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40,176 books found
Charlesbridge Math Adventures
Cut Down to Size at High Noon
Scott Sundby
The local barber uses graph paper and scale drawings to create art, but a high-noon showdown with Buzzsaw Bart puts his
Ages 7–10
Cuéntame un cuento
Georgie Adams
Jack climbs the beanstalk and the Gingerbread Boy runs as fast as he can in this collection of eight legendary tales fea
Ages 3–7
Cook-A-Doodle-Doo!
Janet Stevens, Susan Stevens Crummel
Big Brown Rooster finds a family cookbook and recruits a turtle, iguana, and pig to help bake a strawberry shortcake in
Ages 4–8
Como nacio el arco iris (How the Rainbow Came to Be)
Alma Flor Ada
Three primary colors argue over how to paint a gray world until they realize that blending their pigments creates the ul
Ages 3–7
Common Threads #1
Adam's Day at the Market
Huda Essa
Bustling crowds and colorful stalls fill the market where Adam learns that even when we look different, our families sha
Ages 4–8
Come With Me: Poems for a Journey
Naomi Shihab Nye
Lyric poems and abstract collages capture the quiet wonder and big emotions of traveling through the world and the journ
Ages 4–8
The Chick and the Duckling
Mirra Ginsburg
A little chick loves to do everything the duckling does, but a trip to the pond proves that being yourself is the best w
Ages 2–5
What Makes a Masterpiece?
Cats in Art
Brigitte Baumbusch
Cats leap from the pages of history through ancient Egyptian bronze sculptures, delicate Chinese embroidery, and the bol
Ages 6–10
Carmine's Story: A Book About a Boy Living with AIDS
Arlene Schulman
For children processing a serious medical diagnosis or seeking to understand the human side of the AIDS epidemic through
Ages 7–11
Caperucita roja y los 40 ladrones (Red Riding Hood and the Forty Thieves)
Ma Carmen Diez Navarro
Classic characters like Cinderella and Pinocchio leap into brand new poetic adventures that give familiar fairy tales a
Ages 6–10
Can You Guess My Name?: Traditional Tales Around the World
Judy Sierra
Travel across the globe through fifteen traditional folktales that reveal how cultures everywhere share similar stories
Ages 5–10
Bunny Day: Telling Time from Breakfast to Bedtime
Rick Walton
Follow a family of busy bunnies through their rhyming day and check the clocks on every page to see how the hours pass f
Ages 3–7
Inspired by Animals #2
Built by Animals
Christiane Dorion
Bees use geometry for strength while termites invent natural air conditioning in this look at the brilliant engineers of
Ages 7–11
Buddy: The Story of Buddy Holly
Anne Bustard
A Texas boy with a unique sound grows up to change music forever in this folksy, rhythmic story of Buddy Holly’s rise to
Ages 5–9
Bringing in the New Year
Grace Lin
Dumplings, new clothes, and poem-hanging fill the air as a Chinese American family readies their home for the joyful Lun
Ages 3–7
Bread Is for Eating
David Gershator, Phillis Gershator
A simple Spanish song and folk-art illustrations follow a tiny seed’s journey from the soil to the oven to celebrate the
Ages 4–8
Brave Harriet: The First Woman to Fly the English Channel
Marissa Moss
Harriet Quimby makes history as the first woman to pilot a plane across the English Channel, proving her grit and courag
Ages 6–10
Boy, Were We Wrong #1
Boy, Were We Wrong About Dinosaurs!
Kathleen V. Kudlinski
Science changes every time a new fossil is found, revealing that everything we thought we knew about dinosaur skin, colo
Ages 6–9
The Boy Who Invented TV: The Story of Philo Farnsworth
Kathleen Krull
A fourteen-year-old boy plowing a field in 1906 has a sudden, brilliant flash of inspiration that eventually changes the
Ages 6–10
Bone Man: A Native American Modoc Tale, The
Laura Simms
Armed with courage, a young Modoc boy named Nulwee hunts a giant skeleton creature to save his village and restore the p
Ages 7–10
Big Wig: A Little History of Hair
Kathleen Krull
From ancient customs to modern fashion, see how humans have cut, curled, and styled their hair in this funny look at our
Ages 6–10
The Big Books
The Big Rivers
Bruce Hiscock
The water cycle fuels a massive natural event as the Midwest rivers rise, showing the immense power and impact of the gr
Ages 6–10
Big Fat Hen
Keith Baker
A big fat hen and her chirping chicks turn a traditional nursery rhyme into a vibrant counting game filled with bold, co
Ages 2–5
Biblioburro: A True Story from Colombia
Jeanette Winter
Luis loves books so much that his house is full, so he loads up two faithful donkeys to carry a traveling library throug
Ages 4–8
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