Little Heroes of Color, by David Heredia, introduces little ones to ten important heroes of color who have changed the world.
Browsing: picture books
Learn the many ways children can make a wish and how they can make their wishes come true in If You Want to Make a Wish, by Jennifer Adams and Sara Gillingham.
In Tomie dePaola’s final complete book — Where Are You, Brontë? — the author shares his relationship with his pet dog.
Two new books from duopress encourage little ones to get outside and explore. My First Book of Camping and My First Book of Hiking are a great introduction to family adventure.
A young pigeon does things his own way and inadvertently saves his flock in Seven: A Most Remarkable Pigeon, by Sandra Nickel and Aimée Sicuro.
Test your art history knowledge and hone your detective skills with Sleuth & Solve: Art, 20+ Mind-Twisting Mysteries, by Ana Gallo and Victor Escandell.
Shell Song, by Sharon Fujimoto-Johnson, tells the story of Japanese American incarceration in in Hawai’i during World War II.
Here is a Book, by Caldecott honoree Elisha Cooper, is a love letter that follows the path of a book, from conception to consumer.
A Native American learns the importance of growing out his hair in Brave, a picture book by author-illustrator Weshoyot Alvitre.
Oh So Sleepy Head to Toe is a sensory touch-and-feel book that sets the tone for calming down before bedtime.