Books

For the child who notices the first green shoots or the melting snow, this lyrical guide explains how nature awakens aft

For the curious child who asks 'why' about everything in nature, this rhyming guide reveals how animals like the anteate

For the child who loves wordplay or struggles with grammar, this book uses hilarious side-by-side comparisons to show wh

For the toddler who needs a gentle bridge between playtime and sleep, this rhythmic game of peekaboo creates a soothing,

For the child who feels anxious about changes in their environment or needs reassurance that things will eventually retu

Gakky would rather walk upright on two feet than crawl on four, a strange habit that eventually saves the day for his en

For the family seeking a child friendly introduction to scripture, these classic retellings pair sacred stories with war

Billy and Milly lead the way through a series of very short, rhyming adventures told through simple words and playful il

Four generations gather on a family farm in 1965, tethered together by worry for brothers and uncles caught in the draft

Turn the wheel and look through the windows to see what Spot is doing as he explores the world from breakfast time to pl

Ida May decides her heart is closed for business after her best friend moves away, even when a friendly new girl in four

For the child who feels like they don't quite fit in, this biography shows how grit and brilliance can turn an outsider

Rationing and goodbyes have changed everything during the war, but Tomie still finds room for dance recitals and the sup

For the child navigating a big move or feeling invisible in a new place, this story uses a supernatural lens to explore

A baby kangaroo takes his very first hops into the big world, meeting new friends before rushing back to the safety of h

Henrietta is so tired of her older sisters teasing her that she's a chicken that she decides to head to the farm to live

For the child who has been blamed for something they didn't do. Spike the dog must prove his innocence after a series of

For the child who hears bumps in the night and needs a brave new perspective on what those sounds might really be.

Jen the hen has a busy day sending messages to Ken and Ben via Wren so they can all gather together at ten in the glen.

For the child who loves to move, these playful shape poems turn playground activities and sports into visual art that le

For the curious child who wonders what life is like on the other side of the world, this photo-essay bridges the gap bet

History meets the hardwood in this breakdown of basketball rules, legendary plays, and the iconic athletes who changed t

Count along with Spot as he finds everything from a single bouncy ball to ten twinkling stars in this simple introductio

Teddy moves to a remote desert town where a mutated tree eats children and the only local friends he can find happen to