A rhyming picture book about overcoming obstacles with the help of a special companion called "the Yet." Perfect for teaching kids the power of perseverance.
A sparkly adventure about imagination and creativity gone wild with glitter, perfect for fashion and crafting enthusiasts! From Angela DiTerlizzi and Samantha Cotterill.
Get creative with cute food drawings in Angela Nguyen's book! Learn how to turn simple shapes into adorable treats like kitty sushi and bear eggs on toast. Perfect for a fun and delicious drawing challenge.
Learn to draw almost 100 cute animals quickly with How to Draw Cute Stuff's follow-up, Enter planet CUTE! Step-by-step instructions in popular kawaii style art. Practice with interactive pages.
NYT #1 authors Riordan and Oshiro team up for a new adventure where Nico and Hazel protect monsters at Camp Jupiter, dealing with a dark force targeting them.
Explore sisterhood, motherhood, love, and the legacy passed down through generations in this lyrical novel. Lena's world shifts on her wedding day, leading to a journey of healing and self-discovery.
Award-winning author Renée Watson celebrates Black girlhood in this collection of poems, sharing her personal experiences and empowering calls to action. Art by Ekua Holmes.
Can Mercy Watson outsmart Animal Control in her latest escapade? When pansies go missing, Officer Poulet is on the case, but Mercy won't be easy to catch!
Heartwarming novel for middle schoolers as Amara explores her family roots in Harlem, New York City. Award-winning author's inspiring tale of connection.
Kate DiCamillo's Deckawoo Drive series features hilarious and heartfelt tales with beloved characters from the Mercy Watson books. This collection includes Leroy Ninker, Francine Poulet, and Baby Lincoln in charming adventures perfect for early readers.
A poignant novel in verse about friendship, loss, and healing. Sage navigates grief after her best friend's death, finding hope and healing along the way.
National Book Award Finalist The Unboxing of a Black Girl by Angela Shanté is a creative nonfiction reflection on Black girlhood in NYC, exploring innocence, joy, and societal critiques.
Angela Cervantes' heartfelt novel follows Lety, who must find her voice as she competes with a classmate to write animal profiles at a shelter. A story of friendship and perseverance.