The Right Book for Every Kid and Every Classroom

11 Experiments That Failed

A curious kid tests wild ideas, like whether bologna flies like a Frisbee, and every experiment goes hilariously wrong. A funny intro to the scientific method.

The 1619 Project: Born on the Water

A girl learns her family history from her grandmother, starting with ancestors brought to America in 1619. A powerful story about heritage and pride.

Aaron Slater, Illustrator

Aaron loves to draw but struggles to read, so a class storytelling assignment fills him with dread. A heartfelt Questioneers story about dyslexia, art, and finding your own way to tell a story.

Abraham Lincoln

The d'Aulaires tell Lincoln's life story from his log cabin boyhood to the presidency. A Caldecott winning classic biography with rich, old fashioned art.

Actual Size

Steve Jenkins shows animals and their parts at their true size, from a gorilla's hand to a giant squid's eye. Kids love holding their hands up to the pages.

Ada Twist, Scientist

Ada Twist is endlessly curious and turns every question into an experiment, even when it causes chaos at home. A rhyming celebration of curiosity and girls in science.

Adopted by an Owl: The True Story of Jackson the Owl

A family of wildlife rehabilitators raises an orphaned great horned owl and teaches him to survive in the wild. A fascinating true story for animal lovers.

The Adventures of Beekle: The Unimaginary Friend

Beekle waits and waits to be imagined by a child, then sets off on his own to find his friend. A Caldecott winner about friendship and being brave.

After the Fall: How Humpty Dumpty Got Back Up Again

After his fall, Humpty Dumpty is too scared to climb, until he finds the courage to face his fear. A powerful story about bouncing back.

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

From gum in his hair to lima beans at dinner, everything goes wrong for Alexander. Kids laugh in recognition, and it reminds everyone that some days are just like that.

Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday

Grandparents give Alexander a dollar, and bit by bit he spends it on gum, bets, and fines until nothing is left. A hilarious, painless first lesson in saving money.

Alexander, Who's Not (Do You Hear Me? I Mean It!) Going to Move

Alexander flatly refuses to move when his family relocates, and he means it. A funny, honest story for any kid dreading a big change.

Aliens Love Underpants

Aliens zoom down to Earth for one reason only: to swipe the underpants off our clotheslines. Pure silliness in rhyme, and a guaranteed hit with giggly preschoolers.

All Are Welcome

Rhyming text follows a school day where every child, family, and tradition is welcome. Our favorite back to school pick for building a kind classroom.

All the Way to the Top: How One Girl's Fight for Americans with Disabilities Changed Everything

Young Jennifer Keelan crawled up the U.S. Capitol steps to fight for the Americans with Disabilities Act. A powerful true story about kids making change.

All the World

One family's day unfolds from the beach to a farm stand to a cozy dinner, celebrating the world's small wonders. A lyrical, thankful read for gathering together.

All-of-a-Kind Family Hanukkah

Gertie is sent to her room for a tantrum while her family prepares latkes, but Papa brings her back for the candle lighting. A warm Hanukkah story full of family.

Alma and How She Got Her Name

Alma thinks her name is way too long, until her father tells her the story behind each part. A warm Caldecott Honor book about family history and identity.

Alphabet City

Letters hide in everyday city scenes, from bridges to lampposts, painted so realistically they look like photographs. A Caldecott Honor book that turns any walk into a letter hunt.

Alphabet Mystery

Little x is missing from Charley's alphabet, and the other lowercase letters set off to find him. A fun mystery that shows every letter matters.

Alphabet Under Construction

A busy mouse builds, paints, and constructs every letter of the alphabet. A great fit for kids who love tools, trucks, and building.

Always Remember

After Old Turtle's final swim, his ocean friends remember how he made their lives better. A beautiful story about legacy and grief.

Amelia Bedelia

Amelia Bedelia takes every instruction literally, so she dusts the furniture with dusting powder and dresses the chicken in clothes. A classic about wordplay and misunderstandings.

And Then Comes Summer

From flip flops and hide and seek to fireflies, fireworks, and ice cream, a family counts down the joys of summer. A happy, rhythmic read for the last week of school.

Anh's Anger

When Anh gets angry, his grandfather encourages him to sit with his anger, which appears as a funny red creature. A gentle introduction to mindfulness based on Thich Nhat Hanh's teachings.

Animalia

Each letter comes with an alliterative phrase and an incredibly detailed illustration packed with hidden objects. A stunning alphabet book kids can pore over for hours.

Anno's Counting Book

A wordless counting book that follows a village and its countryside growing through the months of the year. Rich, detailed pictures reward close looking.

Are You My Mother?

A baby bird hatches while his mother is away and asks everyone he meets if they're his mother. A sweet, simple classic for beginning readers.

Areli Is a Dreamer: A True Story

Areli stays in Mexico with her grandmother until she can join her parents in New York, then learns to make a new home. A heartfelt true story of immigration.

Astronaut Handbook

A class of young astronaut trainees learns what it really takes to go to space, from training and food to sleeping in zero gravity. Funny, fact packed, and perfect for future space explorers.

A Bad Case of Stripes

Camilla worries so much about fitting in that she breaks out in stripes and wilder things, until she admits she loves lima beans. A vivid classic about being true to yourself.

Badger's Parting Gifts

When old Badger dies, his friends grieve and then remember all the things he taught them. A gentle classic for helping kids through loss.

Balloons Over Broadway

Puppeteer Tony Sarg invents the giant balloons that float through the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. A fascinating true story to read before the parade.

Bare Tree and Little Wind: A Story for Holy Week

Little Wind watches a bare tree refuse to celebrate as the Quiet Man enters the city, then sees her begin to bloom. A gentle, beautiful way to share Holy Week with kids.

Baseball Saved Us

A Japanese American boy sent to an internment camp in World War II finds pride and purpose on a makeshift baseball field. A powerful history lesson for older kids.

Bathe the Cat

A family rushes to clean before Grandma visits, but the cat keeps rearranging the chore list. Funny, chaotic, and a laugh out loud read aloud.

Be Kind

When Tanisha spills grape juice on her new dress, her classmate wonders how to help and what kindness really means. A thoughtful story that shows small acts of kindness add up.

Be Quiet!

Rupert the mouse wants to star in a beautiful wordless picture book, but his chatty friends simply will not stop talking. Kids crack up at the irony, and it's a total blast to read aloud.

Beach Bummer

Everyone in Soggy Hollow loves beach day except Bruce, who finds it too hot, sandy, and windy. A breezy, funny Little Bruce book for kids who prefer a shady spot.

Bear Says Thanks

Bear wants a feast but has an empty cupboard, so his friends each bring a dish and he finds his own way to share. A rhyming gratitude story for little ones.

Bear Stays Up for Christmas

Bear's friends wake him up to celebrate Christmas, and he tries his best to stay awake all night. Warm rhymes about friendship and giving.

Beautiful Oops!

Torn paper, spills, and smudges turn into something wonderful with a little imagination. An interactive book that helps kids see mistakes as a chance to create.

Because Claudette

Claudette Colvin refuses to give up her bus seat at 15, months before Rosa Parks. An important story about courage.

Because of You, John Lewis

Tybre Faw, a young boy inspired by John Lewis, meets his hero and walks with him across the Edmund Pettus Bridge. A moving true story about mentorship.

Bedtime for Frances

Frances the badger keeps finding reasons to get out of bed, from a tiger in the room to a crack in the ceiling. A funny, timeless classic for kids who stall at bedtime.

The Bell Rang

An enslaved girl tells how her family's week is ruled by the bell, until her brother runs away. A powerful, simple story for older kids.

Benji, the Bad Day, and Me

Sammy's day is going terribly, and his autistic little brother Benji is having a rough one too. Then Benji finds his own way to comfort him. Tender and real.

Benny Doesn't Like to Be Hugged

A girl describes her autistic friend Benny in rhyme, from the things he doesn't like to all the reasons she loves him. Simple and full of acceptance.

Between Us and Abuela: A Family Story from the Border

María and Juan visit their abuela at the border fence for a Christmas gathering, and María finds a creative way to get Juan's gift to her. Moving and hopeful.

Big Book of the Blue

Big, beautiful illustrations introduce whales, sharks, jellyfish, and all kinds of ocean life, with a little fish to find on every spread. Great for browsing together.

Big Brothers Don't Take Naps

Nick lists all the great things his big brother does with him, getting ready to welcome a new baby. A warm celebration of siblings.

Big Cat, Little Cat

A big cat teaches a little cat everything, until one day the big cat is gone. A simple, moving Caldecott Honor book about love and loss.

Big Feelings

A group of kids hits frustration and disagreement while working on something together, then talks it through. Great for showing how big feelings can be shared and worked out as a team.

Big Pumpkin

A witch can't budge her giant pumpkin, and one monster after another fails until a tiny bat finds a way. A fun cumulative tale about teamwork for Halloween.

Big Red Barn

Margaret Wise Brown's gentle rhymes follow the farm animals through a day in and around the big red barn until they settle down for the night. A soothing bedtime classic.

Bigmama's

Donald Crews remembers summers at his grandmother's country home, where everything is exactly as he left it. A loving, nostalgic look at family and summer traditions.

Billie Jean Peet, Athlete

Billie Jean feels like she doesn't measure up in her family of musicians, until a basketball game shows her how to blend her talents into something all her own.

Birds

A young girl watches birds from her window and imagines all the shapes, colors, and wonders they hold. Its bright, simple pages spark curiosity about the natural world.

A Blue Kind of Day

Coen wakes up feeling blue, and his family keeps trying to fix it when he just needs them close. Helpful for kids who need permission to feel sad and for the grownups who love them.

Bo the Brave

Bo's big brothers say she's too little to hunt monsters, so she sets off alone and finds the creatures are friendly. A clever twist about who the real monsters are.

Bok's Giant Leap

Bok is a moon rock who watches billions of years of Earth's history unfold, then gets carried home by the Apollo 11 astronauts. A sweeping, gorgeous story written by Neil Armstrong himself.

Bonaparte Falls Apart

Bonaparte the skeleton keeps losing his bones, and his monster friends help him pull himself together before school starts. Silly, sweet, and great for nervous kids.

Boomer's Big Day

Boomer the dog is confused when his family packs up to move. A sweet story about change for little ones.

The Boy with Big, Big Feelings

A boy feels everything in a very big way and tries to hide it, until he learns that his feelings are worth sharing. Reassuring for sensitive kids who feel things deeply.

Brave Every Day

Anxious Camila dreads a class trip to the aquarium, until she helps a scared classmate and finds her own courage. A gentle story for worried kids.

Brave Girl: Clara and the Shirtwaist Makers' Strike of 1909

Young immigrant Clara Lemlich stands up to unfair factory conditions and leads a massive strike. A great story about courage and workers' rights.

Breathing Makes It Better

Simple rhyming text walks kids through breathing exercises for when they feel scared, sad, or mad. An easy, practical book to keep handy for calm down moments.

The Brilliant Deep: Rebuilding the World's Coral Reefs

Ken Nedimyer grows baby coral and plants it back on dying reefs, starting a worldwide movement. A hopeful true story showing how one person can make a difference.

Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

A brown bear, a red bird, a yellow duck, and more answer the same simple question in Eric Carle's bold collage art. Perfect for toddlers learning colors, animals, and patterns.

Bruce and the Legend of Soggy Hollow

Bruce hates holidays, so his mice and geese try a scary story to get him into the Halloween spirit, until a ghostly visitor appears. Spooky, silly fun that never gets too scary.

Bruce Saves the Planet

Bruce just wants a quiet day of fishing, but beetles steal his lunch and protesters are fighting a factory in the forest. A funny, gentle introduction to caring for the planet.

The Bruce Swap

The mice wish Bruce were more fun, and suddenly a cheerful bear appears, but it is really his wild cousin Kevin. A clever, funny story about loving people just as they are.

Bruce's Big Move

Fed up with the mischievous mice, Bruce packs up his geese and moves somewhere rodent free, but nothing goes to plan. A funny, warm story for families facing a move.

Bruce's Big Storm

A huge storm sends Bruce's woodland neighbors crowding into his already full home. Funny and heartwarming, it shows kids how opening your door builds a real community.

Buffalo Fluffalo

A little buffalo puffs up his fur to look big and tough, but bluffing leaves him lonely. A silly, sweet story about how real friends like you just as you are.

Bully

Sixth graders Lyla and Jamie stand up for each other when popular girls bully them online. A powerful Patricia Polacco story for older kids.

The Bunny Book

A baby bunny's family imagines what he might become, a farmer, a cowboy, a policeman, but he has his own sweet answer. A tender Little Golden Book about growing up.

Bunny Slopes

Readers tilt and turn the book to help Bunny ski down a snowy slope without crashing. Perfect for little hands that love to be part of the story.

Butt or Face?

Each page shows a close up animal photo and asks if you're looking at its butt or its face, then reveals the answer with fun facts. Expect giggles and lots of shouted guesses.

Call Me Roberto!: Roberto Clemente Goes to Bat for Latinos

Roberto Clemente insists on being called by his real name as he becomes a baseball star and a voice for Latino players. Inspiring for sports fans.

Can You Make a Scary Face?

A goofy ladybug bosses readers around, getting them to stand, sit, wiggle away a pretend bug, and make their scariest face. Pure get up and move fun for preschool storytime.

Carmela Full of Wishes

On her birthday, Carmela finally gets to tag along on her brother's errands and finds a dandelion to wish on. A tender story about family, hope, and siblings.

A Case of the Zaps

Pi the robot gets so anxious before a class field trip that their systems start to glitch, until a doctor shares ways to cope. A playful, reassuring look at anxiety and how to cope.

The Cat in the Hat

On a rainy day, a mischievous cat shows up and turns a quiet house upside down. A Dr. Seuss classic that has helped generations of kids learn to read.

Catching Thoughts

A girl learns to notice a troubling thought, treat it kindly, and let it go so she can choose more hopeful ones. A simple, calming introduction to mindfulness.

Celebrate Hanukkah

Photos from around the world show how families light candles, share food, and celebrate Hanukkah. A great nonfiction introduction for school age kids.

Chanukah Lights

Stunning pop ups by Robert Sabuda show menorahs glowing in different places and times, one for each night. A keepsake to bring out every year.

Chester Raccoon and the Acorn Full of Memories

When a classmate won't be coming back to school, Chester's mom teaches him how to make a memory. A gentle story for grieving kids.

Chester Raccoon and the Almost Perfect Sleepover

Chester loves his first sleepover until bedtime, when he can't sleep and misses home. A reassuring story for kids nervous about nights away, with home always waiting.

Chester Raccoon and the Big Bad Bully

When a bully troubles Chester, his mom tells a story about smoothing a sharp stone. Chester and friends try kindness, a gentle, hopeful lesson in handling bullies peacefully.

Chester the Brave

Mrs. Raccoon teaches Chester that bravery means doing something even when you're scared, with three simple steps and a Kissing Hand. A gentle, practical guide to courage.

Chester's Way

Best friends Chester and Wilson do everything exactly the same way, until bold, quirky Lilly moves in. Kids learn that new friends can make life bigger and better.

Chicka Chicka 1, 2, 3

Numbers from one to one hundred race to the top of an apple tree in this rhythmic chant. A fun companion to Chicka Chicka Boom Boom for counting practice.

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom

The letters of the alphabet race up a coconut tree until it all comes tumbling down. An irresistible rhythmic classic for learning the ABCs.

The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey

A grieving, gloomy woodcarver agrees to carve a nativity set for a widow and her son, and their kindness slowly heals his heart. A moving Christmas story about hope.

Clap, Wave, Blow a Kiss!

Toddlers practice gestures like clapping, waving, and blowing kisses, the building blocks of early communication. Interactive and fun for babies just starting to talk.

Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type

Farmer Brown's cows find a typewriter and start leaving notes with demands, going on strike when he refuses. A hilarious Caldecott Honor book about negotiation.

The Color Monster: A Story About Emotions

Color Monster wakes up with all his feelings jumbled together, and a little girl helps him sort them by color. A simple, brilliant first book for naming emotions with preschoolers.

Commotion in the Ocean

Silly rhyming poems introduce crabs, whales, dolphins, and lots of other ocean creatures. Bouncy and fun to read aloud with little ones.

Compost Stew: An A to Z Recipe for the Earth

A rhyming alphabet recipe shows kids exactly what goes into a compost pile, from apple cores to zucchini peels. Fun for gardening families and Earth Day lessons.

A Computer Called Katherine: How Katherine Johnson Helped Put America on the Moon

Katherine Johnson loved numbers and grew up to calculate the math that helped send astronauts to the moon. An inspiring STEM biography.

Corduroy

A teddy bear in overalls searches a department store at night for his missing button, hoping someone will take him home. A tender classic about friendship and being loved as you are.

Counting Creatures

Julia Donaldson's rhymes count up animals and their babies, with clever flaps and peekaboo surprises. A beautiful counting book that rewards repeat reads.

Counting Crocodiles

A clever monkey tricks a river full of crocodiles into lining up so she can count them and reach a banana tree. A funny, rhyming counting adventure.

Counting Kisses

A sleepy baby gets kiss after kiss from the whole family, counted out from ten all the way down to one as bedtime nears. A sweet counting game to share at the end of the day.

Counting on Katherine: How Katherine Johnson Saved Apollo 13

Katherine Johnson loved to count as a child and grew up to become the NASA mathematician who helped bring Apollo 13 home. An inspiring true story about math and determination.

The Country Bunny and the Little Gold Shoes

A mother rabbit with twenty one children becomes one of the Easter Bunnies and earns the little gold shoes. A timeless classic about determination and motherhood.

Crab Cake: Turning the Tide Together

Crab bakes cakes while other sea creatures go about their day, until a sudden disaster changes everything and Crab leads the way in helping. Clever and hopeful, great for talking about caring for the ocean.

Crow Call

Nine year old Liz goes hunting with her father after he returns from war, and they reconnect. A quiet, beautiful story about families.

Crunch, the Shy Dinosaur

Crunch is very shy, and readers have to speak softly and gently to coax him out. Interactive and sweet, perfect for little ones who are shy themselves.

Cry, Heart, But Never Break

Death visits four siblings caring for their grandmother and tells them a story about why life and loss go together. Deeply moving and comforting.

The Curious Garden

Liam finds a few struggling plants on an old railway and tends them until green spreads across his gray city. An inspiring story about how one kid can make a difference.

Dad and the Dinosaur

Nicholas carries a toy dinosaur to feel brave, and when he loses it his dad comes through. A tender story about fears, courage, and the bond between father and son.

Dancing Hands: How Teresa Carreño Played the Piano for President Lincoln

Young Teresa Carreño used music to heal her heart after fleeing Venezuela, then played the piano at the White House for President Lincoln. Lyrical and inspiring.

The Darkest Dark

Young Chris dreams of being an astronaut but is terrified of the dark, until watching the moon landing shows him how wonderful the dark can be. Real astronaut Chris Hadfield's story is perfect for bedtime fears.

David Gets in Trouble

Every time David gets in trouble he has an excuse, until he learns that saying sorry feels far better. A funny, honest look at owning mistakes that sparks great conversations.

David Goes to School

David chews gum, talks out of turn, and starts a food fight, earning plenty of No, David! from his teacher. Kids love his mischief and the sweet ending.

The Day It Rained Hearts

When hearts fall from the sky, Cornelia Augusta makes special valentines for each of her friends. A sweet, simple Valentine's Day read with a craft idea built in.

The Day the Crayons Made Friends

Duncan's crayons sneak off around his bedroom and befriend the toys and odds and ends they find there. Each crayon returns with a goofy tale, and it's a sweet reminder that friends turn up everywhere.

A Day with No Words

Tiffany Hammond shows a day with her nonspeaking autistic son, who communicates with his tablet. A loving reminder that there are many ways to talk.

The Day You Begin

Kids who feel different, from their lunches to their summers, discover that sharing their stories helps them find each other. A gorgeous read for starting school and building belonging.

Dear Girl,

Written by a mother and daughter, this book is a loving letter to girls, encouraging them to be loud, be curious, feel their feelings, and love exactly who they are.

Dear Zoo

A child writes to the zoo for a pet and gets sent a series of animals that don't quite fit, until the perfect one arrives. A lift the flap favorite for toddlers.

Death Is Stupid

This honest book gives kids permission to feel angry and sad about death and offers real ways to remember. A refreshing take on grief.

Diapers Are Not Forever

A gentle, encouraging guide that walks toddlers from diapers to the potty one small step at a time. Practical, positive, and easy to read again and again.

The Dinosaur Expert

Kimmy knows everything about dinosaurs, but on a museum trip a classmate makes her wonder if girls can be scientists. A great story about confidence and real women paleontologists.

Dinosaur vs. the Potty

Dinosaur battles juice, water, and lemonade, but can he defeat the potty? A roaring, funny potty training favorite.

Dinosaurs Divorce: A Guide for Changing Families

A friendly dinosaur family explains divorce, living in two homes, and the big feelings that come with it. A practical guide for families going through change.

Do You Want to Play?: Making Friends with an Autistic Kid

Jamie wants to play with Dylan, an autistic boy, but he doesn't play the way she expects. She keeps trying until they find a way. Practical and kind.

The Doctor with an Eye for Eyes: The Story of Dr. Patricia Bath

Patricia Bath faced racism and sexism on her way to becoming a doctor and inventing a new way to treat cataracts. A rhyming, inspiring science biography.

Dog Heaven

Cynthia Rylant imagines a heaven where dogs eat biscuits and run through fields. A comforting read after losing a family dog.

Don't Push the Button!

Larry the monster has one rule: don't push the button. Of course kids push it, and the silly surprises that follow have toddlers giggling every single time.

The Don't Worry Book

Todd Parr's bright, silly art offers kids simple ways to handle worries. A reassuring pick for anxious little ones.

The Dot

Vashti is sure she can't draw, until her teacher frames the single dot she made in frustration. A modern classic about courage, creativity, and making your mark.

Double Trouble for Anna Hibiscus

Anna Hibiscus's new twin baby brothers get all the attention, and Anna isn't so sure she likes it. A warm story about feeling left out.

Down, Down, Down: A Journey to the Bottom of the Sea

Steve Jenkins takes readers from the sunny surface to the deepest trench, meeting stranger creatures the farther down they go. A fascinating dive for budding scientists.

Dr. Seuss's ABC: An Amazing Alphabet Book!

Dr. Seuss runs through the alphabet with zany creatures and silly rhymes. A fun, classic way to learn letters and their sounds.

Drawn Together

A boy and his grandfather don't speak the same language, until they start drawing together and find a whole new way to connect. Stunning art and a big heart.

Dreamers

Yuyi Morales tells how she came to the U.S. with her baby son and found a new home in the public library. A gorgeous love letter to books and immigrant families.

Duck, Death and the Tulip

Duck befriends Death and they spend time together until Duck's life ends. A quiet, profound book for gentle conversations about dying.

Each Kindness

Chloe and her friends ignore the new girl Maya, and when Maya moves away, Chloe realizes it's too late to make it right. A powerful, honest story that sparks real conversations about kindness.

Each Peach Pear Plum

Kids spot nursery rhyme and fairy tale characters hidden in each picture as the rhyming story unfolds. A classic I spy book for little ones.

The Earth Book

Todd Parr's bright, simple pages show little ways kids can care for the planet, like saving water and planting trees. Ideal for toddlers and Earth Day.

The Easter Bunny's Assistant

The Easter Bunny and his skunk assistant try to show readers how to decorate eggs, with smelly results. Jan Thomas's bold, silly style keeps kids laughing.

The Easter Egg

Hoppi the bunny wants to make the best egg for the Easter Bunny, but helping a robin's egg turns out to be the best idea. Gorgeous and gentle.

Eating the Alphabet: Fruits & Vegetables from A to Z

Lois Ehlert takes kids on a colorful tour of fruits and vegetables from apricot to zucchini. A bright alphabet book that might even get kids excited about new foods.

Edward the Emu

Bored of being an emu, Edward tries life as a seal, a lion, and a snake at the zoo. A funny rhyming story about learning to be happy as yourself.

Edwina, the Dinosaur Who Didn't Know She Was Extinct

Everyone loves Edwina the dinosaur except Reginald, who is determined to prove she is extinct. Mo Willems at his funniest, with a sweet twist about listening.

Egg

Four eggs crack open, three baby birds fly off, and the fourth egg holds a big surprise. Told in comic panels with few words, it is a sweet story about unlikely friends.

The Egg Tree

Two children find their grandmother's old painted eggs and help create a beautiful egg tree tradition. A Caldecott winner that celebrates family heritage.

The Eleventh Hour: A Curious Mystery

Horace the elephant's birthday feast vanishes, and readers must find clues to solve the mystery. A puzzle packed book kids return to again and again.

Elmer

Elmer the patchwork elephant tries to look like everyone else, then realizes his herd loves him for being himself. A bright, cheerful classic about being different.

Emily's Blue Period

After her parents divorce, Emily turns to art and decides she's in a blue period like Picasso. A thoughtful, comforting book for kids navigating a family change.

Emmanuel's Dream: The True Story of Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah

Born in Ghana with one strong leg, Emmanuel biked nearly 400 miles across his country to show what people with disabilities can do. A moving true story of determination.

Enemy Pie

A boy's dad promises a secret recipe to get rid of his new enemy, but there's a catch: he has to spend the whole day with him. A clever, funny story about how enemies become friends.

Erno Rubik and His Magic Cube

Curious Erno Rubik invents a puzzle cube to explore how things move and fit together. A fun biography celebrating curiosity and problem solving.

Evelyn Del Rey Is Moving Away

Daniela and her best friend Evelyn share one last day together before Evelyn moves away. A tender, honest look at the sadness of saying goodbye to a friend.

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