"An uplifting picture book celebrating neurodiversity, starring characters from Fish in a Tree. Oliver's curious mind teaches us the value of out-of-the-box thinking."
Children cheer as neighborhood friends wait for the ice cream truck among a parade of different vehicles. A fun celebration of community, friendship, and sweet treats!
Rowan and Citra must face off against corruption in the Scythedom in Neal Shusterman's gripping sequel, as they question the ideals of a "perfect world."
Unleash your inner sleuth with G. T. Karber's collection of 100 original murder mystery logic puzzles in Murdle: Volume 1. Clever, addictive, and perfect for armchair detectives!
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.
Essential book answering questions about Native American culture for young readers, by acclaimed Ojibwe author Anton Treuer. Award-winning and informative.
Dr. Devon Price challenges the "laziness lie" in society, exploring the psychological roots of overwork culture and offering practical solutions for a healthier way to live.
Discover the beauty of nature through wild words like SUNGLITTER and CLOUDBLOOM. Take a walk and explore the joy of real and new words in the wide world.
Join a hilarious cast of animals as they frantically prepare for bed in this charming novelty book by Matt Van Fleet. Get ready for a fun bedtime routine!
Explore Alphabet, a tactile first-learning book from Priddy Books. Stimulate senses with touch-and-feel elements on each page. Perfect for young children.
In this dark fairy tale retelling, Hazel must navigate her gift of healing and her burden of knowing when to end a life. A sweeping saga of consequences and impossible choices.
In Little White Lies by Jennifer Lynn Barnes, Sawyer Taft is drawn into a world of scandal and secrets in debutante season, uncovering dangerous truths about her family and friends. Check out the shocking sequel, Deadly Little Scandals!
Big Nate's misadventures at P.S. 38 bring laughs to middle grade readers as sixth grader Nate Wright navigates school stress with humor and creativity.
Honoring Our Ancestors inspires children and families to draw strength from the past as they reflect on the influential people who came before them through stories, art, and photographs.