Camila enters a video contest to showcase her love for Los Angeles, struggling to decide what to feature until she discovers what makes the city feel like home.
A wombat takes in animal friends during an Australian bushfire in this heartwarming picture book by Carmen Agra Deedy and Brian Lies. Generosity and kindness shine in this delightful story.
Feeling overwhelmed by little sister, excited for middle school freedom, gearing up for basketball MVP, and nervous about date with crush - want to keep sis at bay!
Meet 12 inspiring kids from around the world who have started businesses to help people and the planet in Old Enough to Make a Difference. Join the movement for a more sustainable future!
Sonia and her friends work together in a garden, each using their unique abilities to contribute. A heartwarming tale of diversity, teamwork, and the power of asking questions.
Funny & suspenseful early reader graphic novel series featuring heroic animals navigating the wilderness. Includes climate change facts & ways kids can help.
A touching wordless picture book by James Ransome follows a homeless boy and his mom, highlighting their challenges and unwavering love for each other.
Mia Tang navigates journalism camp, friendships, and crushes during winter break in San Francisco's Chinatown in this exciting sequel to the Front Desk series.
A story about finding beauty and connection in everyday moments, as a family and friends journey through a day together, celebrating the world around them.
A whimsical fairy tale about a community consumed by arguments, leading to a contest to find the best arguer. But what happens when they can't even hear the contest announced?
Discover the New York Times bestseller "The Bad Seed" by Jory John, a funny yet touching tale about a baaaaaaaad seed with a bad attitude and the power of positive change.
A middle-grade novel about a boy with OCD who moves to a reservation to live with his biological mother, finding acceptance and friendship along the way.
An inspiring true story of Amazon activist Paty Gualinga's fight to protect sacred lands, beautifully illustrated with a powerful message of conservation and community resilience.