Hop on board for an unexpected adventure with a little boy named Jimmy Pizzelli in Joe the Jinx by Caryn Doti Chavez. Summer has ended, and Jimmy Pizzelli has already made a new friend named Joe after his former best friend moved to Boston. Jimmy...

Alli Koch helps kids get started on the wonderful path of art in How to Draw for Kids: Mushrooms & Woodland Creatures (How to Draw For Kids Series). There are 5-minute drawing lessons that are great for a young beginning artist starting from age 7-12....

Daddy’s Arms (Daughter Edition) is a children’s picture book written by Fabian E. Ferguson with illustrations by Veronika Kim. This heart-warming tale celebrates the adventures children have in their fathers' arms. A little girl narrates how she can climb up her father’s arms like a...

Bunny Hunt by Lucy Simon is a simple and sweet book for toddlers. Children are tasked with finding a bunny. Each spread has a few simple lines of text followed by a photo of an animal wearing bunny ears. The hunt begins and each page...

When you toss your water bottle after lunch at school, do you bother to consider the plastic waste? Not just the waste the bottle itself creates, but the waste generated by factories producing all these plastic bottles? It’s a domino effect with dire consequences as...

Wally the Wake-Up Pup by Nicoli Carr is an adorable children’s book about a dedicated pup who eagerly spends the morning waking up his family. Wally takes his job quite seriously. Only he can ensure that the whole family gets out of bed and starts...

The Diversity Cube And The Cloud Wizard is written and illustrated by Dr Hazem Nassar. A cube of many different colors discovers that not only does each color look different, but they speak differently, too. Six of the squares are best friends, one from each...

Gung Gung's Garden is a heartwarming children’s picture book written by Sheun Lee with illustrations by Tammy Do. The story follows Jade, a little girl who loves helping her grandfather, Gung Gung, in his garden. The two are best friends, and as spring arrives, Jade...

“It seemed to come from the books themselves, a symphony of hushed voices, each vying for his attention, beckoning him closer.” Can books really speak? Or sing? In Dr. Tsvika Ben-Porat’s The Library of Lost Stories, young Leo is about to enter worlds of unfinished...

Is there something really special that you love more than anything? Something in nature, like maybe the trees? Harper loves the trees that surround her home. She even talks to them. In Cindy Draughon and Larissa Gurido’s The Little Girl Who Talks to Trees, Harper...