Three sisters must outsmart a hungry tiger in Sun, Moon, and Star, a retelling of a beloved Korean folktale, by Nancy So Miller.
Browsing: Celebrating Diversity
We the People Is All the People explores what the preamble to our United States constitution leaves unsaid.
Unbreakable, by Minoru Tonai, Jolene Gutiérrez, Chris Sasaki, tells the real-life experience of a Japanese American boy incarcerated with his family during World War II.
Little kids have big dreams, and Terry’s Many Hats and Maya’s Big Question encourages them to chart their own paths and celebrate the past.
Discover the interconnected nature of all living things in The Animals Speak: The Lakota Way, by S. D. Nelson and Dakota Goodhouse.
For years, the Dear America series has been introducing readers to American history. Now, two of the novels, The Winter of Red Snow and A Journey to the New World have been released in deluxe paperback form.
A girl must figure out the identity of a puzzle master to save her school and her friends in The Mastermind’s Trap, by Debbi Michiko Florence.
This Women’s History Month, discover the stories of some extraordinary women who helped change the world for the better with these picture books.
Learn the story of a cellist whose love of music and nature amazed the world in Beatrice and the Nightingale, by Patricia Newman and Isabelle Follath.
Learn about the woman who mapped Earth’s address in the universe in Galaxy Mapper: The Luminous Discoveries of Astrophysicist Hélène Courtois by Allie Summers and Sian James.