Sherry Roberts' Just Call Me Pardner demonstrates that learning to be responsible helps children make better decisions and improve their social skills. Just Call Me Pardner is about A.J., a boy who lives in Northeastern Oklahoma and has always dreamed of owning a horse. One...

Readers meet a determined little chameleon in the children’s picture book Why Did the Chameleon Cross the Road? by Cathy Kreutter with illustrations by Andrew Jackson Obol. He faces the daunting task of crossing a busy road before he misses something. The chameleon looks at...

Kindergarten might seem like a small chapter in life, but for Sophia, it’s a turning point full of quiet courage. Not Everyone Walks the Stage by Sierra Andrews and Nicholas Seidler tells the story of Sophia’s first year of school—kindergarten. But this isn’t just a...

How Do You Roll Your R’s? is a vibrant and playful bilingual book written by author Mike Alfaro. The story uses a series of different scenarios to explore the many ways people might “roll their R’s,” from the growl of el perro doing tricks for...

Have you ever wondered what trucks love to do all day? What Trucks Love to Do by Kelly Riera answers that question with a big, bold, and bouncy celebration of all things truck! This playful picture book introduces children to a whole crew of hardworking...

Opposites in the Wild: Finding Opposites in Animals and Nature by Mara Mae is a colorful rhyming book that helps young children think and learn about contrasts and opposites. It begins with a large elephant standing next to a tiny mouse. Over the following pages,...

I Am, I Feel / Yo Soy, Yo Siento is a bilingual children's book by author Maria Calderon that follows a young child as she gently names and navigates her feelings. The story begins with her describing being a little scared when the lights go...

Miss B Goes to Space by Lane Bagby and Meredith Bagby is based on the true story of little squirrel monkey, Miss Baker, who was sent into space by NASA in 1959. Her journey was to ascertain whether humans could safely make similar trips. From...

My Parents' Divorce Through My Eyes: A Workbook for Children by Jennifer Junghans is a thoughtfully designed workbook created to help children deal with and understand how they feel, and what has changed when their parents are or have divorced. It begins with a personal...

Can you remember the excitement, anticipation, and slight bit of nervousness you felt on the first day of school? Well, that’s precisely what Badi feels in Badi Blesbok Says Hello by Patricia Bardina and Joanne Burgess. The story begins with Badi’s mother taking him to...