In My First Alaska Words: Food, The Salmon Sisters offer a charming book that introduces young readers to Alaska’s tastes and traditions. Each page pairs a simple food word with a cozy, personal Alaskan story and four related vocabulary words. The food words are simple:...

What can you find during a magical walk in the forest? Some colorful fungi, of course. Counting with Colorful Mushrooms: Learning to Count with Colors by Mara Mae starts with just one red mushroom. Next come two blue, then three yellow, and so on until...

Hadley is hungry, and her rumbling tummy won't let her rest until she finds something to fill it. Hadley the Hippo Is What She Eats by Kayla E. Green follows her through the jungle as she munches her way from one snack to the next,...

The Long, Lazy Summer by Michele L. Sayre is a story of life and death, told through the eyes of a young boy. Ray’s mother plans to spend what will be her last summer at home with her husband and son. Through physically and emotionally...

C.T. Moody has written a parental guide for children growing up in an AI world. Which Way to Smart? is not about whether AI is good or bad. It’s more about how children can flourish in an AI-driven environment. The same skills that are used...

In A.V. Harlow’s Ellie Harlow and the Secret Light of Yosemite, we meet Ellie, a character who experiences everyday sights and sounds with an intensity that can easily get overwhelming. While hanging out at the Smithsonian American Art Museum with Max, her fast-talking best friend,...

In Fun With A Monster, we are introduced to a little boy who is ending his day and getting ready for bed. He has a nightly ritual: searching his room for anything that might be creepy in the dark. Once he feels satisfied, he climbs...

Roman and Niko: Everyday Heroes by DJ Stutz is a remarkable children's picture book. It follows Roman, his dog Harley, and his little brother Niko as they make a difference in their home and community and become superheroes. Roman wants to be a real superhero,...

No Pea in the Pool by Candice Jarrett educates as it entertains. In this story, Sweet Pea is invited to go swimming with her friends. She is very excited and cannot wait to go. Her mother reminds her to put on sunscreen, and she grabs...

In Hank Enzor’s Pip Goes Potty!, a little kid goat named Pip shows toddlers just how easy it is to use the potty. Pip is quite ready to say goodbye to the diapers. Every time he feels a wiggle, a tingle, or a rumble from...