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3,879 books found
Boothy #2
Boothy Saves the Lost Christmas Star
Winter Wren
Boothy the puppy searches every corner for a missing golden star until a wise owl helps him find a way to share the holi
Ages 2–6
Darth Vader and Son #1
Darth Vader and Son
Jeffrey Brown
Lightsaber batting practice and Death Star field trips fill this hilarious reimagining of the galaxy's most feared villa
Little Bear #2
Father Bear Comes Home
Else Holmelund Minarik
For the child eagerly awaiting a parent's return from work or travel, this gentle classic explores the imaginative wonde
Ages 4–8
The Quiet / Loud Books #1
The Quiet Book
Deborah Underwood
For the child who needs help navigating different kinds of moments, from the peaceful to the slightly awkward, using gen
Ages 2–6
Winnie-the-Pooh #1
Winnie-the-Pooh
A.A. Milne
Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends from the nursery go on gentle adventures involving honey bees, balloon rides, and expedi
Ages 4–10
Scholastic Junior Classics #15
The Twelve Dancing Princesses
Ellen Miles
Lizzie and Charles meet Princess, a very pampered poodle who needs just the right forever home to suit her royal persona
Ages 7–10
The Puppy Place #14
Cody
Ellen Miles
For the child learning about the joys and challenges of helping a shy animal find its place in the world.
Ages 7–10
Mister Magnolia
Quentin Blake
For the child who embraces their own eccentricities, this bouncy rhyme celebrates finding joy in life even when things a
Ages 2–6
Big Scream, The
Kirsti Call
For the child having a total meltdown or a 'big scream' moment. This rhythmic book validates the intensity of a tantrum
Ages 2–5
How to Say Hello to a Worm: A Very First Guide to Outside
Kari Percival
Gentle questions and woodcut art invite a quiet appreciation for the garden, from the squish of dirt to the friendly wig
Ages 2–5
Don't You Remember?
Lucille Clifton
For the child who feels overlooked or worries that others don't keep their promises, this story offers a reassuring look
Ages 3–7
Night Catch
Brenda Ehrmantraut
For the child feeling the distance of a parent's military deployment. This soothing story uses the North Star to bridge
Ages 3–8
The Chalet School #31
A Problem for the Chalet School
Elinor M. Brent-Dyer
For the girl navigating the tricky social dynamics of a new school or dealing with a peer who just won't fit in. A class
Ages 9–14
Little House #2
Farmer Boy
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Step into the daily chores and changing seasons of 19th-century farm life in this classic story of a boy growing up in t
Ages 8–12
Quiet Please, Owen McPhee!
Trudy Ludwig
Owen McPhee loves the sound of his own voice, but a sudden case of laryngitis forces him to stop talking and finally lis
Ages 5–9
Once Upon a Winter Day
Liza Woodruff
For the child who needs a break from screens and a gentle nudge to discover the magic in their own backyard. A quiet cel
Ages 3–7
Max and Ruby
Max and Ruby Play School
Rosemary Wells
Class is in session with the beloved bunny siblings as Max and Ruby bring their gentle humor and playful energy to the w
Ages 2–5
I Want to Ride the Tap Tap
Danielle Joseph
For the child who loves the hum of engines and the buzz of a busy street, this vibrant journey celebrates the patience a
Ages 3–6
How to Find a Bird
Jennifer Ward
For the child who loves to explore the backyard. This gentle guide transforms a simple walk into an observant adventure,
Ages 4–8
A Place Called Kindergarten
Jessica Harper
For the child feeling nervous about their first day of school. This gentle story uses barnyard friends to process the my
Ages 3–6
Monsoon Afternoon
Kashmira Sheth
A boy and his grandfather escape a busy house to sail toy boats and share memories during the beautiful rains of a monso
Ages 4–8
Landed
Milly Lee
A young boy leaves his village in China and endures a tense wait at Angel Island, hoping to pass the interrogations and
Ages 7–12
Follow the Money!
Loreen Leedy
For the child who is curious about where their allowance goes or how shops work. A day in the life of a quarter explains
Ages 5–9
Building
Elisha Cooper
For the child who stares in wonder at passing excavators and wants to know how a giant structure rises from a patch of d
Ages 3–7
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