This year, Earth Day fall on April 22. The following books celebrate the climates, plants and creatures, that make our planet so special.
Browsing: ages 6 and up
March is Women’s History Month. You can learn more about some fascinating women by reading the following picture books.
Learn about rocks and minerals in What a Rock Can Reveal: Where They Come From and What They Tell Us About Our Planet, by Maya Wei-Haas and Sonia Pulido.
A humpback whale tries to create a new song in Soren’s Seventh Song, written by Dave Eggers and illustrated by Mark Hoffman.
A young coyote pup and a young girl discover forest secrets in Coyote’s Wild Home, by Barbara Kingsolver, Lily Kingsolver, and Paul Mirocha.
Learn how to bake kid-friendly recipes with Great British Baking Show winner David Atherton’s Baking Book for Kids: Delicious Recipes for Budding Bakers.
Kids all over the country are gearing up to head back to school. These books will help your students — new and old — get ready a year of learning.
The Queen of Chess, by Laurie Wallmark and Sevie Lewis, tells the story of how Judit Polgár became the youngest chess grandmaster in history.
Get to know the insects that call your garden home in World of Pollinators: A Guide for Explorers of All Ages.
Love in the Library tells the story of Maggie Tokuda-Hall’s grandparents who fell in love while in a WWII Japanese-American incarceration camp.