Pumpkin season is officially here. Celebrate autumn and Halloween with these not-so-spooky books for little readers ages 1-5.
Browsing: seasonal
Wild Moon, by Andie Powers and Lucy Rose, features the eight lunar phases of the moon and how they affect wildlife on Earth.
Journey through the forest with a group of young explorers in The Everything Trail, a picture book by Meg Fleming and Chuck Groenink.
Introduce young readers to the mystery, wonder, and beauty of the quarter of our world that’s frozen in Our Frozen Planet, by Leisa Stewart-Sharpe and Kim Smith.
A girl discovers she has the unenviable power to see and talk to ghosts in The Last Resort, a middle-grade novel by Erin Entrada Kelly.
A young girl is weighed down by grief as her family sets out to celebrate Día de Muertos in The Invisible Parade, by Leigh Bardugo and John Picacio.
A girl gets more than she bargained for when she moves into a haunted house in Aggie and the Ghost, by Matthew Forsythe.
A 13-year-old must defend her siblings and family home from a babysitter with a monstrous secret in Gloam, by Jack Mackay.
A little bear is determined to watch the last leaf fall in The Wishing Leaf, written by Kallie George and illustrated by Paola Zakimi.
Get your preschooler ready for a new school year with Gus and Sully: Ready for School, a board book by Steve Light.