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!
A beautiful and poetic celebration of childhood and life's ups and downs, illustrated with unforgettable artwork. A beginner's guide to the rhythms of life.
Join Lior and his family as they celebrate Hanukkah with latkes, Menorah lighting, dreidel games, and more! Learn about the festival of lights and traditions in this engaging picture book.
Kinga and his classmates in Bhutan perform a dance to honor black-necked cranes. Written by Diana Cohn and illustrated by Youme, inspired by Bhutanese culture and conservation efforts.
Mary Anning, once overlooked in science, is now celebrated as the world's first paleontologist. An inspiring biography for STEM kids about her groundbreaking discoveries.
Kinga and his classmates create a dance to honor black-necked cranes in Bhutan. Inspired by tradition and conservation. Written by Diana Cohn and illustrated by Youme.
A gentle poem celebrating the beauty of being an introvert in a noisy world, inspired by Margaret Wise Brown's quote. Encourages reflection on inner thoughts and the surrounding world.
Youme Landowne and Anthony Horton collaborate on the graphic novel Pitch Black, sharing Anthony's story of perseverance and hope in the NYC subway system.
The powerful follow-up to Hey, Kiddo - Jarrett J. Krosoczka reflects on his transformative experience at Camp Sunshine with seriously ill kids and their families.
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!
Explore the fascinating world of decay, from the science behind it to the organisms that make it happen. Full of humor and illustrations, this book introduces kids to the vital role of decomposers in the ecosystem.
"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."
Discover the world of backyard bugs in Some Bugs! Rhyming text and colorful illustrations introduce young readers to butterflies, crickets, bumblebees, and more.
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.
Celebrate the power of friendship and teamwork in this joyous ode, where working together makes everything better! Young readers will be inspired to make a positive impact in their homes and communities.