Children

Had to include something for the boys! Uplifting and accessible, this collection spotlights the grit behind greatness. This book focuses less on trophies and more on the setbacks that shaped world-class athletes. It’s an energizing read that helps young fans see perseverance as the true path to success.

Bright, festive and irresistibly sweet, this touch-and-feel board book turns St. Patrick’s Day into a celebration of love. Gentle rhymes and interactive textures keep little hands engaged. It’s a charming reminder that the greatest luck of all is the bond between parent and child.

Sweet, simple and deeply sincere, this little book captures love in its purest form. A heartfelt reminder that the smallest words – shared honestly – can say everything that matters.

Gentle, charming and full of warmth, this picture book celebrates kindness in everyday moments. Chichester Clark’s words and illustrations remind readers of all ages that love is the best thing of all.

Adorable and affirming, this story proves love isn’t about perfection – it’s about heart. Tiny T. Rex’s sweet determination makes this a joyful reminder that being yourself is the best gift of all. Great illustrations by Jay Fleck.

Whether or not kids already have smartphones or social media accounts, this engaging guide is packed with surprising facts, a graphic novel, interactive challenges, secrets that tech leaders don’t want kids to know, and real-life anecdotes from young adults who regret getting smartphones at a young age and want to help the next generation avoid making the same mistakes.

Did you know that there are 43 quintillion different ways to arrange the blocks in a Rubik’s cube? Did you know that there are 177,000 different ways to tie a tie? And did you know that there are 60,000 miles of blood vessels in your body – but the cornea is the only part of your body that doesn’t have its own blood supply? Hold onto your hats because this book is packed with mind-bending nuggets of knowledge that will make your head spin faster than a tornado in a teacup!

A silly story with bright, engaging illustrations and expressive, rhyming text that children will want to read – and giggle through – again and again. With beautiful, engaging illustrations by Emma Levey.

Filled with zany STEM traps, exciting adventures, hilarity and fun-filled chaos, this storybook for kids is perfect for bedtime or classroom read alouds. From a unicorn on the loose to a dinosaur, snowman, monster and elf, this amazing new collection will enchant kids, parents and educators alike! All twelve stories can be read in five minutes and will encourage reading, learning and imagination.

On a dark November night, a man arrives in a small town. While the townspeople are curious about who he is, and what he brings, only Lucy is brave enough to offer him her help. As she unpacks candy jars and sweets, he tells her the story of the candy cane and its origin.

Well, I had to include a holiday classic, didn’t I? Join Brother and Sister Bear at the Christmas Eve pageant as they witness the very first Christmas, and make an important discovery about giving and receiving, a valuable lesson during the holiday season and year around.

Hilarious and heartwarming story about eldest sister Abby, who is sick of being trapped at home with her FOUR younger siblings as they all suffer from the chickenpox.

A chaotically funny debut picture book about a girl who's had a terrible day full of mistakes and finds that making mistacos could be a delicious solution.

A meaningful yet utterly hilarious tale about two best friends making the best out of a bad day with wonderful illustrations by Erin Kraan.

As part of a brand-new experimental school, Lenny and four other students are starting sixth grade on a university campus, where they’ll be taught by the most brilliant professors and given every resource imaginable. This new school is pretty weird, though. Instead of hunkering down behind a desk to study math, science, and history, Lenny finds himself meditating, participating in discussions where you don’t even have to raise your hand, and spying on the campus population in the name of anthropology. Intriguing story about new schools, unexpected friendships and overcoming loss.