A rabbit and a raccoon find themselves in a story that defies gravity in I Think We’re Upside Down! by Marcus Cutler.
Browsing: picture books
Follow a pencil’s journey from cedar tree to classroom in Stubby, written by Sydra Mallery and illustrated by John Hare.
Travel back 85 million years to a time when vast waters spanned our continent in Sharks in Kansas: The Ancient Sea in the Middle of America, by Melissa Stewart and Becca Stadtlander.
The whimsy and joy of dots and colors come alive with Reach In! an interactive picture book by Herve Tullet.
Korean picture book author and illustrator Bonsoir Lune invites readers to imagine a different kind of plunge in Watermelon Pool.
America turns 250 this summer, and what better way to celebrate than with a book. The following titles range from stories about ordinary Americans to a Founding Father and the United State’s foundational document.
Learn the story of a pioneer in children’s books in Beatrix and Her Friends: Celebrating the Life of Beatrix Potter, by Anne Lambelet.
Alice Piper Speaks Up tells the story of a Native teenager’s history-making fight for equal education.
introduce young readers to the impressionist movement in Miffy and the Impressionists, a picture book by Dick Bruna.
Learn about Greek mythology and have fun while doing it with Greek Myths: Solve Mazes, Crack Codes and Untangle Riddles, by Catherine Ard and Maria Surducan.