Nonfiction

Discover the next nonfiction picture book about birds, eggs, and nests by Rachel Ignotofsky, who beautifully illustrates and answers all your questions in a fun and informative way!

Get ready to explore the wacky world of animals, science, sports, and more in this kid-friendly book filled with surprising facts and colorful photos!

Award-winning author Clive Gifford explains how the world works, from planet formation to technological advancements. Perfect for curious kids!

Discover LGBTQ+ culture through a humorous science lens with comedian Rob Anderson. Exploring stereotypes with wit and real scientific principles.

Explore the world of fossils and ancient wildlife with A True Book: Earth Science series. Learn how fossils are formed and what they can teach us.

"Drawn to Change the World showcases 16 youth activists fighting for our planet, inspiring action and empowering readers to make a difference."

Discover stunning photography and fascinating facts about all 63 US National Parks in Eyewitness National Parks, a visual guide for young explorers.

Meet environmental scientist Nicole Hernández Hammer, recognized by Michelle Obama for her climate change efforts. A lyrical biography inspiring unity for a resilient future.

"Braiding Sweetgrass for Young Adults explores Indigenous wisdom and scientific knowledge through the teachings of plants. A must-read for a new generation."

Gear up for Level Up 2024 - the ultimate annual video game guide filled with tips and tricks on the hottest games of the year! Perfect for young gamers.

Discover what autism means for you with this guide by Sarah O'Brien. Learn how to navigate life after diagnosis and thrive as an autistic adult.

Deanna F. Cook's Cooking Class offers over 50 kid-friendly recipes, basic cooking techniques, and imaginative presentations for young chefs aged 6-12. Award-winning and inspiring for the chefs of the future! Also check out Baking Class and Cooking Class Global Feast.

Your go-to guide for parenting a one-year-old. Learn about milestones, feeding tips, sleep advice, and more in What to Expect the Second Year.

Bestselling book by Oprah Winfrey and Dr. Bruce Perry explores how childhood experiences shape behavior, offering insights and strategies for healing.

The Science of Parenting, 2nd Edition offers evidence-based parenting advice for caring for your child from birth to age 12, with practical strategies and real-life case studies. Learn how different parenting practices impact your child's brain development.

Graphic novel inspired by a true story of a Jewish immigrant helping his Japanese neighbors during WWII. A tale of friendship, community, and resilience.

Celebrating diversity and promoting empathy, ON-THE-GO features beautiful photos of kids with disabilities and their mobility aids. Part of the We Are Little Feminists series.

2019 Sibert and Orbis Pictus Honor Book, NPR's Top Reads and more. Experience a Cherokee year of gratitude and traditions in this authentic and heartwarming picture book.

"We Are Golden celebrates the brilliance of Asian individuals in art, science, and sports throughout history. Let our voices be heard, our stories be told."

Discover the hidden world of tree holes and the creatures that call them home in this engaging nature-themed picture book by Melissa Stewart and Amy Hevron.

Learn how parents, educators, and health professionals can recognize, prevent, and heal childhood trauma from infancy to adolescence. Dive into case studies and hands-on activities to understand children's resilience and provide the support they need.

Help young children and families affected by trauma with this practical guide for educators. Learn about trauma, create trauma-informed programs, and promote healing.

Meet Randolph Caldecott, the illustrator who changed children's books forever! A lively biography celebrating art and storytelling with humor and fun. Perfect for history buffs and aspiring creatives. Great gift for teachers and librarians.

"Beautifully illustrated graphic memoir by Navied Mahdavian explores identity, belonging, and life in rural Idaho with humor and honesty. NPR praised the book."