, and culture, celebrating love, hope, and progress. Includes profiles and key terms for young readers.
A whimsical origin story of the moon phases in a gorgeous picture book by award-winning author-illustrator Grace Lin. Little Star can't resist a nibble of the Big Mooncake, creating a heartwarming tale. Purchase prints at the Grace Lin Shoppe!
Grace Lin's book celebrates math in everyday adventures, like Olivia's creative problem-solving while making a birdhouse. Hands-on activities included.
YA contemporary fantasy where a teen accidentally reanimates his dead crush in a mortuary. Can he keep him alive before time runs out? Perfect for fans of Cemetery Boys.
"The Revolution Will Be Well Fed by Corrie Locke-Hardy is a baking book that combines delicious recipes with social justice education and community organizing."
Get ready for another thrilling adventure with Lunch Lady and the Breakfast Bunch as they face the legendary swamp monster at summer camp in this exciting story!
A lively counting book with a kid trying to keep up with sassy squirrels. Rhyming text and funny illustrations make counting fun and engaging for young readers.