Children’s Book Week 2022: I Am Able to Shine by Korey Watari
A young Asian American girl is tired of being in the shadows and realizes she is able to shine.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Pruett and Soo by Nancy Viau
Pruett lives on Planet Monochrome and when Soo from Planet Prismatic arrives, he starts to see his world in a whole new way.
Read More Children’s Book Review: The Hiking Viking by Laura Gehl
Leif is the Hiking Viking. He doesn't want to throw spears, or wrestle, but instead hike and explore the land.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Born to Sparkle by Megan Bomgaars
Children learn that it isn't just important to have dreams, but to also work hard to achieve them. They were born to sparkle!
Read More Children’s Book Review: Mister Fairy by Morgane de Cadier
Mister Fairy feels like he is the only fairy without a special talent. What he finds is he may have the most special talent of all.
Read More Children’s Book Review: When I See Red and Mr. Lion’s New Hair! by Britta Teckentrup
Two new books by Britta Teckentrup including a picture book on emotions and a silly board book reminding kids to just be themselves.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Feel Like Eggs by Jeff Goodman
Using various ways to eat eggs is a fun, yet realistic concept for kids to connect with and identify their emotions.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Kat and Juju by Kataneh Vahdani
A shy child is brought out of her shell by a bird friend who can't wait to explore their world.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Lulu the One and Only by Lynnette Mawhinney – Summer Read-to-Learn
Lulu is frustrated by always being asked to define what she is. This book offers an awesome opportunity to start the conversations with some of your youngest kids about racism and loving everyone.
Read More Children’s Book Review: The Nuff by Veronica Waldrop
A mother's legacy to her two daughter that they are beautiful, strong, brave, and enough, a NUFF!
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