
The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors
The epic tale of how Rock, Paper, and Scissors met. Big laughs for kids and adults.
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1025 books · 300 with a read aloud on our channel

The epic tale of how Rock, Paper, and Scissors met. Big laughs for kids and adults.

A boy learns mistakes are part of learning anything. A great confidence builder for kids who hate getting it wrong.

Another punny Food Group story, this time about bragging and why a little humility goes a long way.

Henry gets so mad when Ella won't share, and Grandpa and some animal friends teach him belly breathing and counting to ten. Calm down tools kids actually use.

The dragons ate all the tacos, so it's time for a time machine. Funny and fast.

Grandpa has Henry and Ella fill a pickle jar with kind acts, and they find out kindness feels good all on its own. So easy to start a kindness jar at home after.

A dance recital goes wrong and she keeps going anyway. Great for kids nervous about performing.

Jasper's new underwear glows in the dark and seems to follow him. Silly and spooky.

Millie's egg drop project falls apart right before the STEM challenge, and she has to choose between a meltdown and a clever fix. Great for little problem solvers.

A cookie who doesn't feel smart finds out there are lots of ways to be smart. Wonderful for kids who struggle at school.

Mistakes aren't the end of the world, they're how you get better. Kids cheer for her every single time.

Turkey heads to the beach for a summer adventure. Light, silly fun.

Rosie's inventions flop, and she learns a flop is just a first try. Wonderful for young builders and dreamers.

A grumpy seed decides he can change, and kids see that a bad day doesn't make you bad. Funny, honest, and one of our favorites.

Jasper finds a crayon that helps him with schoolwork, but it's a little too creepy. Perfect for spooky season.

Jasper's favorite carrots seem to be following him. Spooky fun that's just scary enough.

A grape who holds every grudge learns to let things go. Laugh out loud funny with a real lesson about forgiveness.

The Big Cheese learns Christmas isn't all about him. Full of puns and holiday heart.

Beatrice has never made a mistake, until she does in front of everyone. A classic for perfectionists, and it's really funny.

Piggie says she's going, and Gerald panics. A funny friendship story for early readers.

A cheese who has to win at everything learns what really matters. Perfect for the competitive kid in your house.

Piggie has a trumpet and Gerald has to listen. Big laughs and a lesson about being a kind friend.

Piggie sets out to thank everyone, and the last thank you is for the reader. A sweet farewell to Elephant and Piggie and a perfect gratitude book.

Piggie is pretending to be a frog, and Gerald is very confused. A funny intro to the fun of pretending.

A skeleton and a cat become unlikely friends. Spooky in the best way, and sweet underneath.

Turkey sneaks into school disguised as a student. Funny fall fun.

Gerald worries Piggie's new friend will replace him. A sweet story about jealousy and friendship.

A snake wants to play catch with Gerald and Piggie. A funny way to talk about including everyone.

A potato who never leaves the couch discovers how good the outside world feels. A fun nudge to put down the screens.

Ricky can't roll like the other rocks, so his friends find a way to help. A rhyming story about inclusion that kids ask for again and again.

Gerald has a big decision to make, and it's melting fast. A funny, relatable book about sharing.

Finn the Frog's book is on fire, and kids have to help put it out. Wildly interactive and so funny.

A whale takes Piggie's ball, and Gerald finds a kind solution. Great for talking about sharing and size.

Turkey disguises himself as other animals to avoid becoming Thanksgiving dinner. A hilarious fall classic.

Gerald breaks Piggie's new toy and their friendship is tested. A great one about forgiveness.

Gerald worries he can't celebrate Pig Day. A sweet story about being included.

Gerald thinks he's allergic to Piggie. Big laughs and a happy ending.

Turkey wants to celebrate his birthday and things don't go as planned. Silly fun from the Turkey Trouble crew.

Piggie loves slop, and Gerald has to decide whether to try it. A funny book about trying new things for a friend.

The Pigeon finds a hot dog, and a curious duckling wants to share. A funny way to talk about sharing.

Gerald and Piggie discover they're in a book and someone is reading them. So clever and fun.

Dot helps a new student find her way, and the kindness spreads. A sweet story about how one kind act grows.

Gerald plans everything for a drive, and they forget one thing. Silly and fun for early readers.

Gerald is cranky and wants a nap, but Piggie isn't helping. Funny and relatable for tired families.

Dragons love tacos, but never give them spicy salsa. A hilarious read aloud kids ask for over and over.

A perfect egg learns he doesn't have to be perfect all the time. So good for little ones who are hard on themselves.

Being cool isn't about the clothes, it's about being kind. A great one for starting a new school year.

The Bad Seed finds out the library is pretty great. Fun for new readers and library day.

The eggs escape the store and have the best adventure. A fun spring and Easter pick from the Food Group crew.

Gerald and Piggie try to surprise each other. A funny, sweet friendship story.

Gerald tells a long, wild story about how he broke his trunk. Kids love the big ending.

The Cool Bean and friends in a snowy, cozy adventure about friendship. Great for winter break.

The Pigeon tries every trick to stay up past bedtime. Sound familiar?

Each crayon color shows a different feeling. A bright, simple way to give little kids words for what they feel.

Piggie can't throw well but has the most fun. A great reminder that fun matters more than winning.

Gerald and Piggie prepare for a party, and they overdress. Silly fun for early readers.

Finn the Frog finds out the book is full of mistakes, and kids get to help fix them. Interactive and super funny.

Gerald has a bird on his head, then a nest, then babies. Kids crack up every time.

The Pigeon definitely does not need a bath. Kids who fight bath time will relate.

Piggie has a surprise, and Gerald has to wait for it. Every kid who's ever been impatient will relate.

The Bad Seed takes on Halloween with the whole gang. Silly spooky fun without being scary.

Miss Rumphius sets out to make the world more beautiful, and does. A gorgeous classic about leaving your mark.

Piggie is sure she'll fly today, and Gerald isn't so sure. Funny and great for big dreamers.

Gerald is sad and Piggie tries everything to cheer him up. Funny and sweet, and it shows kids what being a good friend looks like.

The classic that started it all, one cookie leads to a whole day of requests. Perfect for sequencing and cause and effect.

The Pigeon begs to drive the bus, and kids get to say no. A modern classic that every kid loves to shout along with.

Chrysanthemum loves her name until kids at school tease her. A classic about teasing, self worth, and the teacher who changes everything.

Gerald is sure he can't dance, but he gives it a try. A sweet reminder that trying is what counts.

The Duckling gets a cookie just by asking nicely, and the Pigeon is furious. A funny lesson about manners.

The Pigeon doesn't want to go to school, and kids get to reassure him. Perfect for first day jitters.

The crayons teach colors in their funny way. Great for toddlers learning colors.

The crayons go on strike with letters explaining why. Clever, funny, and a modern classic.

A summer day at the pool and a lesson about including everyone. Light, funny, and kind.

Rain ruins their plans, until it doesn't. A great book about making the best of things.

A mixed up feeling that's hard to name gets sorted out one color at a time. Perfect for kids who feel a lot at once.

Turkey wants candy too, so he comes up with costumes to get some. Funny Halloween fun.

The pirates come back and find a baby in the way of their treasure. Funny for new big siblings.

Finn the Frog thinks the book is boring and wants kids to make it exciting. Interactive and hilarious.

Finn the Frog's book stinks, literally. Interactive and very silly.

Jeremy Jacob joins a pirate crew and learns pirate life isn't everything. Funny, full of pirate talk, and great for summer.

The Pigeon wants a puppy, until he meets one. Kids love the twist.

The Pigeon wants to drive Santa's sleigh, and kids have to say no. Interactive holiday fun.

Penelope Rex has a hard time not eating her classmates. A hilarious first day of school book about making friends.

The Pigeon is ready to ride, and his imagination takes over. Fun for kids heading to a theme park.

Mr. Magee and his dog go camping and meet a hungry bear. A rhyming adventure perfect for summer.

Sophia learns her friend Maddi doesn't have enough food at home. A gentle, important story about empathy and helping quietly.

Turkey tries to escape becoming Christmas dinner by asking Santa for help. Kids love his disguises.

Helps kids notice the small things that make them happy and how to grow that feeling. A sunny pick for any day.

The Good Egg gets nervous before the talent show and finds his own way to shine. An easy reader that new readers love.

Penelope Rex is nervous about the talent show. Funny and sweet for kids with stage fright.

Penelope Rex is in charge of the class goldfish over the weekend. Funny and a little bit about responsibility.

Turns anger into a little red spot kids can actually picture, then gives them real ways to shrink it. Great words to borrow in the middle of a meltdown.

For the kid who says I can't. It shows how confidence grows a little at a time when you keep trying.

Ted and Unicorn go looking for a place to play with slime and end up helping fairy tale characters along the way. Messy fun with a message about helping others.

Silly pictures and a simple message about a kid's real superpower: persistence. A great confidence builder for when something feels too hard.

Frank tells the truth, a little too much of it. A funny, kind look at being honest without hurting feelings.

Unicorn and Ted Giraffe can't sell a single cupcake, so they keep trying wilder ideas. A silly, sparkly story about failure being part of success.

Brian the pig gets teased for his jeans full of pockets, until those pockets save the day. A silly, sweet story about being yourself.

Finn the Frog promises the scariest story ever. It's not, and kids love it.

A grumpy bunny and a cheerful stick fall out of a backpack and travel the world. Funny and full of heart.

Another wild, interactive Finn the Frog book. Kids love joining in on every page.

An easy first look at mindfulness, with calming tricks kids can use anywhere. Our go to before bed or after a big day.

The crayons get ready for school, with nerves and all. Perfect for the first week of school.

A rhyming look at the trash in our oceans and what kids can do about it. Powerful and hopeful.

Ella gets picked for a solo and her excitement turns into nerves. She learns breathing and positive thinking tricks and sings anyway. Perfect before any big performance.

Max sails off to be king of the wild things and comes home to a warm supper. A true classic about big feelings and being loved.

Ted is tired of chores, so he wishes his mom into a unicorn, then misses her pancakes and bedtime stories. Hilarious, with a sweet lesson about gratitude.

A storm scares the animals, and Little Blue Truck keeps them safe. A cozy bedtime read.

Shows worry as a spot that grows when you feed it and shrinks when you breathe and talk it out. A gentle way to open the door to talking about worries.

The book that started it all for Frog and Toad. Gentle, funny, and still perfect for early readers.

Lets kids know sadness is okay and shows what helps when it shows up. A soft, reassuring read for a heavy day.

Kiara wants to avoid mistakes until she sees they help her grow. A rhyming reminder that trying again is always a choice.

Frank the frog wants to fly, even though frogs can't. A funny, sweet story about big dreams and finding what you're great at.

A birthday book that thinks birthdays are terrible. A hilarious pick for party day.

Ethan's monster takes a night off, and none of the substitutes are scary enough. A hilarious bedtime read that takes the fear out of monsters.

The crayons help kids count. A colorful, funny way to practice numbers.

Duncan's lost and broken crayons send him postcards asking to come home. Funny, clever, and full of heart.

Penelope wants a pet, but the class pet has other ideas. Funny and sweet.

Matty uses way too much glue and gets stuck in his art project. Silly fun for little artists.

Real squirrel photos in tiny homes and scenes. Kids love spotting all the details.

Harold draws his whole adventure with one purple crayon. A timeless classic about imagination.

Buddy the Elf's story from the movie, made for little readers. A cheerful holiday pick for families who love the film.

Finn the Frog tries to tell a scary campfire story. Rhyming, interactive, and not scary at all.

Ed gets trapped in a totally absurd book and has to find a way out. Kids love shouting predictions and spotting the silly details.

Ethan helps his little sister find her own bedtime monster. Funny and sweet for new big siblings.

P.J. Funnybunny tries living with other animals, then learns there's no place like home. A sweet classic about being yourself.

The reader has to say every silly word on the page. Kids laugh harder at this one than almost any book.

Simple, everyday ways to be kind that little ones can try the same day. We love that kindness feels doable, not like a lecture.

Gritty Ninja wants to quit when things get hard and learns how to build grit instead. Short, clear, and easy to use as a family talking point.

Woolbur does everything his own way, even when the flock wants him to fit in. A funny celebration of being yourself.

A boy told he's too small to be a real runner grows up and runs to the top of a volcano. Based on the author's real 13 hour run, and so inspiring.

How Ethan first met his under the bed monster. Funny and a great way to make bedtime less scary.

A bilingual book that celebrates the love of soccer. Great for young soccer fans and learning Spanish words.

Taylor thanks each of his friends with a small gift, and soon the whole community is doing the same. A sweet Thanksgiving book about showing gratitude.

Two friends who are both secretly scared. A funny way to talk about fear and bravery.

A kid dreams up the most amazing school ever. Rhyming and full of imaginative ideas.

A child asks if Mom would still love them as a monster or a skunk. A sweet, silly bedtime favorite about unconditional love.

An alphabet book full of friendly monsters. A fun way to practice ABCs.

Finn the Frog won't share his book. A silly, interactive way to talk about sharing.

A rhyming book about the many kinds of brave, from trying again to standing up for others. Great for sparking conversations.

Slime takes over the school in the silliest way. A fun one for slime loving kids.

One thing leads to another when you give a dog a donut. Great for teaching sequencing and cause and effect.

Summer is the worst, says the book. Kids happily prove it wrong.

Splat tries to be scary for Halloween and ends up scaring everyone by accident. Funny and not too spooky.

All the ways love shows up, from hugs to helping. Sweet for Valentine's Day or any day you want to say I love you.

Kids set traps to catch a sneaky turkey. A rhyming Thanksgiving favorite.

The crayons celebrate Easter in their colorful, funny way. A fun spring read.

Turkey plans a Valentine surprise. Silly holiday fun.

Stick's popsicle melts and he feels useless, until his friends help him find a brand new purpose in a birdhouse. A sweet reminder that everyone has a place.

Pete thinks Valentine's Day isn't cool, until he sees how many friends he loves. A sweet holiday read.

Snappsy wants a quiet night, but a chicken wants to be his best friend. Funny and sweet.

One party leads to balloons, games, and more. Fun for sequencing and birthday season.

Pete enjoys everything fall has to offer. A cozy seasonal read for little ones.

The crayons show love in all different colors. A sweet Valentine's read.

Finn the Frog thinks this book is perfect, but is it? Interactive and funny.

Marcus has ADHD and loves to build, so he tackles a class blueprint his own way. A wonderful book about different brains being a strength.

Little Blue Truck visits his animal friends in costume. Lift the flaps and guess who's who.

Scary noises fill the house, but they all turn out to have silly, ordinary explanations. A rhyming book that helps kids who are scared of strange sounds.

Hickory Slop's terrifying roar is just his hungry tummy. A goofy rhyming monster book about listening to your body and trying new foods.

A silly monster story made to help kids get over being afraid of the dark. Spooky in a fun, not scary way.

Carla's lunches look weird to her classmates, until they try them. A fun way to talk about trying new things and not judging.

The crayons go trick or treating together. Colorful, silly Halloween fun.

Vlad's family crashes the monsters' Thanksgiving feast. Funny holiday chaos.

A first words book for little talkers. Great for practicing early sounds with Dad.

A girl tries every wild idea to fix her dragon's stink, anything but a bath. A silly rhyming read that makes bath time more fun.

William the T. rex roars at everyone until his throat gets sore. Pure dinosaur comedy from the author of The Bad Seed.

The family cat lists every complaint about her kids, from bath threats to stolen yarn, and still finds sweet moments. Funny for any house with pets and kids.

Snappsy argues with the narrator the whole time. Hilarious to read aloud.

A loud, silly awake time book that winks its way into being a bedtime story. Sneaky fun for kids who fight bedtime.

Pete's spin on the Five Little Pumpkins song. Perfect for singing and counting in October.

A cupcake leads a cat on a whole adventure. Great for sequencing and predicting.

She eats so many pink cupcakes she turns pink! Kids love the silliness and it's a fun way to talk about listening to your parents.

An Easter book that wants nothing to do with Easter. Silly, interactive holiday fun.

Chicken warns you not to read this book because it's way too scary. Spoiler: it isn't. Silly, interactive Halloween fun.

Kids build traps to catch a tricky leprechaun. A St. Patrick's Day favorite that inspires real trap building.

A llama asks friends if their mama is a llama. A rhyming classic perfect for guessing games and speech practice.

Neat, sparkly Unicorn and messy, clumsy Donkey are best friends who learn to accept each other. A silly story about being open minded.

One pancake sets off a whole chain of silly requests. A favorite for predicting and retelling.

A fun way to talk about gratitude around the Thanksgiving table. Kids love finding all the things they're thankful for.

A muffin leads to jam, then a sweater, then a puppet show. Kids love guessing what comes next, and it's great for sequencing.

A dinosaur with crayons is pure chaos. Kids who love dinos and drawing will laugh the whole way through.

The funny, true inspired story of Alaska's Fat Bear Week. Kids love the bears and learn a little science too.

Little Blue Truck delivers Christmas trees to his animal friends. A cozy holiday counting book.

What could go wrong when a unicorn makes slime? Everything, and kids love every sparkly second.

Jackson can't sleep with all the noise, so he finds a kind solution. A gentle, funny bedtime read.

A child looks for the monster under the bed, and it's cozy, not scary. Great for kids nervous at bedtime.

A book with the worst luck ever, perfect for St. Patrick's Day. Interactive and very silly.

A unicorn and a reindeer team up for some holiday chaos. Silly, sparkly Christmas fun.

Ed is still trapped in the book, and every page piles on more nonsense. Interactive, unpredictable fun.

Bloop is a clumsy dinosaur who struggles to make friends, until he solves a school mystery just by being himself. A funny confidence booster.

Mouse makes a pumpkin face to match how he feels. A simple fall book that's great for naming feelings.

Halloween fun with a spot of positive thinking mixed in. Great for kids who get a little spooked this time of year.

A little boy keeps believing in his seed even when everyone says it won't grow. A tiny classic about patience and faith in yourself.

Mouse makes valentines for all the friends he loves. Sweet and simple for little ones.

Before Career Day, Mila tries out every dream job from dessert chef to rockstar ballerina. A fun, empowering book about dreaming big.

Silly, sweet, and all about the love in a family. A fun Valentine's pick for little ones.

A unicorn gets spots and the silliness spreads. Funny and colorful.

The first Never Let a Unicorn book, where a unicorn's scribbles cause chaos. Kids love it and it's great for little artists.

The crayons argue over which color is the most Christmasy. Silly holiday fun.

A girl feeds her hungry dragon all her favorite junk food, but he turns out to want steak and veggies. A silly rhyming book that's great for picky eaters.

A scribble gets left out for looking different, and the other drawings learn to welcome him. Kids love the art and the message sticks.

Mouse tags along to school and keeps busy all day. A fun first day of school read.

The bedtime classic that's been settling kids down for generations. Soft, rhythmic, and perfect for the last book of the night.

Turkey wants to join the Easter fun and needs a clever disguise. Kids love spotting him every time.

Mila is deaf, wears cochlear implants, and is determined to prove she can do things on her own. An empowering book about believing in yourself and asking for help.

The book swears it has nothing to do with bathtime, and kids catch on. Reverse psychology that actually makes bath time fun.

Carla gets new glasses and worries what everyone will think. Perfect for any kid getting glasses for the first time.

A kid imagines running the classroom, with silly results. A fun back to school read that gets kids talking about rules and why we have them.

Samuel, a boy with autism, colors everything blue and gets teased, until his teacher calls his drawing a masterpiece. A warm book about accepting differences.

A painting session turns into a colorful mess. A fun one for little artists.

A boy is sure his mom has no fun, so he sticks by her side to keep her company. A sweet rhyming reminder that time together is the fun part.

A plain little stone wants a big purpose and finds it by spreading kindness. Kids always want to go paint rocks after this one.

Ava and Mason explore a tiny island with Grandpa and slowly realize it's a sleeping giant. A beautiful, magical story about wonder, from Jane Yolen.

Christmas joy with a reminder about giving and gratitude. A cozy holiday read with a heart.

A vacation that's the worst, according to the narrator. Interactive fun for travel season.

Spring is the worst, the book says. Kids love shouting back that it isn't.

Mouse counts his way through Christmas decorations. A sweet holiday counting book for little ones.

Santa's sick, so Pete steps in to save Christmas. Groovy, rhyming holiday fun with a message about giving.

Pinkalicious makes Halloween as pink as possible. Fun, festive, and not scary at all.

Dylan takes his purple monster truck on a new adventure every day, and kids learn sign language words along the way. A great first ASL book.

A rhyming Fourth of July celebration, from parades to fireworks. Great for summer.

Jolie wants to grow blueberries in her classroom and teams up with a new friend to make it happen. A fun STEM story about teamwork and where food comes from.

Jasmine's letters get mixed up when she writes, so she tells her class story through pictures. A beautiful book about kids who learn differently.

A new baby arrives, and the boy's dragon has a hard time adjusting. A funny, honest look at becoming a big sibling.

The Easter Bunny needs help, so Pete steps in. Groovy spring fun.

Mary the manatee teaches her son Mikey how to stay safe in the water. A sweet story packed with real manatee facts.

The grumpy narrator says Halloween is the worst, and kids get to argue back. So fun to read aloud.

The book that started the series, a grumpy book that kids love to argue with. Big laughs every time.

A funny look at moving and how some things, like you, stay the same. Perfect for a kid facing a move.

A dragon moves into a boy's sandcastle, and the fun begins. A summer favorite about imagination.

Ernestine has lessons every day of the week and no time to just play. A great reminder for busy families to leave room for fun.

The book insists fall is the worst, and kids love proving it wrong. Interactive and silly.

A unicorn crashes a party and things get magically out of hand. Great for birthday season.

A unicorn in a tutu is a recipe for a dance disaster. Silly fun for little dancers.

A family can't wait for snow and tries everything to make it come. Funny and relatable on any winter day.

Eager Eagle rushes and Patient Pig takes her time, and on the basketball court they learn from each other. A clever flip book where the two stories meet in the middle.

Twinkle faces his own silly fears to help a friend who lost confidence. A gentle story about bravery and friendship.

A dog that ribbits, a pig in a wig, a flamingo playing bingo. Silly rhymes that get kids making up their own.

A rhyming look at all the hilariously rude things dogs do. Any dog loving family will recognize their own furry friend.

It promises to be terrifying but keeps turning out silly. Kids can't stop laughing.

Mouse is back, and this time a brownie starts the chain. A fun way to practice what comes next.

Little Lou is a pet store fish who's told nobody will pick her unless she changes. A sweet story about peer pressure and staying true to who you are.

Zozo meets a unicorn and they go on a journey that helps her see her own sparkle. A bright, rhyming reminder that you're enough just as you are.

Gabby tries out for the boys' football team and keeps going when others doubt her. Inspiring for any kid who's been told they can't.

The book thinks sports are the worst and kids get to disagree loudly. Great for sporty kids.

Frog and friends wear themselves out fixing the playground, then make a smarter plan. A fun teamwork book about working smarter, not harder.

Molly Mae the cow can't make milk like her sisters, so she tries everything until she discovers amazing milkshakes. A sweet story about finding what makes you special.

Nancy has to learn not to eat all her Halloween candy at once. A fun early reader with a little lesson.

A boy scared of thunder floats up to the clouds and finds the noise is an angry dinosaur mom whose pie got ruined. A silly, clever book for kids afraid of storms.

A big sister watches her baby brother make a giant spaghetti mess, then learns she was a messy eater too. Sweet and funny for new big siblings.

A book that hates school, until it doesn't. A funny back to school read for nervous kids.

Kids set traps for the Easter Bunny, who outsmarts every one. A rhyming Easter favorite.

Frog keeps stopping his race practice to help friends and learns it's okay to say no sometimes. A sweet lesson in balancing kindness and taking care of yourself.

Dad dances everywhere, at home, in elevators, at the grocery store. Embarrassing and sweet, and a great reminder that life is better when you dance.

An inspector shows up to shut down a cat's diner and ends up making a new friend. A rhyming story about choosing kindness over judgment.

Wendel invents a robot to clean up, and it goes very wrong. Fun for little inventors.

Jaxon tries to cut the line at a big event and gets sent to the back. A funny, relatable lesson about waiting your turn.

In the final Bentley book, Bentley has to choose between his big dream of going to the moon and his friends. A heartfelt ending to the series about acceptance and what friendship really means.

Terry the Toad hears strange sounds on her delivery route and follows them to a surprising new friend. A rhyming story about curiosity and kindness.

Oliver wants to play pickleball like his Papa, but it's harder than it looks. A sweet grandparent story about doing hard things.

Marty the lion gives in to peer pressure and picks on their elephant friend, then gets picked on himself. Bentley and friends have to choose kindness and second chances. Great for talking about bullying.

Noah's stuffed elephant sneaks off on Christmas Eve to join toys from around the world visiting Santa. A magical, cozy holiday story.

Ed is stuck in a ridiculous book again, and it's sillier than ever. Kids love shouting along.

Fifo comes to the rescue in a fun look at how goods move around the world. Great for curious kids.

A hungry bear wanders into a Hanukkah party and gets mistaken for the rabbi. A warm, funny holiday story.

Three robot surfers race to rescue campers from a dangerous current, with help from a clever sea turtle. A fun ocean adventure about teamwork.

Piper's parents keep saying no to a pet, so she starts caring for some unexpected creatures. A funny story about persistence and kindness.

Bentley meets Julia, a girl stuck in the hospital, and comes up with a plan to cheer her up. A heartfelt reminder that a bad day isn't a bad life.

Ace the puppy makes a mess and tells a lie to cover it, and the lie keeps growing. A rhyming story that makes honesty easy to talk about.

Two boys turn the backyard into a quest with a paper towel telescope and a homemade map. A wonderful celebration of imagination and pretend play.

A fun adventure about how things are made and moved. Great for curious kids who ask how things work.

Winston the bunny loses the blanket his mom gave him before she died, and his friends help him search. A tender book that shows love and memories stay with us.

A book full of nature sounds for little ones to listen for and say. Great for early language and getting outside.

A chain of greetings passes from animal to animal until it reaches a baby with a very smelly diaper. Funny rhymes that are great for practicing sounds.

Jaxon hands out bananas all over the park and one bonks Bentley on the head. A funny mishap that turns into a real lesson about sharing.

Leo searches for the perfect birthday flower for his mom and learns the love behind a gift matters more than perfect. Sweet for little perfectionists.

A rhyming goodnight to birds, trees, flowers, and bees that you can read or sing. A calm, peaceful way to end the day.

A rhyming bedtime book about kids' big dreams and the small steps it takes to reach them. A lovely confidence builder.

A canceled playdate turns into a fun day of chores with Dad. A sweet story that turns everyday tasks into quality time.

Baking brownies with Grandma Marjorie turns into a wild adventure with her parrot Misty. A fun celebration of grandparents.

A boy brings a pterodactyl to show and tell, with chaotic results. A rhyming, funny school read.

Salty is a wise old seagull who looks out for the young birds on Little Island. A sweet seaside story that teaches kids about seagulls.

Roscoe is loud and bossy, and his barnyard friends help him learn to treat others how he wants to be treated. Great for talking about kindness.

Five short stories about the best friendship in children's books. Perfect for new readers and for reading together.

Bear just wants to sleep, but Duck wants to hang out. A hilarious bedtime read every tired parent will appreciate.

Bear wants a quiet day, but Duck wants to be best friends. Funny and sweet for Valentine's Day or any day.

Peanut is too excited to sleep, so a friendly whale takes her on a calming trip to the Sleepy Sea. A lovely way to teach belly breathing at bedtime.

A dinosaur adventure about family and gratitude. Fun for little ones who love dinos and big quests.

Teddy Lou knows everything about bells except what they smell like, so he climbs a bell tower to find out. A fun story about curiosity and science.

Supply Jane and Fifo learn how things get from factories to our homes. A surprisingly fun intro to how the world works.

Samsoon and her best friend Mimi share happy days with Grandma, until Samsoon has to say goodbye. A tender, gentle way to talk with kids about loss.

A gentle look at what happens in nature during summer. Great for curious little explorers.

Lullaby Bunny's job is singing kids to sleep, but he keeps dozing off first. A funny bedtime story kids love.

George gets into Halloween mischief, of course. Classic fun for little ones who love George.

Best friends Marie and LeeLee turn everyday moments into adventures. Written by a speech therapist, with language building tips inside.

A first words book built for little talkers. Speech therapists and parents love it for practicing sounds.

Simple words and pictures made for toddlers learning to talk. A great tool for early language practice.

A trip to the movies turns into a holiday adventure. Fun for Christmas time.

Animal sounds for little talkers to repeat. Great for early speech practice.

Roscoe can't wait his turn, and his friends show him why patience matters. Great for kids who struggle with waiting.

A curious kid tests wild ideas, like whether bologna flies like a Frisbee, and every experiment goes hilariously wrong. A funny intro to the scientific method.

A girl learns her family history from her grandmother, starting with ancestors brought to America in 1619. A powerful story about heritage and pride.

Aaron loves to draw but struggles to read, so a class storytelling assignment fills him with dread. A heartfelt Questioneers story about dyslexia, art, and finding your own way to tell a story.

The d'Aulaires tell Lincoln's life story from his log cabin boyhood to the presidency. A Caldecott winning classic biography with rich, old fashioned art.

Steve Jenkins shows animals and their parts at their true size, from a gorilla's hand to a giant squid's eye. Kids love holding their hands up to the pages.

Ada Twist is endlessly curious and turns every question into an experiment, even when it causes chaos at home. A rhyming celebration of curiosity and girls in science.

A family of wildlife rehabilitators raises an orphaned great horned owl and teaches him to survive in the wild. A fascinating true story for animal lovers.

Beekle waits and waits to be imagined by a child, then sets off on his own to find his friend. A Caldecott winner about friendship and being brave.

After his fall, Humpty Dumpty is too scared to climb, until he finds the courage to face his fear. A powerful story about bouncing back.

From gum in his hair to lima beans at dinner, everything goes wrong for Alexander. Kids laugh in recognition, and it reminds everyone that some days are just like that.

Grandparents give Alexander a dollar, and bit by bit he spends it on gum, bets, and fines until nothing is left. A hilarious, painless first lesson in saving money.

Alexander flatly refuses to move when his family relocates, and he means it. A funny, honest story for any kid dreading a big change.

Aliens zoom down to Earth for one reason only: to swipe the underpants off our clotheslines. Pure silliness in rhyme, and a guaranteed hit with giggly preschoolers.

Rhyming text follows a school day where every child, family, and tradition is welcome. Our favorite back to school pick for building a kind classroom.

Young Jennifer Keelan crawled up the U.S. Capitol steps to fight for the Americans with Disabilities Act. A powerful true story about kids making change.

One family's day unfolds from the beach to a farm stand to a cozy dinner, celebrating the world's small wonders. A lyrical, thankful read for gathering together.

Gertie is sent to her room for a tantrum while her family prepares latkes, but Papa brings her back for the candle lighting. A warm Hanukkah story full of family.

Alma thinks her name is way too long, until her father tells her the story behind each part. A warm Caldecott Honor book about family history and identity.

Letters hide in everyday city scenes, from bridges to lampposts, painted so realistically they look like photographs. A Caldecott Honor book that turns any walk into a letter hunt.

Little x is missing from Charley's alphabet, and the other lowercase letters set off to find him. A fun mystery that shows every letter matters.

A busy mouse builds, paints, and constructs every letter of the alphabet. A great fit for kids who love tools, trucks, and building.

After Old Turtle's final swim, his ocean friends remember how he made their lives better. A beautiful story about legacy and grief.

Amelia Bedelia takes every instruction literally, so she dusts the furniture with dusting powder and dresses the chicken in clothes. A classic about wordplay and misunderstandings.

From flip flops and hide and seek to fireflies, fireworks, and ice cream, a family counts down the joys of summer. A happy, rhythmic read for the last week of school.

When Anh gets angry, his grandfather encourages him to sit with his anger, which appears as a funny red creature. A gentle introduction to mindfulness based on Thich Nhat Hanh's teachings.

Each letter comes with an alliterative phrase and an incredibly detailed illustration packed with hidden objects. A stunning alphabet book kids can pore over for hours.

A wordless counting book that follows a village and its countryside growing through the months of the year. Rich, detailed pictures reward close looking.

A baby bird hatches while his mother is away and asks everyone he meets if they're his mother. A sweet, simple classic for beginning readers.

Areli stays in Mexico with her grandmother until she can join her parents in New York, then learns to make a new home. A heartfelt true story of immigration.

A class of young astronaut trainees learns what it really takes to go to space, from training and food to sleeping in zero gravity. Funny, fact packed, and perfect for future space explorers.

Camilla worries so much about fitting in that she breaks out in stripes and wilder things, until she admits she loves lima beans. A vivid classic about being true to yourself.

When old Badger dies, his friends grieve and then remember all the things he taught them. A gentle classic for helping kids through loss.

Puppeteer Tony Sarg invents the giant balloons that float through the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. A fascinating true story to read before the parade.

Little Wind watches a bare tree refuse to celebrate as the Quiet Man enters the city, then sees her begin to bloom. A gentle, beautiful way to share Holy Week with kids.

A Japanese American boy sent to an internment camp in World War II finds pride and purpose on a makeshift baseball field. A powerful history lesson for older kids.

A family rushes to clean before Grandma visits, but the cat keeps rearranging the chore list. Funny, chaotic, and a laugh out loud read aloud.

When Tanisha spills grape juice on her new dress, her classmate wonders how to help and what kindness really means. A thoughtful story that shows small acts of kindness add up.

Everyone in Soggy Hollow loves beach day except Bruce, who finds it too hot, sandy, and windy. A breezy, funny Little Bruce book for kids who prefer a shady spot.

Bear wants a feast but has an empty cupboard, so his friends each bring a dish and he finds his own way to share. A rhyming gratitude story for little ones.

Bear's friends wake him up to celebrate Christmas, and he tries his best to stay awake all night. Warm rhymes about friendship and giving.

Torn paper, spills, and smudges turn into something wonderful with a little imagination. An interactive book that helps kids see mistakes as a chance to create.

Claudette Colvin refuses to give up her bus seat at 15, months before Rosa Parks. An important story about courage.

Tybre Faw, a young boy inspired by John Lewis, meets his hero and walks with him across the Edmund Pettus Bridge. A moving true story about mentorship.

Frances the badger keeps finding reasons to get out of bed, from a tiger in the room to a crack in the ceiling. A funny, timeless classic for kids who stall at bedtime.

An enslaved girl tells how her family's week is ruled by the bell, until her brother runs away. A powerful, simple story for older kids.

Sammy's day is going terribly, and his autistic little brother Benji is having a rough one too. Then Benji finds his own way to comfort him. Tender and real.
A girl describes her autistic friend Benny in rhyme, from the things he doesn't like to all the reasons she loves him. Simple and full of acceptance.

María and Juan visit their abuela at the border fence for a Christmas gathering, and María finds a creative way to get Juan's gift to her. Moving and hopeful.

Big, beautiful illustrations introduce whales, sharks, jellyfish, and all kinds of ocean life, with a little fish to find on every spread. Great for browsing together.

Nick lists all the great things his big brother does with him, getting ready to welcome a new baby. A warm celebration of siblings.

A big cat teaches a little cat everything, until one day the big cat is gone. A simple, moving Caldecott Honor book about love and loss.

A group of kids hits frustration and disagreement while working on something together, then talks it through. Great for showing how big feelings can be shared and worked out as a team.

A witch can't budge her giant pumpkin, and one monster after another fails until a tiny bat finds a way. A fun cumulative tale about teamwork for Halloween.

Margaret Wise Brown's gentle rhymes follow the farm animals through a day in and around the big red barn until they settle down for the night. A soothing bedtime classic.

Donald Crews remembers summers at his grandmother's country home, where everything is exactly as he left it. A loving, nostalgic look at family and summer traditions.

Billie Jean feels like she doesn't measure up in her family of musicians, until a basketball game shows her how to blend her talents into something all her own.

A young girl watches birds from her window and imagines all the shapes, colors, and wonders they hold. Its bright, simple pages spark curiosity about the natural world.

Coen wakes up feeling blue, and his family keeps trying to fix it when he just needs them close. Helpful for kids who need permission to feel sad and for the grownups who love them.

Bo's big brothers say she's too little to hunt monsters, so she sets off alone and finds the creatures are friendly. A clever twist about who the real monsters are.

Bok is a moon rock who watches billions of years of Earth's history unfold, then gets carried home by the Apollo 11 astronauts. A sweeping, gorgeous story written by Neil Armstrong himself.

Bonaparte the skeleton keeps losing his bones, and his monster friends help him pull himself together before school starts. Silly, sweet, and great for nervous kids.

Boomer the dog is confused when his family packs up to move. A sweet story about change for little ones.

A boy feels everything in a very big way and tries to hide it, until he learns that his feelings are worth sharing. Reassuring for sensitive kids who feel things deeply.

Anxious Camila dreads a class trip to the aquarium, until she helps a scared classmate and finds her own courage. A gentle story for worried kids.

Young immigrant Clara Lemlich stands up to unfair factory conditions and leads a massive strike. A great story about courage and workers' rights.

Simple rhyming text walks kids through breathing exercises for when they feel scared, sad, or mad. An easy, practical book to keep handy for calm down moments.

Ken Nedimyer grows baby coral and plants it back on dying reefs, starting a worldwide movement. A hopeful true story showing how one person can make a difference.

A brown bear, a red bird, a yellow duck, and more answer the same simple question in Eric Carle's bold collage art. Perfect for toddlers learning colors, animals, and patterns.

Bruce hates holidays, so his mice and geese try a scary story to get him into the Halloween spirit, until a ghostly visitor appears. Spooky, silly fun that never gets too scary.

Bruce just wants a quiet day of fishing, but beetles steal his lunch and protesters are fighting a factory in the forest. A funny, gentle introduction to caring for the planet.

The mice wish Bruce were more fun, and suddenly a cheerful bear appears, but it is really his wild cousin Kevin. A clever, funny story about loving people just as they are.

Fed up with the mischievous mice, Bruce packs up his geese and moves somewhere rodent free, but nothing goes to plan. A funny, warm story for families facing a move.

A huge storm sends Bruce's woodland neighbors crowding into his already full home. Funny and heartwarming, it shows kids how opening your door builds a real community.

Sixth graders Lyla and Jamie stand up for each other when popular girls bully them online. A powerful Patricia Polacco story for older kids.

A baby bunny's family imagines what he might become, a farmer, a cowboy, a policeman, but he has his own sweet answer. A tender Little Golden Book about growing up.

Readers tilt and turn the book to help Bunny ski down a snowy slope without crashing. Perfect for little hands that love to be part of the story.

Roberto Clemente insists on being called by his real name as he becomes a baseball star and a voice for Latino players. Inspiring for sports fans.

A goofy ladybug bosses readers around, getting them to stand, sit, wiggle away a pretend bug, and make their scariest face. Pure get up and move fun for preschool storytime.

On her birthday, Carmela finally gets to tag along on her brother's errands and finds a dandelion to wish on. A tender story about family, hope, and siblings.

Pi the robot gets so anxious before a class field trip that their systems start to glitch, until a doctor shares ways to cope. A playful, reassuring look at anxiety and how to cope.

On a rainy day, a mischievous cat shows up and turns a quiet house upside down. A Dr. Seuss classic that has helped generations of kids learn to read.

A girl learns to notice a troubling thought, treat it kindly, and let it go so she can choose more hopeful ones. A simple, calming introduction to mindfulness.

Photos from around the world show how families light candles, share food, and celebrate Hanukkah. A great nonfiction introduction for school age kids.

Stunning pop ups by Robert Sabuda show menorahs glowing in different places and times, one for each night. A keepsake to bring out every year.

When a classmate won't be coming back to school, Chester's mom teaches him how to make a memory. A gentle story for grieving kids.

Chester loves his first sleepover until bedtime, when he can't sleep and misses home. A reassuring story for kids nervous about nights away, with home always waiting.

When a bully troubles Chester, his mom tells a story about smoothing a sharp stone. Chester and friends try kindness, a gentle, hopeful lesson in handling bullies peacefully.

Mrs. Raccoon teaches Chester that bravery means doing something even when you're scared, with three simple steps and a Kissing Hand. A gentle, practical guide to courage.

Best friends Chester and Wilson do everything exactly the same way, until bold, quirky Lilly moves in. Kids learn that new friends can make life bigger and better.

Numbers from one to one hundred race to the top of an apple tree in this rhythmic chant. A fun companion to Chicka Chicka Boom Boom for counting practice.

The letters of the alphabet race up a coconut tree until it all comes tumbling down. An irresistible rhythmic classic for learning the ABCs.

A grieving, gloomy woodcarver agrees to carve a nativity set for a widow and her son, and their kindness slowly heals his heart. A moving Christmas story about hope.

Toddlers practice gestures like clapping, waving, and blowing kisses, the building blocks of early communication. Interactive and fun for babies just starting to talk.

Farmer Brown's cows find a typewriter and start leaving notes with demands, going on strike when he refuses. A hilarious Caldecott Honor book about negotiation.

Color Monster wakes up with all his feelings jumbled together, and a little girl helps him sort them by color. A simple, brilliant first book for naming emotions with preschoolers.

Silly rhyming poems introduce crabs, whales, dolphins, and lots of other ocean creatures. Bouncy and fun to read aloud with little ones.

A rhyming alphabet recipe shows kids exactly what goes into a compost pile, from apple cores to zucchini peels. Fun for gardening families and Earth Day lessons.

Katherine Johnson loved numbers and grew up to calculate the math that helped send astronauts to the moon. An inspiring STEM biography.

A teddy bear in overalls searches a department store at night for his missing button, hoping someone will take him home. A tender classic about friendship and being loved as you are.

Julia Donaldson's rhymes count up animals and their babies, with clever flaps and peekaboo surprises. A beautiful counting book that rewards repeat reads.

A clever monkey tricks a river full of crocodiles into lining up so she can count them and reach a banana tree. A funny, rhyming counting adventure.

A sleepy baby gets kiss after kiss from the whole family, counted out from ten all the way down to one as bedtime nears. A sweet counting game to share at the end of the day.

Katherine Johnson loved to count as a child and grew up to become the NASA mathematician who helped bring Apollo 13 home. An inspiring true story about math and determination.

A mother rabbit with twenty one children becomes one of the Easter Bunnies and earns the little gold shoes. A timeless classic about determination and motherhood.

Crab bakes cakes while other sea creatures go about their day, until a sudden disaster changes everything and Crab leads the way in helping. Clever and hopeful, great for talking about caring for the ocean.

Nine year old Liz goes hunting with her father after he returns from war, and they reconnect. A quiet, beautiful story about families.

Crunch is very shy, and readers have to speak softly and gently to coax him out. Interactive and sweet, perfect for little ones who are shy themselves.

Death visits four siblings caring for their grandmother and tells them a story about why life and loss go together. Deeply moving and comforting.

Liam finds a few struggling plants on an old railway and tends them until green spreads across his gray city. An inspiring story about how one kid can make a difference.

Nicholas carries a toy dinosaur to feel brave, and when he loses it his dad comes through. A tender story about fears, courage, and the bond between father and son.

Young Teresa Carreño used music to heal her heart after fleeing Venezuela, then played the piano at the White House for President Lincoln. Lyrical and inspiring.

Young Chris dreams of being an astronaut but is terrified of the dark, until watching the moon landing shows him how wonderful the dark can be. Real astronaut Chris Hadfield's story is perfect for bedtime fears.

Every time David gets in trouble he has an excuse, until he learns that saying sorry feels far better. A funny, honest look at owning mistakes that sparks great conversations.

David chews gum, talks out of turn, and starts a food fight, earning plenty of No, David! from his teacher. Kids love his mischief and the sweet ending.

When hearts fall from the sky, Cornelia Augusta makes special valentines for each of her friends. A sweet, simple Valentine's Day read with a craft idea built in.

Tiffany Hammond shows a day with her nonspeaking autistic son, who communicates with his tablet. A loving reminder that there are many ways to talk.

Kids who feel different, from their lunches to their summers, discover that sharing their stories helps them find each other. A gorgeous read for starting school and building belonging.

A child writes to the zoo for a pet and gets sent a series of animals that don't quite fit, until the perfect one arrives. A lift the flap favorite for toddlers.

This honest book gives kids permission to feel angry and sad about death and offers real ways to remember. A refreshing take on grief.

A gentle, encouraging guide that walks toddlers from diapers to the potty one small step at a time. Practical, positive, and easy to read again and again.

Kimmy knows everything about dinosaurs, but on a museum trip a classmate makes her wonder if girls can be scientists. A great story about confidence and real women paleontologists.

Dinosaur battles juice, water, and lemonade, but can he defeat the potty? A roaring, funny potty training favorite.

A friendly dinosaur family explains divorce, living in two homes, and the big feelings that come with it. A practical guide for families going through change.
Jamie wants to play with Dylan, an autistic boy, but he doesn't play the way she expects. She keeps trying until they find a way. Practical and kind.

Patricia Bath faced racism and sexism on her way to becoming a doctor and inventing a new way to treat cataracts. A rhyming, inspiring science biography.

Cynthia Rylant imagines a heaven where dogs eat biscuits and run through fields. A comforting read after losing a family dog.

Larry the monster has one rule: don't push the button. Of course kids push it, and the silly surprises that follow have toddlers giggling every single time.

Todd Parr's bright, silly art offers kids simple ways to handle worries. A reassuring pick for anxious little ones.

Vashti is sure she can't draw, until her teacher frames the single dot she made in frustration. A modern classic about courage, creativity, and making your mark.
Anna Hibiscus's new twin baby brothers get all the attention, and Anna isn't so sure she likes it. A warm story about feeling left out.

Steve Jenkins takes readers from the sunny surface to the deepest trench, meeting stranger creatures the farther down they go. A fascinating dive for budding scientists.

Dr. Seuss runs through the alphabet with zany creatures and silly rhymes. A fun, classic way to learn letters and their sounds.

A boy and his grandfather don't speak the same language, until they start drawing together and find a whole new way to connect. Stunning art and a big heart.

Yuyi Morales tells how she came to the U.S. with her baby son and found a new home in the public library. A gorgeous love letter to books and immigrant families.

Duck befriends Death and they spend time together until Duck's life ends. A quiet, profound book for gentle conversations about dying.

Chloe and her friends ignore the new girl Maya, and when Maya moves away, Chloe realizes it's too late to make it right. A powerful, honest story that sparks real conversations about kindness.

Kids spot nursery rhyme and fairy tale characters hidden in each picture as the rhyming story unfolds. A classic I spy book for little ones.

Todd Parr's bright, simple pages show little ways kids can care for the planet, like saving water and planting trees. Ideal for toddlers and Earth Day.

The Easter Bunny and his skunk assistant try to show readers how to decorate eggs, with smelly results. Jan Thomas's bold, silly style keeps kids laughing.

Hoppi the bunny wants to make the best egg for the Easter Bunny, but helping a robin's egg turns out to be the best idea. Gorgeous and gentle.

Lois Ehlert takes kids on a colorful tour of fruits and vegetables from apricot to zucchini. A bright alphabet book that might even get kids excited about new foods.

Bored of being an emu, Edward tries life as a seal, a lion, and a snake at the zoo. A funny rhyming story about learning to be happy as yourself.

Everyone loves Edwina the dinosaur except Reginald, who is determined to prove she is extinct. Mo Willems at his funniest, with a sweet twist about listening.

Four eggs crack open, three baby birds fly off, and the fourth egg holds a big surprise. Told in comic panels with few words, it is a sweet story about unlikely friends.

Two children find their grandmother's old painted eggs and help create a beautiful egg tree tradition. A Caldecott winner that celebrates family heritage.

Horace the elephant's birthday feast vanishes, and readers must find clues to solve the mystery. A puzzle packed book kids return to again and again.

Elmer the patchwork elephant tries to look like everyone else, then realizes his herd loves him for being himself. A bright, cheerful classic about being different.

After her parents divorce, Emily turns to art and decides she's in a blue period like Picasso. A thoughtful, comforting book for kids navigating a family change.

Born in Ghana with one strong leg, Emmanuel biked nearly 400 miles across his country to show what people with disabilities can do. A moving true story of determination.

A boy's dad promises a secret recipe to get rid of his new enemy, but there's a catch: he has to spend the whole day with him. A clever, funny story about how enemies become friends.

Curious Erno Rubik invents a puzzle cube to explore how things move and fit together. A fun biography celebrating curiosity and problem solving.

Daniela and her best friend Evelyn share one last day together before Evelyn moves away. A tender, honest look at the sadness of saying goodbye to a friend.

Shy Nicky feels at home in her school library, so when it closes for a week, she has to find her place somewhere new. Sweet for introverts and book lovers.

Dr. John Snow uses careful observation to track a deadly cholera outbreak in London. A great introduction to scientific thinking.

Exclamation Mark feels different from the periods, until he learns what makes him special. Clever, funny, and great for being yourself.

Gwendolyn Brooks filled notebooks with poems as a girl and became the first Black writer to win a Pulitzer Prize. Wonderful for budding writers.

A girl notices her eyes look different from her friends' and comes to see them as a link to her mother, grandmother, and heritage. A lyrical celebration of Asian identity and self love.

Clever wordplay with words that sound alike shows how autumn changes the land and animals. Gorgeous art makes it a fall science lesson and read aloud in one.

The Manning brothers visit their grandparents and turn every chance into a backyard football game with their dad. A fun, warm look at family, teamwork, and playing for the love of it.

Nancy loves everything fancy and gives her plain family lessons in style, right up to a messy dinner out. A joyful, word rich story that celebrates being exactly who you are.

Nancy's pop up boutique is booming until rain threatens her little sister's birthday party. A cheerful story showing kids how a little creativity can rescue a big plan.

Nancy longs to be a mermaid in the dance show but gets cast as a tree. She makes the part her own, a sweet lesson in shining wherever you are.

Nancy dreams of a posh little dog, but dog sitting the neighbor's prim pup changes her mind. A sweet, funny story about finding the pet that truly fits your family.

With her best friend away, Nancy turns glitter markers into a serious art career of portraits, collages, and splatter paintings. A sparkly invitation for kids to create, with art ideas included.

Nancy is crushed to miss Bree's butterfly party for her grandparents' anniversary celebration. A lovely, relatable story about handling disappointment and finding joy with family.

Nancy and Bree start an Explorers' Club to learn about flowers, trees, birds, and butterflies. Fun facts, recipes, and fancy words make this a perfect springboard for backyard adventures.

Nancy can't wait to hang the sparkly tree topper she bought, but her excitement leads to a tearful mishap. A glittery, warm holiday story about what makes Christmas special.

Todd Parr's bright, silly pictures show all the ways kids can feel, from grumpy to brave. A cheerful, reassuring first look at emotions for toddlers.

A soldier rescues a bear cub during World War I, and she later inspires Winnie the Pooh. A Caldecott winner perfect for Pooh fans.
Little SPOT encourages kids to celebrate what makes them unique and find where they belong. A warm, positive book about identity and acceptance.

Fiona has a plan to help her town win the St. Patrick's Day decorating contest, until a mysterious stranger arrives. A lovely story about kindness winning out over competition.

When the leprechaun king locks away all of Ireland's luck, clever Fiona sets out to outwit him. A great tale about brains beating magic.

Cecilia Payne discovers what stars are made of despite barriers for women in science. An inspiring biography with gorgeous art.

Sarah Jane Hartwell doesn't want to go to her new school, and the twist ending reveals exactly who she is. A clever first day classic that kids love to reread.

Bright, bold fish swim across the pages as kids count from one to ten. Lois Ehlert's vivid art makes counting feel like an underwater adventure.

Four autistic kids flap, rock, and spin to handle a noisy, overwhelming world. A joyful book that celebrates stimming as a natural way to cope.

Fletcher the fox worries his tree is sick as its leaves fall, until winter brings a sparkling surprise. Gentle and reassuring for kids learning about the seasons.

A boy finds an old camera on the beach, and the photos inside reveal secret underwater worlds and the kids who found it before him. A stunning wordless adventure.

Squirrel guards a growing flower so fiercely that Bird has to teach him how to let it bloom. A sweet spring story about patience and learning when to step back.

A boy and his father live secretly in an airport after losing their home. A powerful, empathy building story for older kids.

A paper fortune teller gets left on the playground after recess, so she teams up with a potato chip, a basketball and some chewed gum to fix the slide. Wacky, funny teamwork from the author of The Day the Crayons Quit.

Frankenkitty, a stitched together kitten, scares everyone except Olive, who sees its sweet side. When it is wrongly blamed and banished, Olive comes to the rescue. Spooky, funny, and full of heart.

Young Connie can't sit at the Woolworth's lunch counter, then watches her older siblings join the Greensboro sit ins. A child's eye view of a turning point in history.

A colorful freight train rolls through tunnels, past cities, and over trestles until it's gone. A simple, beautiful Caldecott Honor book for toddlers learning colors.

Henry, a boy on the autism spectrum, searches his classroom for a friend and finally connects with Katie. A sweet, honest story about friendship on your own terms.

A bossy cat tells Frog where he must sit and why, from hares on chairs to gnus on shoes. A rhyming romp with a perfect payback ending.

Froggy can barely sleep before the big game, and his dad's one reminder is no hands! When the ball heads his way in the final minute, giggles are guaranteed for young players.

A gorilla thumps its chest, a giraffe bends its neck, and kids answer I can do it! A wonderful wiggle book for toddlers who can't sit still.

Jose Guadalupe Posada's playful skeleton drawings became icons of the Day of the Dead. A fascinating artist biography with bold art, great for October.

A brave little girl moves into a haunted house, catches the ghosts, washes them, and turns them into curtains and bedspreads. Spooky in the coziest way for toddlers.

Gerald the giraffe is too clumsy to dance at the Jungle Dance, until a cricket helps him find his own music. A rhyming reminder that everyone shines in their own way.

Minda Dentler, who had polio as a child, becomes the first woman wheelchair athlete to complete the Ironman World Championship. An inspiring true story of determination.

Temple Grandin saw the world differently as an autistic girl and used her gift to change how animals are treated. A rhyming, uplifting biography.

A tree gives a boy everything she has, from apples to shade, as he grows into an old man. Simple and moving, it opens wonderful conversations about love and giving.

Dogs of every size and color drive, play, and race to a big party. A beginning reader classic.

Eager young dragon Zog keeps crashing at dragon school while trying to earn a gold star, and a kind girl patches him up every time. Funny, rhyming, and full of heart.

Goldilocks is done with wet diapers and searches for a potty that's just right. A funny fairy tale twist on potty training.

Three dinosaurs set up a trap for a little girl in Mo Willems's hilarious retelling, and Goldilocks barely escapes. Full of jokes for kids and grownups alike.

A bird, a dog, a fox, and a squirrel each have a rotten moment, then things turn around. A cheerful reminder for little ones that a bad start can still become a good day.

A sneaky gorilla steals the zookeeper's keys and lets all the animals follow him home to bed. A nearly wordless bedtime classic full of little details to spot.

A fish who has lost his companion moves through the many feelings that come with saying goodbye. Todd Parr's gentle, simple approach makes it ideal for very young kids facing loss.

A girl walks through town and woods greeting the trees, animals, and wind as summer turns to fall. A quiet, gorgeous way to welcome the season.

A boy explores the world as winter melts into spring, greeting the plants and animals coming back to life. A gentle, gorgeous seasonal read.

The mice and geese want monster movies, ice cream, anything but sleep, and tired Bruce must settle them down. Every parent who has battled bedtime stalling will laugh in recognition.

As the sun sets, the crane, cement mixer, dump truck, and friends finish their work and drift off to sleep. A dreamy rhyming bedtime pick for kids who love trucks.

Grace Hopper took apart clocks as a girl and grew up to become a pioneer of computer programming. An engaging picture book biography about curiosity and breaking barriers.

Syd travels with Grandad to a magical island, where Grandad decides to stay. A gentle, beautiful way to explore saying goodbye.

Allen Say tells how his grandfather traveled from Japan to America and felt torn between two homes. A Caldecott winner about belonging.

A girl remembers each season with her grandpa, from gardening to his bedtime stories, then fills a notebook with memories after he dies. A beautiful, gentle book for families facing loss.

Henry keeps trying to cheer up Grandpa after Granny is gone, and a simple game of top threes finally reaches him. A soft, hopeful story about grief and connection.

Frances worries about an organ grinder and his monkey on the cold street, and invites him to her Christmas pageant. Kate DiCamillo's tender story about kindness.

A man sent to chop down a kapok tree falls asleep, and the rainforest animals whisper why their home matters. A gorgeous, gentle introduction to protecting rainforests.

Sam I Am won't stop asking a grumpy friend to try green eggs and ham, in a house, with a mouse, or on a train. A rhyming classic about trying new things.

Rabbit grows shamrocks to wear in the St. Patrick's Day parade, but his pot goes missing. A sweet story about friendship and the holiday.

Little David bugs his big brother nonstop, eating his candy and following him everywhere, until he finally wins him over. A funny, true to life book about sibling love.

A clever mouse invents a scary creature called the Gruffalo to escape predators, then meets the real thing. A rhyming classic about wit and bravery.

Ignoring her dad's warning, the Gruffalo's daughter tiptoes into the snowy woods to find the Big Bad Mouse. The bouncy rhymes and clever mouse make every reread a treat.

Jim the chimp is grumpy for no reason, and his friends keep telling him how to cheer up. A funny, reassuring reminder that it's okay to have a bad mood sometimes.

Jim dreads all the dancing at Porcupine's party, and when he finally says so, his friends admit they feel the same. A funny, reassuring pick for kids who need a different way to have fun.

Jim is determined to stay awake all night at a jungle slumber party, even as his friends drift off one by one. A giggly, gentle way to talk about why sleep matters.
Little Nutbrown Hare and Big Nutbrown Hare try to outdo each other in showing how much they love each other. A tender bedtime classic.

Gustavo is great at ghostly things but too shy to make friends, so he finds a brave way to share his violin. Lovely for shy kids and a gentle Halloween pick.

Hachiko waits at a Tokyo train station every day for years after his owner dies. A moving true story about loyalty.

Funny haiku poems celebrate the gross side of nature, from slime to poop. Perfect for kids who love icky facts.

Nate Gadol is a giant, joyful spirit who makes things last as long as they're needed, from oil to chocolate. An inventive tale about how Hanukkah gift giving began.

Mouse spots a trail of colorful eggs the Easter Bunny left behind and goes hunting for more. Short, cheerful, and perfect for toddlers on Easter morning or a spring egg hunt.

Green Crayon needs a break, so the other crayons try to take over for St. Patrick's Day and learn just how important green is. Funny and bright.

Cesar Chavez grows from a farm boy to a leader of peaceful protest for migrant workers. An inspiring biography about standing up for fairness.

Everyone carries an invisible bucket, and kind words and actions fill it while unkindness empties it. A simple, memorable idea that many classrooms use all year long.

Kadir Nelson tells American history through the voice of an elderly Black woman. Gorgeous paintings and a powerful story for families to share.

After losing someone she loves, a girl puts her heart in a bottle to keep it safe, until she learns how to let it out again. Oliver Jeffers's moving story about grief.

A little girl and her grandparents share all kinds of moments through their magical kitchen window. A warm Caldecott winner that celebrates grandparent love.

Henry finally gets a puppy, Mudge, who grows into an enormous, loyal, drooling best friend. A warm early reader series that kids fall in love with.

Henry Brown, an enslaved man, mails himself to freedom in a wooden crate. A powerful Caldecott Honor true story of courage.

When the Easter Bunny is sick, T. Rex volunteers to fill in, with some disastrous results. Silly and sweet, great for dinosaur fans at Easter.

Cat is jealous of the Easter Bunny and decides to replace him, holding up signs instead of talking. Funny and clever, a great Easter read aloud.

Cat refuses to send any valentines, especially to the dog next door, until some surprising gifts change his mind. Laugh out loud funny for Valentine's Day.

Oliver Jeffers wrote this guide to our planet for his newborn son, covering land, sky, people, and being kind. Funny, wise, and great for curious kids of any age.

Clever Hershel spends eight nights outwitting goblins in a haunted synagogue so a village can celebrate Hanukkah again. Spooky, funny, and a Caldecott Honor favorite.

The mice invite readers to tilt, flip, and tap the book, sending poor Bruce tumbling. A giggly interactive read that turns story time into a hands on game.

Buzz catches a fly for the Amazing Pet Show, and Fly Guy proves he can be a real pet. A funny, easy early reader for beginning readers.

A greedy rat gallops down the road stealing everyone's snacks, until a clever duck outwits him. Kids love the galloping rhythm and the satisfying comeuppance.

Little Fish swims through the sea meeting fish of every shape and color before finding the one he loves most. Bright, joyful, and perfect for the youngest listeners.

Two little bunnies learn Hanukkah traditions from their family, from lighting the menorah to playing dreidel. A gentle first introduction to the holiday.

A dog gets overwhelmed by the hot, crowded city, and his owner takes him to the beach to cool off. A Caldecott winner that captures summer and slowing down.

Bruce comes home tired and finds three mice have turned his den into a busy hotel full of critters. A laugh out loud story about a grump learning to share his space.

Little Bear worries about school, soccer, and monsters under the bed until Mama Bear helps him share his worries. A gentle book with practical tools for anxious little ones.

A little dinosaur counts from one to ten using the toys and things around him. A cute board book from the beloved How Do Dinosaurs series.

Do dinosaurs slam their tails and pout at bedtime? This rhyming romp shows the silly ways they might, then the sweet way they really do. Toddlers adore the giant dinos.

Do dinosaurs grab the dreidel or spill the latkes? Funny rhymes show how a well behaved dinosaur celebrates all eight nights.

Kids lift flaps and open boxes to count all kinds of silly bugs inside. A pop up counting book that toddlers love to explore again and again.

The grumpy Grinch steals every present in Whoville, only to learn Christmas comes anyway. Dr. Seuss's classic about what really matters.

A group of kids builds clever traps to catch a dinosaur for the school science fair. Rhyming, silly, and great for little engineers who love a good trap.

Pearl and her robot Pascal use coding to finally build the perfect sandcastle after a summer of disasters. A fun, beachy introduction to coding concepts for young kids.

Rhyming verses and vivid art show how octopuses, crabs, and other sea creatures use camouflage to hide. A beautiful science book that turns every page into a hunt.

Kids design clever traps to catch a sneaky leprechaun on St. Patrick's Day. Fun, rhyming, and perfect for inspiring your own trap building project.

Kids tap, tilt, and shake the book to help Bunny gather apples using his red scarf. A playful interactive pick for fall and little hands.

Nicholas the bunny shares his world through spring, summer, fall, and winter, chasing butterflies and watching snow fall. Simple, soothing, and gorgeous for the littlest listeners.

A young boy moves through his day noticing all kinds of feelings and learns that every one is okay. An affirming, confidence building read from Karamo Brown and his son.

Ruby Bridges tells her own story of integrating a New Orleans school as a first grader in 1960. Brave, personal, and told in words young kids can follow.

A boy runs a turkey trot, bakes pies with family, and still feels grateful when rain cancels the family football game. A sweet early reader about gratitude.

This little board book helps toddlers practice greetings and goodbyes, some of the very first words kids learn. Simple, repetitive, and great for early talkers.

This simple board book helps toddlers practice easy food and mealtime words. A nice tool for parents encouraging early speech during everyday routines.

A board book built around bedtime words gives toddlers easy sounds to practice as they wind down. A sweet way to fold early speech into the bedtime routine.

A simple board book that gives toddlers easy potty words to practice. Helpful for building speech and potty readiness at the same time.

Dr. King's famous speech comes to life with Kadir Nelson's majestic paintings. A beautiful way to share his words with children for the first time.

This silly twist on the classic rhyme has an old lady gobbling up a whole Thanksgiving feast until she grows giant. A hilarious holiday read aloud.

A simple, honest first look at death and the feelings that come with losing someone. Helpful for parents explaining loss to young kids.

A toddler who is tired of diapers learns to use the big kid toilet, one clear step at a time. Simple, matter of fact, and just right for little ones.

In this wordless book, a girl sees Vanessa get bullied and finds a simple way to help. A powerful conversation starter about being an upstander.

A polite bear asks every animal in the forest if they have seen his missing hat, and one answer sounds awfully suspicious. The deadpan humor and surprise ending make kids howl.

A proud big brother shares what babies do and how he helps. A sweet, reassuring classic for new big brothers.

A proud big sister shares what babies do and how she helps. A sweet, reassuring classic for new big sisters.

A proud backhoe loader shows off all the dirty work it can do. Loud, funny, and perfect for truck lovers.

Two trains race each other all the way to Chicago in this zippy, noisy read. Energetic fun for kids who love speed and anything on tracks.

A little girl discovers that she can feel happy and sad, or excited and nervous, all at the same time. A smart, reassuring book about mixed feelings that kids rarely get explained.

A boastful giant squid brags that he is the biggest thing in the ocean, right up until a whale swallows him. Simple, silly, and a toddler favorite with a great punchline.

Gus the polar bear learns his beloved companion Ida is sick, and together they face her passing. Based on real bears at the Central Park Zoo, a tender and honest book about grief.

Jack dreams up the ultimate car, complete with a pool, a snack bar, and a robot chauffeur. Rhyming text and retro art make it a hit with kids who love vehicles and inventing.

When sea otters disappear, sea urchins take over and the whole kelp forest suffers, until the otters return. A clear, gorgeous look at how every creature in an ecosystem matters.

Iggy builds everywhere, but his teacher dislikes architecture until a class field trip gets stranded and Iggy builds a bridge. A fun, rhyming story about passion and problem solving.

A little girl describes how each feeling lives in her heart, from twirly happiness to sadness as heavy as an elephant. Beautiful vocabulary for little ones learning to talk about emotions.

Bright leaves, busy squirrels, and pumpkins fill the pages as fall unfolds, with a reminder that winter is coming soon. A lyrical, glowing celebration of the season.

Little Red Chicken can't stop jumping into Papa's bedtime stories to warn Hansel, Gretel, and Little Red Riding Hood. A Caldecott Honor book that is pure bedtime giggles.

Katie Sandwina grows up in a circus family and becomes a famous strongwoman who proves women can be strong. A fun, empowering true story.

Quiet Brian feels invisible at school until a new classmate, Justin, notices him and his amazing drawings. A powerful read for talking about inclusion and the kids who get left out.

When two kids worry about being apart from their mom, she tells them about the invisible string of love that connects people anywhere. Comforting for separation, divorce, or missing someone who has died.

Lola has to draw the Island where she was born but can't remember it, so she gathers memories from her neighbors. A vibrant story about heritage and belonging.

A storm moves Laila's birthday party indoors, and a cake mishap makes her want to cancel everything. With support from Mom and her service dog, she adjusts. Great for flexible thinking.

David tries so hard to be good for Christmas, but peeking at presents and a wild holiday dinner keep landing him in trouble. A giggly holiday treat for little rule testers.

Jabari is sure he's ready to jump off the high diving board, until he gets to the top. A warm story about fear, patience, and a dad who knows just what to say.

The laziest man in Ireland catches a leprechaun and gets a magic potato seed instead of gold, with hilarious results. A funny Irish folktale.

Jenny Mei smiles a lot, but her friend can tell she's sad underneath and simply stays by her side. A lovely story about how to be there for a friend.

Ruthie's imaginary friend Jessica goes everywhere with her, even to kindergarten, where Ruthie meets a real girl with the very same name. Warm and reassuring for kids starting school.

The postman delivers Christmas mail to fairy tale characters, and kids get to open real envelopes with letters and surprises inside. Interactive holiday fun.

Underwater photos explore a South African kelp forest full of octopuses, sharks, and other sea life. A beautiful window into the ocean.

Todd Parr shares all the things that bring joy, from family and friends to singing and dancing. Bright and uplifting for any celebration.

When a new classmate starts acting like a bully, the kids show him their promise to stand up instead of standing by. Great for talking about bystanders.

Lilly is sure her new baby brother Julius is the worst thing ever, until Cousin Garland criticizes him. A funny, honest Kevin Henkes story about sibling jealousy.

A class of special needs students, inspired by a teacher who believes they are all geniuses, builds something amazing from junk. A celebration of teachers and kids who think differently.

Little Critter goes camping with Dad, but who's really taking care of whom? A funny, sweet story about dads and kids.

This upbeat book explains how autistic kids experience the world and celebrates those differences instead of treating them as problems. A positive pick for talking about autism.

A nervous new kindergartner feels braver once his class writes a kindness pledge together. A great first week book for setting a caring tone.

A confident boy heads to his first day of kindergarten ready to rule with kindness and a big smile. Joyful and affirming for kids about to start school.

Sam has his story, his tuck in, and his warm milk, but he still won't sleep until Mrs. Bear gives him his kiss. A cozy bedtime ritual book for little ones.

Chester doesn't want to leave his home when the Raccoon family moves, and his mom helps him say goodbye. A tender, comforting story for any child facing a move.

Chester Raccoon is nervous about starting school, so his mother gives him a kiss in his palm to carry with him. The classic comfort read for first days and separation worries.

A hungry kitten mistakes the full moon for a bowl of milk and keeps trying to reach it. The gorgeous black and white art and gentle humor make it a perfect bedtime read.

Small Owl dreams of knighthood, and on night watch he faces a fearsome intruder with clever ideas instead of strength. A gorgeous Caldecott Honor tale about friendship and believing in yourself.

Captain Owl brushes off chatty Early Bird, who wants to be a Knight Owl, until her courage shines during a wolf attack. A lovely tale about teamwork and giving others a chance.

On a trip to visit her grandparents in Holland, Trixie loses Knuffle Bunny and learns about growing up. A tender, perfect finale to a beloved trilogy that may bring happy tears.

Trixie proudly brings Knuffle Bunny to preschool, only to find Sonja has the very same bunny. A late night swap turns rivals into friends in this hilarious sequel.

Toddler Trixie leaves her beloved bunny at the laundromat and can't find the words to tell Daddy. A Caldecott Honor gem that makes parents and kids laugh at every frantic page.

A girl and her father explore the painted books of the ancient Mexica people. A beautiful look at Indigenous history.

CJ asks why he doesn't have what others have as he and his grandma ride the bus across town, and Nana helps him see the beauty around them. A Newbery Medal winner about gratitude and community.

Leaf Man blows away on the wind, and kids spot animals and faces made entirely of real fall leaves. Perfect before a nature walk or leaf collage project.

Squirrel panics when a leaf goes missing and sets out with Bird to catch the thief. A funny, gentle story about autumn and the worry change can bring.

A young bear sees leaves falling for the first time and worries, then sleeps through winter and wakes to new leaves. Simple, sweet, and just right for toddlers.

Leo the friendly ghost leaves home when a new family wants him gone and finds a true friend in imaginative Jane. A quiet, lovely story about friendship.

Leonardo is terrible at being scary, so he hunts for the most scaredy kid on earth. Instead he discovers being a friend is better than being a monster.

Sean builds his cottage right on top of a leprechaun's home, and his kindness turns a noisy neighbor into a lifelong friend. A charming tale about kindness repaid.

In 1963 Birmingham, thousands of children march for civil rights when their parents can't risk their jobs. A stirring story that shows kids their voices matter.

Li'l Rabbit wants a special gift for his sick grandmother during Kwanzaa and learns the best gifts come from the community. A sweet holiday story about giving.

This gentle book explains that every living thing has a beginning, an ending, and living in between. A calm, honest way to start conversations about death.

Worried Lila feels lost after moving to a new town and starting a new school, until a caring teacher helps her open up. Lovely for first day of school jitters.

An elderly woman walks to vote and remembers her family's long fight for voting rights. A moving story about democracy.

Lilly is sure she will be the flower girl at her teacher's wedding, and her disappointment is huge. How she handles it, with surprising grace, makes this a great feelings book.

Lilly adores her teacher until he takes away her musical purse, and her anger leads to a mean drawing she regrets. A funny, honest look at big feelings and making amends.

Twins Ling and Ting look alike but prove they're not exactly the same in six funny little stories. A Geisel Honor early reader that's perfect for new readers.

Little Bear and Mother Bear share four cozy stories about birthday soup, a trip to the moon, and more. A gentle, timeless early reader.

Little Blue Truck stops to help a dump truck stuck in the mud with help from his animal friends. A sweet, rhyming story about kindness and friendship.

Little SPOT shares simple calming strategies kids can use when feelings get big. A go to book for building a calm down routine.

The Little Blue Engine pulls a stranded train over the mountain. A timeless story about believing in yourself.

Spooky shoes, pants, and a pumpkin head follow a fearless old lady through the woods, and she has a clever solution. Kids love joining the clomp, clomp sound effects.

Little Rabbit can't wait for the new baby, then Mama brings home three! After some trouble, he finds his way to help. Sweet and funny.

On her way to make latkes with Bubbe, Ruthie meets a hungry wolf and must use her wits to outsmart him. A fun Hanukkah twist on a classic.

Ollie finds a lost collar on Christmas Eve, and the little reindeer who comes looking for it takes her on a magical ride. A sparkly, cozy holiday read.
Little SPOT shows kids what respect looks like with friends, family, and teachers. A clear, kid friendly way to talk about treating others well.

Little SPOT teaches kids simple, reassuring safety rules for everyday situations. A calm, approachable way to talk about staying safe.
The Easter Bunny feels stuck and can't find the creativity to decorate his eggs, so Scribble SPOT helps him sort out his feelings. A colorful spring read about creativity and emotions.
Little SPOT helps kids wind down and get ready for a restful night. A calming choice for bedtime routines and kids who fight sleep.
Little SPOT celebrates the joy of scribbling and creating without worrying about perfect. A playful book that frees kids to make art just for fun.

Kids become the coach of a team of feelings, learning how to guide their emotions and keep them working together. A fun sports twist on emotional regulation.
Little SPOT helps kids know what to expect at school and how to handle the feelings that come with it. Reassuring for little ones heading to class.
Little SPOT notices all the words around us every day and how they shape our lives. A fun way to help kids see that reading is everywhere.

Little SPOT goes on a playful quest to interview a leprechaun and learns surprising facts along the way. A fun, lighthearted pick for St. Patrick's Day.

Little SPOT helps friends think before they speak and choose gentle words for others and themselves. A simple, positive lesson for the classroom or playground.
Little SPOT makes learning the alphabet playful for early learners. A cheerful option for kids just getting to know their letters.
Learning SPOT helps friends set up and run a lemonade stand, sneaking in early math and simple business skills. A fun, hands on way to make numbers click.
Little SPOT encourages kids as they start sounding out words and reading on their own. Upbeat support for brand new readers.
Little SPOT shows kids simple ways to start conversations and make new friends. Reassuring for shy kids or anyone starting somewhere new.
Little SPOT learns that feelings work best when they team up, with calm and confident feelings helping steady anger and worry. A clever way to show how emotions support each other.

Little SPOT helps kids notice negative thoughts and turn them into more hopeful ones. A practical introduction to positive self talk.

Little SPOT explores what it feels like to be included and how kids can help others feel welcome. A gentle conversation starter about belonging.

Little SPOT helps kids discover all the creative things they can do when they say they're bored. A fun one for long afternoons and screen free time.
Little SPOT explores all the reasons to celebrate, from birthdays and holidays to reaching goals and milestones. A joyful read for any special occasion.
Little SPOT helps kids find bravery when they feel scared or unsure. A gentle confidence booster for trying new things.

Little SPOT celebrates imagination and encourages kids to try new ideas without fear of getting it wrong. Perfect for budding artists and inventors.

Little SPOT helps kids cope when things don't turn out the way they hoped. Reassuring support for handling letdowns with resilience.

Little SPOT helps kids imagine how others feel and respond with kindness. A clear, accessible introduction to empathy for young readers.

Kids become emotion detectives alongside Little SPOT, learning to spot clues about how they and others feel. A clever, engaging way to build emotional awareness.

Little SPOT helps kids cope when plans change and things don't go the way they expected. Great for kids who struggle with transitions.
Little SPOT helps kids notice frustration building and find ways to calm down before it boils over. Practical tools for those tough moments.
Little SPOT shows kids the joy of giving and helping others. A nice choice for the holidays or any season of generosity.
Little SPOT explores why telling the truth matters, even when it's hard. A helpful conversation starter about honesty for young kids.
Little SPOT celebrates the fun of learning and encourages kids to keep trying when something is new. A nice pick for the start of the school year.

Little SPOT celebrates Valentine's Day by showing all the ways we can share love and kindness. A sweet seasonal read for the classroom or home.
Little SPOT helps kids look on the bright side when things don't go their way. A cheerful, simple introduction to hopeful thinking.
Little SPOT helps kids learn simple ways to keep their things and their time in order. Handy for kids who struggle with messy rooms and backpacks.
Little SPOT helps kids practice waiting when waiting feels hard. A useful, simple book for impatient little ones and the grownups helping them.
Little SPOT shows kids how to keep going when something gets hard. A nice fit for kids who want to quit the moment things get tough.
The Little SPOT series tackles responsibility, showing kids what it means to follow through and take ownership of their actions. Clear and practical for home or the classroom.
Little SPOT reminds kids that everyone has talents, and that practice helps them grow. An encouraging read about discovering what you're good at.
Little SPOT helps friends learn to work together, listen, and share ideas. Great for classrooms, sports teams, and siblings.
Little SPOT helps kids see how worry can grow and gives them ways to shrink it back down. Reassuring and practical for anxious kids.
Little SPOT helps kids handle anger and protect themselves from hurtful moments. A useful addition to the series for kids working on big emotions.
Little SPOT shows kids how simple hand motions and movements can calm big feelings like anger. Practical self regulation tools kids can use anywhere.

Worry SPOT shows a child that one worry can be helpful, but worrying over and over gets you nowhere. A humorous, helpful book for kids stuck in worry loops.
Little SPOT helps kids notice the people and things they're grateful for. A natural pick for Thanksgiving or any time you want to build a thankful habit.

Little Tree won't drop his leaves in autumn, even as the forest grows around him. A moving story about growing up and letting go, for kids and parents alike.

A little rabbit hops through spring, wondering what it would feel like to be green like grass or tall like the trees, before heading home to his mother's love. Simply lovely.

A little yellow leaf isn't ready to let go of its tree until it finds a friend to fall with. A gentle, beautiful story about change and courage.

Liam is the smallest leprechaun and wants an important job, but everyone says he is too small, until a unicorn needs help. A sweet story about how small can be mighty.

Llama Llama gets overwhelmed waiting for Christmas, until Mama reminds him what the holiday is really about. A gentle story for little ones who struggle with holiday excitement.

Baby Llama panics when Mama goes downstairs after tucking him in, until she reminds him she's always close by. A rhyming bedtime comfort for kids who hate being left alone.

Busy little peas show off their favorite jobs, from astronaut to zoologist. A playful alphabet book with tons of tiny details to discover.

A family travels across the country on the new transcontinental railroad in 1869. A Caldecott winner full of sound and detail.

The Once ler chops down every Truffula Tree despite the Lorax's warnings, then hands a seed to a boy who can start over. Dr. Seuss's timeless call to care for nature.

A boy finds a penguin at his door and sets off to return it to the South Pole. A gentle Oliver Jeffers story about friendship and loneliness.

A slightly hairy, googly eyed monster searches for someone who will love him just as he is. A sweet, funny story about self worth.

Love Monster gets a box of chocolates and isn't sure he wants to share with his friends. A funny, relatable story about generosity.

A mother sings the same lullaby to her son at every age, and when she grows old, he sings it back to her. Have tissues ready for this tender classic.

Splat makes a special valentine for Kitten, but his rival Spike has the same idea. A sweet, funny story about crushes and courage.

A leprechaun family celebrates St. Patrick's Day with a parade full of music and dancing. Rhyming and festive, great for little ones.

Rhyming verses tell the story of the Maccabees and the miracle of the oil. A lively, kid friendly retelling perfect for Hanukkah.

Big machines head off to work, and lift the flap pages reveal what each one does next. Interactive and great for curious little hands.

Brave Madeline lives in Paris with eleven other girls and Miss Clavel, and even a trip to the hospital becomes an adventure. A rhyming classic with plenty of spunk.

Young Mae dreams of floating among the stars, and her parents tell her she can be anything. Inspired by Mae Jemison, the first African American woman in space.

Mae is so nervous about school that she climbs a tree and refuses to go, until she meets someone just as scared. A sweet reminder that grownups get nervous too.

Ms. Frizzle drives the class straight into the ocean, from the beach down to the deep sea floor and back. Packed with facts and fun, a classic for curious kids.

Mr. and Mrs. Mallard search Boston for the perfect place to raise their ducklings, and a friendly policeman stops traffic for them. A Caldecott classic kids still adore.

Malala once wished for a magic pencil to fix the world, then realized her words could make the change. A powerful first look at her story for young readers.

Mia and her abuela don't share a language, so Mia teaches her English with help from a parrot named Mango. A tender story about family and patience.

Harpreet chooses the color of his patka to match his mood, but a move to a new city makes it hard to feel bright. A gorgeous look at feelings, belonging, and Sikh culture.

Curious Margaret Hamilton grows up asking questions and becomes the computer programmer whose code helped land Apollo 11 on the moon. An inspiring true story for kids who love math and space.

Mars itself narrates this funny introduction to the Red Planet, bragging about its volcanoes, dust storms, and rovers. Silly personality and real facts make it a great space read aloud.

Dr. King's own words tell his story, set against Bryan Collier's striking collage art. A perfect first introduction to his life and message.

Maya Lin was a college student when she designed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. A beautifully illustrated story about art, nature, and following your vision.

Grandpa Latke tells the Hanukkah story with some very wild mix ups, and the family dog keeps trying to set him straight. Silly fun that sneaks in the real history.

Laura treasures a string of buttons that holds memories of her late mother, and struggles to accept her new stepmother. A gentle, moving story about grief and blended families.

Mercy the pig snuggles into bed with the Watsons, and they wake up with the bed crashing through the floor. A hilarious early chapter book for new readers.

Worried he hasn't been good enough for Santa, Splat goes way overboard trying to prove himself. A frazzled, funny Christmas story that will have kids giggling all December.

This picture book biography follows Lionel Messi from a small boy in Argentina to one of the greatest soccer players ever. Great for young fans who dream big.

The construction site trucks take on their biggest project yet and learn they're stronger when they work together. Rhyming, cheerful fun for truck loving kids.

Mike Mulligan and his steam shovel Mary Anne race to dig a cellar in one day. A timeless classic about hard work.

An old man sets out to find one cat and comes home with millions, but only one can stay. A charming classic folktale about pride and humility.

This playful guide turns becoming a big sibling into a secret agent mission. Fun and empowering for kids getting ready for a baby.

Mr. Seahorse carries his babies in his pouch and meets other fish dads caring for their eggs along the way. Eric Carle's sweet look at fathers, with fun see through pages.

Kids tap, tilt, and smoosh the pages to mix colors and watch them change. An interactive book that feels like magic for toddlers and preschoolers.

Grover begs readers not to turn the page because there's a monster at the end, then discovers who it really is. A giggly classic that every generation seems to love.

Three grumpy monsters build the biggest, baddest monster ever, but it turns out to be gentle and grateful. A sweet, funny surprise about kindness for preschoolers.

Gail Gibbons explains why the moon has phases, how it affects the tides, and how astronauts first walked on it. Clear, simple science that little stargazers can follow.

Harriet Tubman's escape and her work leading others to freedom are told through her faith and courage. A stunning Caldecott Honor book.

A girl sets out to build something magnificent, fails again and again, and gets really mad before trying once more. Perfect for little perfectionists and budding inventors.

Grumpy Bruce just wants to cook his eggs, but they hatch into goslings who decide he is their mother. Dry humor and expressive art make this a read aloud parents enjoy as much as kids.

A hungry snake counts ten mice into a jar, but the clever mice find a way to escape. A charming counting book that also counts backward.

Mouse and Minka enjoy a summer picnic and try all kinds of new things. A sweet, simple seasonal read for toddlers.

A small but plucky mouse sneaks aboard a space shuttle mission and ends up saving the day. Written by astronaut Mark Kelly, it proves even the littlest crew member matters.

When the school bully loves birds, the principal uses that interest to help him let go of prejudice. A great story about patience and seeing the good in others.

Mr. Willowby's tree is too tall, so he snips off the top, which starts a funny chain of trees for people and animals. A rhyming holiday classic.

A little girl learns to use the potty, with accidents and successes along the way. A reassuring classic.

Callie's twin brother Charlie has autism, and she shares what makes him hard to understand and what makes him wonderful. An honest, loving sibling story.

A little girl walks readers through each day of Kwanzaa with her family, from candle lighting to the big feast. Clear and simple for young children.

Short, simple words for cars, trucks, and other vehicles help toddlers practice their first sounds. A handy board book for little talkers who love things that go.

Patricia MacLachlan's lyrical text and peekaboo cutouts celebrate how Earth cares for animals, plants, and people through the seasons. A beautiful nature read aloud for little ones.

Louis can't stop his words from erupting and interrupting everyone around him. A funny, practical book that gives kids real strategies for waiting their turn to talk.

Bilal worries about being teased at his new school and thinks about hiding his Muslim name. A thoughtful story about identity and pride.

Daisy rides around her California hometown on the back of her papi's motorcycle, noticing all the changes. A loving celebration of fathers, daughters, and community.

Scientist Fred Urquhart spends decades, with help from volunteers, tracking where monarch butterflies go each winter. A true science detective story with a thrilling payoff.

Unhei moves from Korea and worries her new classmates won't be able to say her name, so they fill a jar with suggestions. A tender story about identity and being proud of who you are.

A little boy finds the city loud and scary on a visit to Nana, until she sews him a red cape and shows him its wonders. A cozy story about grandparents and bravery.

Tommy loves visiting his grandmother and great grandmother, and when they pass, he learns how to remember them. A tender classic about loss.

Granny, a child, a dog, a cat, and a mouse are all piled up and snoozing, until one wakeful flea sets off a chain reaction. A cumulative bedtime treat with gorgeous art.

Discover the mysterious narwhal, with its long tusk, in the Arctic seas. Fascinating facts and stunning art for animal lovers.

Boy detective Nate the Great fuels up on pancakes and solves the case of his friend's missing picture. A classic early chapter book mystery for new readers.

Colorful art and simple facts introduce dinosaurs big and small, with questions to spark conversation. A great first nonfiction book for dino obsessed preschoolers.

Bright photos and simple text introduce little ones to the sun, planets, stars, and astronauts. A great first reference book for the preschooler who asks big questions about the night sky.

Elmore Green loves being an only child, until a new small person arrives. A funny, true to life story about siblings.

Santa arrives with his reindeer on Christmas Eve in this classic poem families have read for generations. A cozy holiday tradition.

A family celebrates the eight nights of Hanukkah in a rhyme inspired by The Night Before Christmas. Fun to read aloud and filled with traditions.

Tim and Maureen set an elaborate trap hoping to catch a leprechaun and his pot of gold. A rhyming holiday romp kids love.

This rhyming story follows a class getting ready for Valentine's Day, from making cards to the party. Fun and festive for little ones.

Max and Rachel's Hanukkah box goes missing after their family moves, so their new neighbors pitch in to help. A sweet story about community and giving back.
Ducky visits his friend Piggy and finds out Piggy has started using the potty. A sweet, simple story that makes trying something new feel exciting.

David makes messes, runs wild, and hears no at every turn, yet always ends up wrapped in his mom's love. A Caldecott Honor classic kids adore because they see themselves in it.

Kelp grew up with narwhals, but his tusk and his swimming never quite fit. When he finds unicorns on land, he learns he can belong to both worlds. Sweet and affirming.

Shane Burcaw answers the questions kids ask about his wheelchair and life with a disability, with humor and honesty. Perfect for curious kids.

Sam the racing dog hates losing to his friend Maggie, but in the big rematch he stops to save a line of chicks crossing the road. A sweet lesson in what really makes a champion.

Cranky asteroid Astro just wants to be left alone, but when he gets knocked out of orbit he takes a wild ride through the solar system. Funny, full of space facts, and great for grumpy little ones.

Sleeping through winter, Old Bear dreams of being a cub again as flowers, berries, and leaves change around him. A soothing, colorful journey through the seasons for little ones.

Olivia the pig is good at lots of things, especially wearing people out. Her big personality, from beach castles to museum visits, makes this Caldecott Honor book an instant favorite.

Olivia is tired of everyone wanting to be a pink princess, and she wants to be something truly different. A clever, funny celebration of being yourself.

When Olivia learns there will be no band at the fireworks, she decides to be the whole band herself. A noisy, joyful romp that celebrates big ideas.

On a family trip to Venice, Olivia eats gelato, rides a gondola, and searches for the perfect souvenir. The stunning photos mixed with her antics make it pure fun.

Olivia is determined to help her family get ready for Christmas, from untangling lights to waiting for Santa. A cozy, funny holiday read for the whole family.

For show and tell, Olivia explains how she saved the circus by performing every act herself. Her tall tale is hilarious, and kids adore her boundless confidence.

Olivia loves to eavesdrop, and when she overhears her mom talking about her, she jumps to some very funny conclusions. A great laugh about listening carefully.

Olivia's favorite toy vanishes, and she storms through the house searching during a dark and stormy night. The culprit is a funny surprise that kids love guessing.

Joshua learns to use a real potty with his mother's help. A simple, classic potty training book toddlers love.

Oliver Jeffers writes a quirky little story for every letter of the alphabet. A clever, funny book that older kids enjoy as much as little ones.

Blue is a quiet color who gets picked on by Red, until One shows the others how to stand up. A brilliantly simple book about bullying and the power of one voice.

A duck gets stuck in the muck, and more and more animals count their way in to help. Bouncy, repetitive text makes it a favorite for toddler read alouds.

Sal discovers her first loose tooth on a busy morning in Maine and worries about making her wish. A charming classic about growing up.

Shy Frances Perkins grew up to become the first woman in a presidential cabinet and helped shape the New Deal. A great biography about quiet courage.

On a snowy Michigan Christmas, Frankie and his siblings learn lessons about giving and family. A heartfelt Polacco story drawn from her own family history.

Jane Austen was an ordinary girl who loved words and grew into one of the world's most beloved novelists. A charming biography for young writers.

Arriving in New York as a refugee on a night that is both Christmas Eve and the first night of Hanukkah, Oskar meets eight acts of kindness. A moving holiday story.

Grandpa follows his quiet routine all week, but Thursday is special because his granddaughter comes for dumplings and kite making. A gentle, tender look at small rituals between generations.

Earth herself tells kids all about her oceans, weather, and creatures with plenty of personality and humor. A charming science read aloud for curious minds.

Bruce is stuck inside with a cold while the mice ski and skate, so they bring the winter fun to him. A sweet, funny Little Bruce book about caring for someone who feels poorly.

Short poems about planets, stars, and space travel pair with fact notes on every page. A lovely way to mix poetry and science for curious kids.

A girl spends her days indoors until nature gently reminds her it's always there, connecting us all. A quiet, gorgeous Caldecott Honor book.

A child and mom paddle across a pond, noticing the life above the water and the hidden world below. Beautiful, gentle nature writing that sparks real curiosity.

This old nursery rhyme counts from one to ten as mother animals and their babies wiggle, hop, and buzz through the meadow. A lovely sing along for counting practice.

A counting rhyme set to the tune of Over in the Meadow introduces coral reef animals and their babies. Toddlers love singing along, and the clay art is stunning.

Owen loves his fuzzy yellow blanket, and a nosy neighbor insists he must give it up before school. His mom finds a clever solution that respects how much it matters to him.

This alphabet book features words with silent letters and weird spellings, like pterodactyl. Hilarious for kids who already know their ABCs and grownups who love wordplay.

Tomie dePaola tells the life of St. Patrick and the legends that grew around him. A thoughtful introduction to the history behind the holiday.

Gia isn't thrilled about the new baby everyone keeps talking about. An honest, loving story about jealousy and family change.

Pedro Flores brings the yo yo from the Philippines to America and turns it into a worldwide craze. A fun immigrant success story.

A penguin grumbles about the cold, the dark, and the snow, until a wise walrus offers him a new perspective. Funny, relatable, and great for kids who love to complain.

Pete's baseball game isn't going his way, and he has to decide how to handle striking out. A great early reader for kids learning good sportsmanship.

Pete stars in his school's Thanksgiving play and learns about the first Thanksgiving along the way. A fun, groovy intro to the holiday.

Pete sets out to catch the sneaky leprechaun Clover on St. Patrick's Day, but finds luck isn't something you can trap. Fun and festive for little ones.

Rhyming text celebrates spring and Easter traditions, from dyeing eggs to hunting for them. Cheerful and festive, a good pick for little ones.

Rhyming text follows a family choosing a Christmas tree, bringing it home, and decorating it with friends. Cozy and festive, perfect for tree trimming season.

Pig stays up all night demanding his Christmas presents and ends up on a wild sleigh ride with Santa. A cheeky holiday rhyme about greed that keeps the whole family laughing.

Pig tells fib after fib to grab the treats and gets poor Trevor blamed, until a bowling ball delivers justice. A giggly, memorable way to talk about honesty with little ones.

On Halloween, greedy Pig rampages for treats and plots tricks for anyone stingy with candy. A rowdy, rhyming Halloween romp with the payback kids love to see coming.

Pig refuses to share a single toy with sweet Trevor, and his greed sends him tumbling. Bouncy rhymes and a hilarious comeuppance make sharing lessons land without any lecture.

After years of trouble, Pig gets sent to obedience school and fights every single lesson. Blabey's bouncy rhymes make this a hilarious read for kids who also push back on rules.

Pig parks himself on the couch with snacks and TV and ignores Trevor's invitations to play, until something finally gets him moving. A laugh out loud nudge to get up and go play.

Pig hogs every costume at a photo shoot and shoves Trevor aside, then schemes when Trevor gets noticed. A funny rhyme about sharing the spotlight that little show offs will recognize.

Pig adores being filthy and will do anything to dodge bath time, but his plan backfires spectacularly. Gross out giggles plus a sneaky hygiene lesson make this a bath night favorite.

Pig tours the world being rude to everyone he meets, and his bad behavior eventually catches up with him. A funny rhyme about manners and respecting others wherever you go.

Pig cheats at everything and sulks when he loses, until a kibble eating contest goes very wrong and Trevor saves him. A rollicking rhyme about playing fair that kids beg to reread.

Pilar loves to dance, but ballet tryouts fill her whole body with worry. A warm, encouraging story for kids who feel anxious before a performance or big moment.

Two Union soldiers, one Black and one white, find friendship during the Civil War. A moving, true family story best for older kids.

Kids press, tap, and wiggle the pages to help a tiny seed grow into a garden. An interactive way to learn how plants grow.

Pura Belpré brought Puerto Rican folktales to New York City as its first Puerto Rican librarian. A gorgeous story about books, storytelling, and culture.

Chef Jose Andres feeds people in disaster zones around the world through World Central Kitchen. An inspiring true story about using your talents to help.

Pluto tells its own story, from its discovery in 1930 to the day scientists reclassified it as a dwarf planet. A playful way to explain why Pluto's status changed.

Corduroy wanders off at the laundromat looking for a pocket of his own and gets lost overnight, until Lisa finds him. A sweet, reassuring story about being loved just as you are.

Chester feels pushed aside when his new baby brother gets the Kissing Hand too. Mrs. Raccoon shows him a mother's love has room for everyone, perfect for welcoming a sibling.

Five puppies dig under the fence to explore, and the poky one always arrives home last, just in time for dessert. This Little Golden Book has charmed families for generations.

A boy boards a magical train to the North Pole on Christmas Eve and receives the first gift of Christmas. A timeless classic about believing.

Baby decides to try the potty for the first time, with lots of personality. A funny, relatable board book for toddlers.

A group of animal friends learns bathroom basics, from flushing to washing hands, in playful rhyme. Fun, practical, and great for preschool readiness.

A little boy gets his very own potty and learns to use it step by step, with his family cheering him on. A simple, reassuring classic for boys.

Karen Katz's lift the flap book follows a toddler learning to use the potty. Bright, sweet, and encouraging.

A pouty fish believes he's destined to be glum until a kiss from a shimmering fish changes his outlook. A rhyming story about attitude and happiness.

Press a dot, shake the book, tilt the page, and watch the dots seem to respond. A simple interactive book that feels like magic to little ones.

The Prince refuses to use his royal potty until the wise man suggests a puppy, and training the pup gives him an idea. A funny, clever potty story.

Faizah is proud of her sister Asiya's first day wearing a hijab, even when other kids tease her. A beautiful story about faith, sisterhood, and strength.

The beloved song becomes a picture book about Jackie Paper, his dragon friend Puff, and growing up. Gorgeous art and a gentle way to talk about change.

Bird's pumpkins keep disappearing, and Squirrel follows tracks and feathers to solve the mystery. A cozy Halloween whodunit with bonus facts about the holiday.

MJ starts kindergarten wearing her shiny tiara and determined to be a kind, helpful queen all day. A bright, confidence building pick before the first day of school.

Annie Edson Taylor goes over Niagara Falls in a barrel at age 63 hoping for fame and fortune. Chris Van Allsburg's wry true story.

After Taylor's block tower crashes down, one animal after another offers advice, but the rabbit simply listens. A gentle lesson for kids and grownups about how to comfort someone.

Young Jean Michel Basquiat dreams of being a famous artist and turns his world into art. A Caldecott winner bursting with energy.

The most beautiful fish in the sea learns that sharing his shiny scales brings him friends and happiness. A sparkly classic about kindness and sharing.

When a little striped fish is left out of the games, Rainbow Fish remembers how it felt and comes to his rescue when a shark appears. A shimmering lesson in including everyone.

Ravi is the smallest in his family, and when things feel unfair he loses his temper and turns into a roaring tiger. A great way to talk with kids about anger and using words instead.

Anna and Oliver share what newborns look like and can do, getting older siblings ready. A cheerful, practical guide.

Mean Jean rules the playground until a new girl invites her to jump rope. A funny, rhyming favorite about bullying and friendship.

Babushka rescues an injured goose, and when it breaks her painted eggs, it lays beautiful replacements. A magical Easter tale with gorgeous illustrations.

When someone throws a brick through Isaac's Hanukkah window, his friend Teresa and the whole town stand up for him. Inspired by real events, it is a powerful story about friendship and standing together.

Two cardinals are separated when their tree is cut down and taken to New York City for Christmas. A beautiful, emotional story about love and finding home.

Red's label says he's red, but everything he colors comes out blue, no matter how hard everyone tries to help. A clever, touching story about being true to who you are.

James's grandpa holds his memories like balloons, and when they start floating away, James learns to carry them for him. A gentle, beautiful book about memory loss.

Rescue, a service dog in training, and Jessica, who lost her legs, become a team that changes both their lives. A true story about resilience and friendship.

Three dust bunnies love to rhyme while their friend Bob desperately tries to warn them about a vacuum. A silly, interactive read aloud that preschoolers love.

Huckle Cat spends a busy day at home, school, and around town, introducing colors, numbers, and everyday words. A wonderful first book for toddlers and preschoolers.

This big treasury gathers dozens of short, silly stories starring Scarry's beloved animals. Perfect for bedtime, with a quick tale for every night of the week.

Huckle Cat, Lowly Worm, and friends label hundreds of everyday things, from kitchens to farms. Kids pore over the busy pages for hours, learning new words along the way.

Follow Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm around Busytown as everyone works, builds, and plays. The crowded, funny pages reward every reread with something new to find.

The Pig family drives to the beach, passing every kind of vehicle imaginable. Kids pore over every busy page.

Busytown's animals show how farmers, doctors, builders, and bakers keep a town running. Packed with details and gentle humor, it makes kids curious about grownup jobs.

Ricky the Rock panics when his teacher assigns a rhyming story, but with help from a friend he keeps practicing until he gets it. A fun lesson in effort and not giving up.

Ricky the Rock returns in another rhyming adventure from the You Rock Group series about friendship and growing. Kids who loved his earlier stories will enjoy more time with him.

Big machines and busy workers build a new road, step by step. Noisy, rhyming fun for truck lovers.

Rocket visits her grandparents in Jamaica and finds the beach covered in trash, so she rallies everyone to clean it up and help a turtle. Upbeat and empowering for little activists.

Animals in a stable welcome each other in from the cold, making room for Mary and the baby Jesus. A gentle, cozy nativity story for little ones.

A kind witch keeps making room on her broom for new animal friends, and they save her from a hungry dragon. A rhyming Halloween favorite that never gets old.

Gilbert writes a couple of mean valentines to classmates who annoyed him, and has to make things right. A funny, honest story about friendship and apologies.

When Evan's beloved dog dies, he lets his garden grow wild with thorns, until a stray pumpkin vine leads him back to his friends. A beautiful, gentle story about grief and healing.

Ruby's small worry grows bigger every day she ignores it, until she finally talks about it. A wonderful way to show anxious kids that sharing a worry makes it shrink.

The Red Cross Knight battles a terrible dragon to free a kingdom in this retelling from The Faerie Queene. Trina Schart Hyman's Caldecott winning art makes it feel epic.

Young Michael Jordan worries he is too short to play basketball, and his parents teach him that hard work matters more than height. Inspiring for any kid who feels too small.

Best friends Lily and Salma each think the other's sandwich looks gross, until they try a bite. A warm story about friendship, food, and different cultures.

Once again Bruce is mistaken for someone else, and this time the forest critters line up to tell him their Christmas wishes. A hilarious holiday read where the grump grudgingly spreads cheer.

George spends every Saturday with Grandma Stella, and after she dies, a new baby helps him build new memories. Tender and hopeful.

Hervé Tullet's colorful dots ask kids to say oh, shout, whisper, and zoop as they go. Simple, joyful, and wonderful for getting little ones playing with sounds.

A lonely scarecrow rescues a baby crow, and their friendship grows through the seasons. Tender and beautifully illustrated, perfect for fall evenings.

Betty O'Barley and Harry O'Hay plan their dream wedding on the farm, but a show off scarecrow named Reginald Rake nearly ruins it. A sweet, funny, rhyming romance.

It's the first day at Frederick Douglass Elementary, and the school building itself is nervous. A funny, fresh take on first day jitters told from the school's point of view.

Years before Brown v. Board, Sylvia Mendez's family fought to let her attend a whites only school in California. An important true story every kid should know.

Seven bickering brothers must turn thread into gold, and working together shows them the principles of Kwanzaa. A wise folktale and holiday lesson in one.

A nineteenth century family works together to make their Thanksgiving meal, with everyone pitching in. A cozy rhyming read about family and togetherness.

Eugenie Clark falls in love with sharks at an aquarium as a girl and grows up to become a fearless scientist who changed how the world sees them. An inspiring true story for ocean lovers.

Zoe loves gymnastics, but a fall off the beam makes her want to give up. Olympian Laurie Hernandez cheers on every kid learning to try again after a tumble.

A group of sheep takes a jeep for a ride and quickly runs into trouble. Short, bouncy rhymes make it a joy to read aloud with toddlers.

Fearless Sheila Rae takes a new way home and gets lost, and her timid little sister Louise turns out to be the brave one. A sweet story about courage and sisters.

Shirley Chisholm became the first Black woman in Congress and ran for president, and this lively book shows how she got things done. An energizing introduction for kids.

Susan Cooper's poem celebrates the winter solstice and the ancient traditions of welcoming back the light. A beautiful, reflective read for the darkest days of the year.

Jacqueline Woodson traces her family's history through generations of quilts that once guided people to freedom. A beautiful Newbery Honor picture book.

Zookeeper Amos visits his animal friends every day, so when he gets sick, they come to visit him. A Caldecott winner about friendship and kindness.

Follow Selena from singing with her family's band to becoming the Queen of Tejano music. A joyful biography for kids who love to sing.

Skippyjon, a Siamese cat who believes he's a Chihuahua, becomes El Skippito and rescues his pals from a giant bumblebee. Rhythmic, playful wordplay makes this an irresistible read aloud.

Sent to his room, Skippyjon tumbles into his closet and another wild adventure with his Chihuahua friends. Bouncy rhymes and pretend play make this a giggly read aloud.

A tiny snail hitches a ride around the world on a humpback whale, then saves her giant friend when he gets stranded. Proof that small can be mighty.

Squirrel loves his first snow, but when it vanishes he suspects a snow thief. A cozy, funny winter story that helps kids understand seasonal change and calm their worries.

Peter heads out in his red snowsuit to make tracks, snow angels, and a snowball he saves in his pocket. A Caldecott classic that captures pure childhood wonder.

After her abuelo is hurt at the town dump, Sofia decides to turn it into a park and takes her idea all the way to City Hall. A spirited story about speaking up.

A lonely man's life changes when he receives an anonymous valentine, and he becomes a friend to everyone. A tender classic about kindness.

Katie Honors is usually a good kid, but sometimes she gets so angry she becomes Bombaloo. A funny, honest look at anger with a loving mom who helps her come back.

Sophie picks a squash at the market and loves it as a friend named Bernice instead of dinner. A funny, tender story about love and letting go.

Bored astronaut Randolph Witherspoon gets permission to take a space walk and makes an unexpected friend out among the stars. Sweet, funny, and great for young space fans.

Lucy is teased for being different, but she stays herself and helps the bully when he needs it. A great story about courage and kindness.

Molly Lou Melon uses her voice to stand up to a bully picking on classmates, and learns to own her mistakes too. Another confidence building gem.

George the giant buys fancy new clothes, then gives away each piece to help animals in need. This rhyming story, called The Smartest Giant in Town in the UK, celebrates kindness.

Splat is a bundle of nerves about his first day at Cat School, but it turns out better than he imagined. A funny, comforting read for kids starting school.

Splat is ready to be a great big brother, even when the new arrival turns out to be a crocodile. A silly, sweet story for kids preparing for a sibling.

Eager Ruth the bunny wants Bruce to smell all the scents of spring, but he is not convinced it is worth it. A short, funny Little Bruce book that is perfect for younger listeners.

A little old lady thinks her house is too small, so a wise old man has her bring in a hen, a goat, a pig, and a cow. Hilarious, and a sweet lesson in contentment.

Gail Gibbons explains the history of St. Patrick and how the holiday is celebrated today. Clear facts that answer kids' questions about the day.

Cats stack, topple, and regroup in this adorable counting book. A sneaky introduction to early math for the littlest cat lovers.

Molly Lou is short, buck toothed, and clumsy, but her grandma taught her to be proud, and that wins over the school bully. A confidence boosting classic.

Addison lives in two homes after his parents' divorce, but he knows both of them love him. A reassuring, affirming story for kids in the middle of change.

Peter Sis tells the story of Galileo, who looked through his telescope and dared to prove Earth moves around the sun. A rich, detailed Caldecott Honor book.

A baby fruit bat lands in a bird's nest and tries to live like a bird, until she finds her mother again. A gorgeous classic about friendship across differences.

When Pinecone teases Stone, Stick stands up for him, and the two become best friends. A sweet, simple book about friendship and standing up for others.

Stick Man just wants to get home to his family tree, but dogs, swans, and children keep mistaking him for a plain old stick. A rhyming adventure with a heartwarming finish.

Dash gets so excited that he acts before he thinks, and it keeps landing him in trouble. A funny, relatable story about impulse control with a calming trick kids can actually use.

Ferdinand the bull would rather sit under a cork tree and smell flowers than fight, even in the bullring. A gentle classic about being true to yourself.
David Adler retells how the Maccabees reclaimed the Temple and the oil lasted eight nights. A clear introduction to the holiday, with a latke recipe and dreidel game included.

A little rabbit watches an old couple prepare eggs and baskets each year and eventually takes over the job himself. A charming story about how the Easter Bunny came to be.

Farmer Bailey takes in a mysterious stranger, and the season seems to pause while he is there. Chris Van Allsburg's eerie, beautiful fall classic.

Big Anthony sneaks a turn with Strega Nona's magic pasta pot but doesn't know how to stop it, and the whole town fills with pasta. A funny Italian folktale about listening.

A boy and his tiny pet elephant are turned away from the neighborhood pet club. A sweet story about inclusion and starting a club where everyone is welcome.

Floyd's kite gets stuck in a tree, so he throws his shoe, then a ladder, then a whale, at it. Oliver Jeffers' absurd humor makes this one irresistible.

Stumpkin is a perfect pumpkin except for one thing: he has no stem, so he waits while all the others get picked. A sweet underdog story for fall and Halloween.

Kevin Henkes fills the pages with the sights and sounds of summer, from buzzing bees to long, golden days. A quiet, lovely way to slow down and savor the season.

Squirrel notices the nights getting darker and is sure a sun thief is to blame. A charming summer adventure that explains changing day length and eases anxious little minds.

Superworm is super long and super strong, rescuing his bug friends until a wicked wizard lizard captures him. Then his friends team up to save him. A rhyming favorite.

Tabby McTat sings along with his busker friend Fred, until they get separated and must find each other again. A tuneful, rhyming story about loyalty and friendship.

Kids tap, rub, shake, and blow to help a bare tree bloom, grow apples, and change through the seasons. A beautiful interactive read for little hands.

On hot summer nights, Cassie dreams of flying over Harlem from her apartment rooftop. Faith Ringgold's quilt inspired classic about big dreams and family.

Donald Crews shows how a few simple black dots can become a sun, a snowman, or the wheels of a train. A classic counting book that also sparks creativity.

One animal after another eats an apple from the farmer's tree, each with its own noisy sound. A rhythmic, repetitive counting book perfect for little listeners.

After his cat Barney dies, a boy tries to name ten good things about him. A gentle, honest classic for a first experience with loss.

Stunning nature photos and simple words say thank you for everything Earth gives us, from rain to bugs to bright sky. Lovely for Earth Day or any thankful moment.

Trisha struggles to read and feels dumb, until a new teacher helps her overcome her difficulty. Patricia Polacco's true story about the teacher who changed her life.

Sarah Hale spends decades writing letters to presidents until Thanksgiving becomes a national holiday. A funny, inspiring story about persistence and the power of the pen.

The Soggy Hollow mice are thankful for everything, and grumpy Bruce is tired of all the thanking. A short, funny Little Bruce story that sneaks in a lesson about gratitude.

A child lists all the people and things to be thankful for at Thanksgiving. Simple and sweet for toddlers starting gratitude talks.

David wants to make everyone laugh, but he learns some stunts are just not funny. A playful look at good humor versus going too far, with Mom's love steady throughout.

Sukie the dog is terrified of the beach until someone smaller needs her help. A sweet story about anxiety and bravery.

Poets gather to celebrate Langston Hughes, dancing on the floor above his ashes at a famous party. A joyful tribute to words and poetry.

Sleepy Mr. Snore just wants a quiet room, but every floor of his hotel has a new animal problem. A funny counting story with a surprise ending.

An egg hatches into a baby dragon, and readers have to keep it from sneezing before things heat up. Wildly interactive and full of laughs for the littlest listeners.

A girl searches her old house for ghosts, but only readers can see them when they lift the see through pages. Interactive, clever, and gently spooky.

A beach trip turns overwhelming with all the noise and crowds, but Dad helps his child find ways to calm down and have fun. Great for sensory sensitive kids.

John Schu's poem celebrates a school as a community of learners, helpers, and friends who keep each other going. A heartfelt read for the start of the year.

A tiny fish steals a hat and swims away, confident he'll get away with it, but the big fish is on his trail. A darkly funny Caldecott winner.

Jeremy wants the shoes everyone has, but his grandma can't afford them, so he buys a thrift store pair that's too small. A moving story about wants, needs, and an unexpected act of generosity.

Little skid steer Kid McGear joins the big construction crew and proves that even the smallest truck can help. A sweet rhyming story about believing in yourself.

Thurgood Marshall grew from a mischievous kid in Baltimore into the lawyer who won Brown v. Board and the first Black Supreme Court justice. An engaging biography.

Best friends Tiger and Badger argue over a toy, a chair, and sharing, then work things out. A funny, honest look at friendship for preschoolers.

A hungry tiger shows up at Sophie's door and eats and drinks everything in the house. A charming British classic with a cozy, funny ending.

When a boy with an extremely long name falls into a well, his little brother races for help but struggles to say it. Kids love chanting the name along with you.

Poor Tim O'Toole receives magical gifts from the wee folk, but must outwit the greedy McGoons to keep his luck. A lively Irish folktale.

A family's summer on a Maine island moves from foggy mornings to a wild hurricane and a bittersweet goodbye. A Caldecott classic that captures the magic of summer.

Mo Willems's cheerful mice hold up signs and cheer toddlers on through every step of potty time. Silly, supportive, and great for kids who need a pep talk.

Tiny has his big backpack, lucky bowtie, and best friend Pointy, yet the first day brings oopsies. A reassuring story that trying new things matters more than perfection.

Tiny and Pointy practice a grand disappearing act for the school talent show, then must perform it for a crowd. A charming story about patience, practice, and friendship.

Tiny T. Rex wants to cheer up his sad friend Pointy with a hug, but his arms are much too short. Sweet, funny, and full of heart about friendship and trying.

Tiny searches for the perfect tree for his star, but keeps stopping to help friends along the way. A tender Christmas story showing that kindness makes even small stars shine.

Tiny and Pointy plan a backyard campout, but without nightlights the dark feels scary, so Tiny hatches a plan. A sweet, gentle story about facing fears together.

Tiny T. Rex loves soccer, but the game is harder than it looks. With teammates and lots of practice, he learns to dribble, pass, and score. Perfect for new players.

Diggers, mixers, bulldozers, and cranes clean up a messy dump and turn it into a playground. Bold, bright, and full of fun sounds for toddlers.

New from the Food Group, out November 10, 2026, so preorder now. Toast used to keep to himself, until one moment showed him how good it feels to help his whole town.

Kayla celebrates Kwanzaa with her family while hoping her brother makes it home from college in time. A warm, accessible introduction to the holiday.

Kids tap, wave, and wish their way through a quiet night sky full of fireflies, stars, and the moon. A calm, interactive pick that works beautifully at bedtime.

Alex has two homes, one with Mom and one with Dad, and both love him. A reassuring story for kids of divorce.

Kwame Alexander's powerful poem honors Black Americans who persevered, paired with Kadir Nelson's breathtaking Caldecott winning portraits. One to read slowly and talk about.

Simple words and striking art follow a group escaping slavery through the night. A powerful, accessible introduction to the Underground Railroad.

Goat is fed up with flashy Unicorn showing off, until he learns Unicorn thinks Goat is pretty great too. A funny, smart story about jealousy and friendship.

This powerful book tells the history of Tulsa's thriving Greenwood district and its destruction in 1921. Honest and important for older kids.

Mrs. Bear wakes up early from hibernation to surprise Mr. Bear for Valentine's Day, but he has a surprise of his own. A sweet, cozy love story.

A stuffed rabbit learns from the wise Skin Horse that being truly loved makes you Real. Tender and bittersweet, it is a beautiful way to talk with kids about love and loss.

A tiny caterpillar eats his way through the week until he's big, fat, and ready to become a butterfly. A beloved classic for counting, days of the week, and life cycles.

Frida Kahlo's world comes alive through handmade puppets, photographs, and simple bilingual text. A Caldecott Honor book that celebrates imagination and how artists see.

Poems trace Fannie Lou Hamer's life from sharecropping to fighting for the right to vote. A powerful Caldecott Honor biography for older readers.

Five toys sit on a windowsill, each waiting for something different, the moon, the rain, the wind, the snow. This quiet Caldecott Honor book is a lovely lesson in patience.

A boy and his father visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial to find his grandfather's name. A quiet, moving introduction to remembering those who served.

A boy wonders if something he did caused his parents' divorce and learns it wasn't his fault. A gentle story for little kids.

A girl feels embarrassed when her family stops to pick watercress until her mother shares a painful memory. A Caldecott and Newbery winner about family history.

A crocodile who loves watermelon accidentally swallows a seed and panics that a vine will grow inside him. Silly, sweet, and a great way to laugh about little worries.

A little girl's first trip to the beach turns from fear of the waves to joy. A stunning wordless book about courage and wonder.

A child dives into an undersea adventure full of treasures and sea creatures, all from the bathtub. Rhythmic and imaginative, a perfect pick for bath time or bedtime.

Rhyming verses and vivid pictures show kids feeling everything from frustrated and shy to jealous and proud. A great tool for building feelings vocabulary with the littlest readers.

A Cherokee family expresses gratitude through every season of the year, celebrating traditions and community. A meaningful look at thankfulness beyond one holiday.

Kadir Nelson tells the history of the Negro Leagues with stunning paintings. Reach for it with any baseball fan; the art alone is worth it.
An Ojibwe girl rallies her community to protect the water from a black snake pipeline. This Caldecott winner is bold, beautiful, and a strong starting point for talking about standing up for the earth.

Two turtles find one hat in the desert, and both secretly want it. Quietly funny and surprisingly sweet, it shows how choosing friendship can matter more than getting what you want.

Bouncy rhymes and friendly watercolors celebrate dinosaurs that stomp, roar, and swim. A cheerful pick for toddlers in their dinosaur phase.

A bright, joyful look at disabled kids and adults moving through their community and finding connection. A wonderful book about access, belonging, and joy.

A family bravely squelches and swishes through grass, mud, and a snowstorm, only to find a bear and race home. Kids love joining the chant and the sound effects.
A group of bunnies sets out on an egg hunt, counting eggs and facing obstacles on the way. Lift the flaps and repeating text make it a hit for toddlers.

Pesky houseguest Wendell bosses Sophie around all weekend, until she finally stands up for herself and the two discover they can have fun together. Funny and very relatable.

Wemberly worries about everything, especially starting school, until she meets another worrier named Jewel. A sweet, reassuring pick for anxious kids before the first day.

Outcast Wesley creates his own civilization in his backyard over summer vacation, and soon everyone wants in. A celebration of creativity and being yourself.

Photos show toy dinosaurs causing hilarious messes around the house every night while the family sleeps. Kids love spotting the chaos, and it may inspire your own dinosaur mischief.

This book follows a baby's growth month by month in Mommy's tummy. A sweet way to prepare kids for a new sibling.

Cora's worries, the Whatifs, follow her everywhere, especially before her big piano recital. A clever book that helps anxious kids turn scary what ifs into hopeful ones.

Aidan, a trans boy, gets ready to welcome a new baby and wants to get everything right. A warm story about family and acceptance.

Friendly dinosaur characters answer kids' questions about what death means, funerals, and big feelings. A practical, gentle guide to keep on hand for families facing loss.

A girl hoping for a gadget gets a lemon tree from Grandma instead, then grows it, sells lemonade, and plants a whole garden. Funny and sweet on patience and gratitude.

Sadness shows up like an unexpected guest, and a child learns to sit with it, listen to it, and care for it. A gentle, simple way to talk about sad days.

When her sister grabs her toy, Sophie explodes with anger, then runs outside to calm down in nature. A Caldecott Honor book that shows kids a healthy way to cool off.

Kevin Henkes describes all the small changes that come with spring, from bare branches to blooming flowers. A beautiful, simple read for the season.

As towns, noise, and smoke spread across the land, the unicorns search for a new place to hide. Jane Yolen's lyrical text is a dreamy, thoughtful pick for unicorn lovers.

A little monkey searches the jungle for his mom while a helpful butterfly keeps bringing the wrong animals. Kids love calling out the answers. Published as Monkey Puzzle in the UK.

Sally the mother dog searches for her puppy Spot, finding other animals hiding behind flaps along the way. A lift the flap classic that toddlers love.

Elizabeth Blackwell refused to take no for an answer and became the first woman doctor in America. A spunky biography about breaking barriers.

Lonnie Johnson grew from a curious kid tinkering with junk into a NASA engineer who invented the Super Soaker by accident. An inspiring story about persistence and invention.

This clear nonfiction book explains why leaves turn red, orange, and yellow and why trees drop them for winter. Perfect for answering the big fall question.

A young girl with big sensory needs uses wiggles, stomps, and squeezes to get through her day. A validating, honest look at sensory differences and stimming.

Teeka struggles to get Santa's wild reindeer ready to fly, until she learns that gentleness works better than yelling. Jan Brett's detailed art is a holiday treat.

Little Mia loves soccer but quits whenever she loses, until her siblings stop letting her play. Mia Hamm's own story is a perfect pep talk for sore losers and young athletes.

Lucy insists there are wolves in the walls, and when they come out, she leads her family in fighting back. Deliciously spooky for brave older kids.

A cumulative song stacks up silly words describing one very unusual donkey, until the whole page is a tongue twister. Kids beg to hear it again and again.

Nameless the Rock would much rather stay put, but he finds himself pulled into an adventure book he wants no part of. He complains about every twist and turn as the silly journey carries him along anyway.

Nameless the Rock ends up stuck in a bedtime book. Silly, interactive fun for the last read of the night.

Nameless the Rock is stuck in a Christmas book and insists the holiday is the worst, grumbling his way through every cheerful page. The festive silliness keeps piling up around him no matter how hard he tries to warn readers away.

Nameless the Rock is unhappy to find himself inside a cookbook full of silly recipes that nobody should take seriously. He protests every ridiculous dish as the kitchen chaos keeps cooking.

Nameless the Rock does not see why elves deserve their own book, and things only get worse when Santa goes missing, the sleigh catches fire, and an overly cheerful elf has built just one toy, a stick. All Nameless wants is a quiet nap by the fire, but he keeps getting dragged deeper into Elfmas.

Nameless the Rock wants nothing to do with Valentine's Day and all its hearts and mushy feelings. He tries to convince readers that a book about love is the worst idea ever while the lovey dovey chaos grows around him.

Nameless the Rock grudgingly faces a book all about ringing in the new year. He argues that the countdown, the noise, and the resolutions make this the worst celebration of all.

Nameless the Rock is stuck in yet another Worst book, and this time he is grumpy about Thanksgiving. Readers wonder about the mysterious turkey on the cover, whether Jerry Pumpkins comes back, and whether a chicken sneaks into the story.

Nameless the Rock gets trapped inside a book with a unicorn, which is the last thing he wanted. The two of them stir up plenty of sparkly chaos while Nameless looks for a way out.

Nameless the Rock is trapped in a dreadful winter book and has to find his way out of the cold. Along the way he gets tangled up in a silly mystery about a snowman.

With Papa away at war, Ruthie and her mother must still bring the perfect tree to their Appalachian church. A beautiful story about family, promises, and resourcefulness.

Two siblings stuck inside on a rainy day remember their grandmother's advice to lift their arms and use their imaginations. A lyrical, hopeful book about resilience from Jacqueline Woodson.

Readers imagine themselves blasting off and living as the first kid on Mars, exploring the planet's landscape and daily life there. Realistic science that makes space travel feel personal and exciting.

A simple, playful board book that helps toddlers figure out where poop belongs. Straightforward and a little silly, perfect for the earliest days of potty training.

Quinn shows kids what empathy looks like through rhyming verse and everyday moments. Great for classroom or family talks about kindness and bullying.

Nine year old Audrey Faye Hendricks marched for civil rights in Birmingham and went to jail for it. An inspiring true story that shows kids can change the world.

Moose is so excited to be in Zebra's alphabet book that he can't wait his turn, and things go hilariously wrong. A laugh out loud lesson in patience and friendship.

Each letter of the alphabet suffers a dramatic mishap, and kids guess what happened before turning the page. Chris Van Allsburg's dramatic art makes it unforgettable.

Zog, Princess Pearl, and Sir Gadabout fly around as a team of doctors, until the king insists princesses cannot be doctors. A rousing rhyme about following your dreams.

A Spanish board book from the learn to talk series that invites toddlers to practice simple first words. A great pick for bilingual families and early talkers.