Willow's Rainbow Garden is a children's story written by Amy Yeatts with illustrations by Moran Reudor. It follows the story of Willow, a young girl who is excited to plant her own garden. Accompanied by her mother, Willow goes to the local garden center where...

C.J. Karpinski’s What A Mess, This Princess Dress follows a young girl who’s bursting with anticipation for her best friend’s birthday celebration. The focal point of her day is a pristine, bright red princess dress made of silky fabric with a beautiful sheen. Unfortunately, she...

Sometimes an animal seems to find the people that need it most. In Welcome Home, Mr. Crackers by Britt Davis, the Barker family is enjoying an autumn walk through the park when Claire spots something unusual near the swings: a dachshund wearing a shiny black...

This entertaining picture book is about the day Winslow the Wizard decides to do everything without using magic because he wants to try new things. With this entertaining premise, Jessica and Lucy Egan join the wizard for mishaps, fun, and learning. He manages his morning...

What Nature Teaches Us: A Book About Being the Light is a remarkable book for children by nine-year-old author Clay Vilhauer, co-authored by Amber Vilhauer, and illustrated by Joni-Leigh Doran. This eye-opening book takes us through the objects of nature we have known since early...

Written and illustrated by Allie Compeau, Where Do Pirates Poop? is an energetic, deeply silly discovery of pirates’ bathroom logistics. The narrative opens with a boy’s unfiltered curiosity about the practical, unglamorous bathroom situation of the pirates: “Where do pirates poop?” From there, he starts...

Scott Sollers’ Way Up North takes us right into a small, tight-knit Inuit village up in Nunavut, not far from the North Pole. We follow a young boy named Nukilik who is growing up fast and wants nothing more than to help his community by...

Janice Hechter’s Where Are the Women is a nonfiction children’s picture book. It recounts the New York City Girl Scouts’ discovery that, of the twenty-two statues elevated on pedestals throughout Central Park in 2016, all were men. Zero women were honored. The girls rallied to...

Living in an all-black house causes more trouble than Winnie ever expected. In Winnie the Witch by Valerie Thomas, nearly everything Winnie owns is black, including her home, furniture, and cat, Wilbur. That also includes her walls, floors, bed, blankets, and even the bathtub. Wilbur...

What Kind of Dog Are You? by Elena McBride, with illustrations by Blake Marsee, follows Nacho, a friendly dog, on his morning walk in the neighbourhood. He is a curious type of dog who loves meeting new animals. The first one he meets is in...