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This tender picture book tackles a heavy topic—the death of a parent—with unusual gentleness, depicting loss as something that is shared.
A gentle and resonant meditation on the fears that come with growing up and facing the world.
Academy Award-winning filmmaker, author, and illustrator Alan Barillaro returns to the Growing Readers Podcast to talk about Bunns Rabbit II.
A nonfiction picture book that follows the sunrise around the globe, introducing 15 birds and the conservation efforts working to keep their songs alive.
A kindergartner who thrives on order, discovers that messes, mistakes, and “oops” moments can be the very things that bring a classroom community together.
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Perfect for families living with separation or divorce, Will You Come, Daniella? is touching and thought-provoking.
Muppit Boy is back, and this time he’s taking to the skies in Michael J. Bowler’s Muppit Boy and the Wheel of Power!
Venture into the unknown with Karen Henrich’s Brave Like Me, a charming picture book about four friends who find courage through curiosity and friendship.
Venture deep into the Dark Swamp for a mystery-filled adventure in Sam Campbell’s Quagmire!
Ninjas, monsters, doppelgängers, and an army of rats? Bring on the chaos in Shawn Hainsworth’s Zicky: Wrath of the Rat King!
Venture into a junkyard where loyalty is tested, danger is closing in, and choosing peace may take the greatest courage of all in Bryan Reilly’s The Junkyard.
Return to the magical realm of Arborea for a thrilling new adventure in Sharique Zea’s Lionborn and the Secret of Dark Rider!
Stomp, roar, and celebrate all eight nights with Naomi Gruer’s dino-mite adventure, Hear Me Roar! I’m a HANUKKAHsaur!
Step into the beauty of the Pacific Northwest with Nikki McClure’s A Forest, A Family, A Harbor, A Home, a handcrafted celebration of the places we call home.
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