Mole And Tell is written by Catherine and John Payne and illustrated by Elisa Rocchi. Mr. Cantello posted the very important date of a scientific celebration on the board for the classroom to try to figure out. He explained the significance of the date and...

Momma Llama’s ABC Book of Latin America by Momma Llama & Friends is a multicultural picture book that teaches kids about different species, foods, places, and people that are part of Latin America. Discover where nachos and tacos are from, where there are volcanoes, piranhas,...

Lakella L. Davenport’s picture book, My Book of Fables for Children, is a collection of ten fables with enduring moral lessons. The first story is about fulfilling promises, the second is about doing good to people, the third is about heeding good advice, the fourth...

Do you believe in fate? Could a finger painting you created at school end up winning a prize and hanging in an art gallery? Why not? Art is what the artist says is art and in Sherrill S. Cannon’s My Fingerpaint Masterpiece Coloring Book, the...

Mother To Elephants (The Story of Daphne Sheldrick) by R.G. de Rouen is a non-fiction biographical picture book for children, based on the life of Daphne Sheldrick, who dedicated her life to saving elephants. The story is set in Africa’s Great Rift Valley in Kenya...

May I Sit At Your Table? is a children's book written by Grace A. Wolf and illustrated by Samuel J. Gross. Abby is a Deaf girl who lives in Sunwoody. Although she uses sign language to communicate, her parents enroll her in mainstream education alongside...

Mia's Glowing Heart by Lida Wyatt and Frederick Dodson tells the story of Mia, a little girl who frequently struggled with her feelings. Some days she felt lonely, unhappy, and unworthy of affection, and she battled to cope with things that happened in her life....

Meet Me at Our Tree! Pachamama Shares Her Amazon Rainforest is a children’s picture book by Sandra C Morse and Sister Judy Bisignano, with illustrations by Cláudia Gadotti. The Pachamama (Mother Earth) shares the importance of everything that lives and thrives in the Amazon Rainforest...

Melusine: Birds of Many Feathers by Geraldine V. Oades-Sese Ph.D. introduces Melusine, who hears a strange bird call that sends her on a quest to find the bird responsible. Along the way, she hears other sounds, thinking that it might be her mystery bird, only...

I love how Simone Majetich writes most of her children’s story, My Greatest Masterpiece, in the second person narrative. This is a complex voice, but she uses it easily. The author is talking about her two children, young artists with a strong creative mindset, full...