Children’s books

A day in the life of a toddler's busy feet includes lots of running, jumping, swinging, and hopping.

Who's the most encourages kids to infer from the illustrations who is strong, calm, sleepy, and more. But, they will love seeing who is the most adorable at the end!

Cecilia Payne loved science as a child but was told she couldn't become a scientist. She proved them wrong by becoming an astronomer at Harvard and discovering the recipe for stars.

Nila finds the perfect coat for herself and then realizes it may actually be a perfect coat for someone else that needs it more.

Sharing the books added to my shelves in January including fiction and nonfiction as well as children's books as some fun puzzles!

Jessie a motorcycle just wants to drive and be helpful and viewed as someone with purpose. She and other female riders found ways to entertain and help the war effort.

Books I recommend for reading aloud to your child including interactive books, books without words, and picture books.

Jack has always wanted to be a pirate and when he finally gets to enter training he find out that pirates don't dance. How can he do both things he loves?

National Geographic Fact Readers are written for fluent readers wanting a bit more of a challenge yet contain all the fun facts and amazing photos in a National Geographic kids book.

A nighttime adventure takes three siblings outside in search of a family pet.