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The Invisible Boy

The Invisible Boy

By Tracy Ludwig 40 pages Children

Danny Says

Sometimes the students who need friendship the most are the ones we notice the least. This gentle story encourages empathy, inclusion and the quiet power of reaching out to someone who feels alone. The expressive illustrations by Patrice Barton beautifully reinforce the message that a single act of kindness can change a life.

The End Is Just the Beginning

The End Is Just the Beginning

By Mike Bender 40 pages Children

Danny Says

What looks like a simple picture book becomes a thoughtful celebration of change, resilience and new beginnings. With clever humor and gentle wisdom, it helps young readers see that every ending creates space for something new. The imaginative illustrations by Chuck Dillon make this an uplifting story that children and adults can enjoy together.

Gigantic: The Small Whale with a Big Heart

Gigantic: The Small Whale with a Big Heart

By Rob Biddulph 32 pages Children

Danny Says

Big adventures often begin with the smallest acts of courage. This heartwarming picture book reminds readers that kindness, perseverance and compassion can make an enormous difference, no matter your size. Biddulph’s vibrant illustrations perfectly capture the humor, warmth, and wonder of this unforgettable tale.

InvestiGators: Weather or Not

InvestiGators: Weather or Not

By John Patrick Green 208 pages Children

Danny Says

Fast-paced, goofy and packed with visual gags, this installment turns weather mayhem into a wildly entertaining adventure. The clever mix of mystery, science and humor keeps young readers engaged while sneaking in plenty of learning. With expressive artwork, it's an easy recommendation for kids who think reading should be fun first and foremost.

Islandborn

Islandborn

By Junot Díaz 48 pages Children

Danny Says

This picture book beautifully captures the experience of family, heritage and the stories that shape who we are. Through vibrant illustrations by Leo Espinosa, readers are invited to explore the importance of remembering one's roots, even when memories seem distant. Warm, imaginative and deeply affirming, it celebrates the connections that tie generations together.

Waffles and Julius: No Hugs Please!

Waffles and Julius: No Hugs Please!

By Ed Vere 32 pages Children

Danny Says

Sometimes the best friendships grow when two very different personalities learn to understand each other. This charming story uses humor and warmth to explore boundaries, empathy and acceptance in a way young readers will immediately recognize. Expressive illustrations add an extra layer of personality to a tale that's both funny and reassuring.

The Endless Game

The Endless Game

By J.D. Amato 248 pages Children

Danny Says

With illustrations by Sophie Morse, this inventive, clever and delightfully unpredictable graphic novel adventure for tweens invites readers into a world where every challenge leads to a new surprise. Filled with humor, mystery and heart, it’s the kind of story that sparks curiosity and keeps pages turning until the very end.

You’re So Brave, Gracie Wei

You’re So Brave, Gracie Wei

By Kristen Mei Chase 96 pages Children

Danny Says

Warm, uplifting and full of charm, this delightful story (the third in the series) celebrates the quiet courage it takes to face fears and try something new. With relatable characters and an encouraging message, it’s a wonderful reminder that bravery often shows up in the smallest moments.

Our Gunkle

Our Gunkle

By Steven Rowley 32 pages Children

Danny Says

Filled with warmth, humor and heart, this charming picture book (with illustrations by Eda Kaban) celebrates the special bonds that make families unique. Young readers will fall in love with its playful spirit and memorable characters, while adults will appreciate the touching message woven throughout the story.

Worm on the Job

Worm on the Job

By Maureen Fergus 36 pages Children

Danny Says

Packed with humor, determination and plenty of surprises, this delightful story follows an unlikely hero tackling a big challenge. Young readers will be entertained by the playful illustrations by Paul Hammond and inspired by a message that proves even the smallest among us can make a big difference.
Found Sound

Found Sound

By Meg Wolitzer & Charlie Panek 224 pages Children

Danny Says

A harmonious blend of STEM-inspired intrigue and It is a fast-paced, evocative mystery that beautifully captures the complexities of family longing and the joy of unexpected friendship.

A Fishboy Named…Sashimi

A Fishboy Named…Sashimi

By Dan Santat 160 pages Children

Danny Says

The Caldecott Medalist delivers a hilarious and visually vibrant adventure in this graphic novel about a friendly fish-boy trying to navigate the choppy waters of elementary school. Fresh, fast-paced tale of friendship and belonging that perfectly captures the “fish out of water” experience for young readers.

102

102

By Matthew Cordell 48 pages Children

Danny Says

An utterly entrancing and magical nighttime adventure that celebrates the profound impact of small acts of kindness. Seamlessly blending STEM-inspired precision with cozy, imaginative storytelling, this wonderful tale encourages readers to find wonder in the unbelievable and warmth in the power of generosity.

Gunnar The Viking’s Great Pizza Adventure

Gunnar The Viking’s Great Pizza Adventure

By Diego Vaisberg 40 pages Children

Danny Says

Hilarious and vibrant tale that swaps the traditional spoils of war for the perfect crust. When a fierce warrior discovers a life-changing slice of pizza on a southern voyage, he embarks on a messy, heartwarming quest to master the recipe for his skeptical northern village. It is a delightful story of following one's passion and finding the courage to trade in a sword for a pizza peel.

Queso, Just in Time

Queso, Just in Time

By Ernesto Cisneros 272 pages Children

Danny Says

Playful and heartfelt, this time-travel adventure blends humor with meaningful reflections on family and identity. Cisneros balances laugh-out-loud moments with genuine emotional depth. It’s an engaging story that reminds readers how understanding the past can shape a stronger sense of self.

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