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50,079 books found
Big Numbers #1
Big Numbers
Edward Packard
For the child who feels like they don't quite fit in. This heartwarming tale shows how unconditional love and a little b
Ages 4–10
The Big Buck Adventure
Shelley Gill, Deborah Tobola
For the child learning the value of a dollar, this story explores the exciting but difficult choices that come with havi
Ages 4–8
Between Earth and Sky: Legends of Native American Sacred Places
Joseph Bruchac
Native American legends told in free-verse reveal how every living thing across the mountains and plains holds a sacred
Ages 6–10
Beautiful Warrior: The Legend of the Nun's Kung Fu
Emily Arnold McCully
To escape an unwanted marriage to a bandit, Mingyi trains with a Buddhist nun to master kung fu and defend her own futur
Ages 5–10
Douglas Florian's Poems and Paintings
Beast Feast
Douglas Florian
Perfect for children who love silly wordplay and animal facts, this collection uses witty rhymes and vibrant paintings t
Ages 5–10
Barrio: Jose's Neighborhood
George Ancona
For the child who thrives on seeing real people and places, this photo-essay celebrates the joy of neighborhood life and
Ages 7–10
Band of Angels: A Story Inspired by the Jubilee Singers, A
Deborah Hopkinson
Ella Sheppard, born into slavery, becomes the pianist for the Jubilee Singers on a historic concert tour that brought sp
Ages 6–10
Ballerina Dreams: A True Story
Lauren Thompson
Five girls with physical disabilities work toward their big dance recital, proving that perseverance can make any dream
Ages 4–8
Author: A True Story
Helen Lester
Writing can be a real struggle, but this funny autobiography uses comic cartoons to show the messy, joyful reality of be
Ages 6–10
A History in Many Voices
At Ellis Island
Louise Peacock
A young girl visiting Ellis Island today connects with the journey of a girl who arrived in 1910 through a tapestry of i
Ages 7–10
Ask Mister Bear
Marjorie Flack
Danny searches the farm for a birthday gift for his mother, only to find that the very best present doesn't cost a thing
Ages 2–5
Arthur, for the Very First Time
Patricia MacLachlan
Arthur's summer on an eccentric farm helps him trade his lists and rules for wonder and friendship.
Ages 8–12
Wild Wonders
Around the Pond
Ann C. Cooper
Watch how animals and plants rely on one another to survive as the seasons change in a healthy, bustling pond ecosystem.
Ages 5–9
Backyard Books
Are You a Snail?
Judy Allen
For the curious child who loves exploring the garden and wonders what life is like for the tiny creatures living under t
Ages 4–7
Backyard Books
Are You a Butterfly?
Judy Allen
For the curious child who loves exploring the garden, this book invites them to step into the tiny, amazing world of a b
Ages 4–7
Are You a Bee?
Judy Allen
For the curious child who loves exploring the garden, this book playfully invites them to step into the wings and life o
Ages 4–7
Apples to Oregon
Deborah Hopkinson
A pioneer father is determined to bring his family and his precious fruit trees all the way to Oregon in this tall tale
Ages 4–8
Math = Fun!
Apple Fractions
Jerry Pallotta
Learn how to divide halves, thirds, and fourths as a group of helpful elves uses different types of apples to demonstrat
Ages 5–9
Anne Frank: The Young Writer Who Told the World Her Story
Ann Kramer
For the child curious about history and the power of finding one's voice. This biography explores how a young girl's pri
Ages 8–12
Ancestor Approved: Intertribal Stories for Kids
Cynthia Leitich Smith
The sights, sounds, and rhythmic energy of an intertribal powwow come to life through sixteen interconnected stories and
Ages 8–12
Petite Poems
An Earth Song
Langston Hughes
For the child curious about the changing world outside, this lyrical poem celebrates the quiet beauty of winter turning
Ages 4–8
American Slave, American Hero: York of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
Laurence Pringle
Based on expedition journals, this account highlights the immense strength and intelligence York contributed to the Corp
Ages 7–11
America's Champion Swimmer: Gertrude Ederle
David A. Adler
Gertrude Ederle refused to believe she was the weaker sex. After nearly drowning as a child, she trained until she conqu
Ages 6–10
America Is Under Attack: September 11, 2001: the Day the Towers Fell
Don Brown
For the child asking difficult questions about tragic history or seeking to understand the bravery of everyday heroes du
Ages 7–12
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