In "A Vaisakhi to Remember," a young girl finds comfort and joy in celebrating the Sikh spring festival of Vaisakhi in a new country, showcasing the importance of community and tradition in our lives.
2015 Schneider Family Book Award Winner tells the inspiring story of a young boy who finds his voice through animals, leading to a life dedicated to wildlife conservation.
In this epic graphic novel sequel, Zuli and her friends embark on a daring quest to save the world's magic, facing new challenges and uncovering ancient mysteries.
Encouraging children to mimic farm animals' morning activities with charming illustrations, this playful story by Ruth Sanderson is perfect for home or classroom reading.
Zaila Avant-garde's vibrant picture book celebrates individuality and self-acceptance, encouraging readers to embrace their quirks and stand out proudly.
A Young People's History of the United States gives voice to marginalized groups in US history, offering a radical perspective on America's past and present.
In "Tiny Bear Goes Missing," Small Knight must face their fears to rescue their lost friend from the Anxiety Monster. A heartwarming picture book for children.
Join James Patterson in celebrating booksellers and librarians in "The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians," a love letter to those who create "book joy."
Heartfelt goodbye book by beloved author Sandra Boynton. Perfect going-away gift for a friend or loved one. Poetic lizard says goodbye in a touching way.
A wacky graphic novel series celebrating manga fans with fashionable fights, flashy attacks, and out-of-this-world friends. Will Kira's dream of becoming a Magical Girl come true with Catacorn?
Celebrate Asian American history and empowerment with vibrant illustrations in this uplifting call to action by Joanna Ho and Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya.
Moving picture book about a girl navigating her Black family's divorce, with two homes, two Christmases, and lots of love. A story of healing and strength.
Young Pauline Baynes trades India's splendor for England's dreariness, finding solace in books and art. Her illustrations bring Tolkien and Lewis's worlds to life.
A lively rhyme about different types of houses, from anthills to pea pods. Parents and children will love the whimsical illustrations in this deluxe edition.