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A boy rides his bicycle down a dusty road. But in his mind, he envisions himself traveling on a beam of light at a speed beyond imagining. This brilliant mind will one day offer up some of the most re...

There are many different kinds of homes. What home would you like to live in?

This step-by-step guide to the construction of a house is full of interesting details, yet simple enough for young children to read and comprehend.

When her dog disappears into the gutter of the book, Bella calls for help. But when the helpers disappear too, Bella realizes it will take more than a tug on the leash to put things right. Cleverly us...

When the children go back to school the animals on the farm have nothing to do. So, they decide to go to the library. (That´s where all the happy people are coming from!) The only problem is getting t...

Learn all about the science of climate change, the kids-from the United States to Australia-taking a stand, and the little things you can do to make a big difference.

Did you know you can stretch and grow your own brain? Or that making mistakes is one of the best ways your brain learns? Just like how lifting weights helps your muscles get stronger, trying new thing...

This book is packed with information about what the five senses are and how they work. Young readers will enjoy reading how the five senses affect our lives, and how certain animals have better senses...

You really can´t see your bones with binoculars...but you can see them with X-rays! Actual X-rays of real bones overlay the quirky illustrations and an engaging, interactive text take kids through the...

Farmer Brown has a problem. His cows like to type. All day long he hears Click, clack, MOO. Click, clack, MOO. Clickety, clack, MOO. Farmer Brown thinks it´s odd when he hears typing sounds coming fro...

This introduction to writing careers features leveled text and color photographs.

This introduction to how plants grow features leveled text and color photographs.

Declarative text and bright visuals coach readers to practice empahty. “A lively conversation about individuality, diversity, and acceptance”-SLJ

People come in lots of shades, even in the same family. This exploration of one of the most noticeable physical traits in humans uses vibrant photographs of children and short text to inspire young re...

In this splashy, rhythmic celebration of the wonders of life, Walter Dean Myer´s hypnotic text combines with his son´s fresh photo-collage illustrations to create a new picture book about self-esteem ...

A group of irrepressible girls busy themselves with adventures-rain or shine-in this adorable, rhyming read-aloud that introduces preschoolers to the seasons.

The edible parts of plants are identified, from seeds to tuber and flowers, in a picture book that feeds the curiosity of preschoolers.

How Plants Fly, Fight, Hide, Hunt, and Change the World A rollicking introduction to the power of plants, as told by TV personaity-and cactus-Spike E. Prickles. "A welcome introduction to information...

When some children each receive a handful of seeds from their mother, they plant them and wait to see what will grow.

This factual, rhyming picture book digs into the wonders of roots and the amazing things they do for trees, flowers, and all kinds of plants. The lilting text and richly-detailed illustrations are sur...

Goldy is only supposed to be dropping off turnip cakes at the Chans´ house. Soon, though, she´s eating the littlest panda´s rice porridge, breaking his rocking chair, and rumpling all the blankets on ...

Siblings Mintoo and Chintoo welcome spring and participate in Holi, the Hindu celebration of friendship, forgiveness, and new beginnings. “A must-buy” - SLJ

This contemporary, urban take on "Stone Soup" stars a young mixed-race girl who dreams of making the world´s largest fruit salad. A celebration of community and diversity, with a nod toward fresh, hea...

This origin story of secondary colors imagines the war between the Reds, Blues, and Yellows with lessons of acceptance mixed in.

Which animals are at home in a shell?

Author Gerald McDermott has presented picture-book enthusiasts with yet another enthralling adaptation of a well-known folktale, this one from West Africa. The trickster and folk hero, Kwaku Anansi, ...

Alma wants to know why her name is so long, so Papi shares the vibrant stories of the relatives she was named after. "A beautifully illustrated, tender story." - SLJ, starred review

Stunning illustrations and a compelling story recount a piece of history that is often forgotten. When her father pawns her to buy food, nine-year-old Magulu from West Africa begins a journey that cha...