Halloween is a holiday cherished by young and old. The following board books are gentle introductions to the spooky day.
Browsing: picture books
The weather is cooling and the leaves are changing. What better way to celebrate autumn than with picture books?
A little girl sets out to find her lost cat and finds some other missing pets along the way in Lost, by Bob Staake.
This Is How We Play: A Celebration of Disability and Adaptation, by Jessica Slice, Caroline Cupp, Kayla Harren, focuses on inclusion.
Three mice are tasked with saving Earth from an asteroid in Mousetronaut Saves the World, by US Senator and retired NASA astronaut Mark Kelly and illustrator C.F. Payne.
Agatha Christie’s The Mysterious Affair at Styles is adapted for young readers in Marci Kay Monson and Greg Paprocki’s new book by the same title.
Learn about creative genius Edward Gorey in As Edward Imagined: A Story of Edward Gorey in Three Acts, by Matthew Burgess and Marc Majewski.
A curious girl searches for the answers to all her questions in I Want to Read All the Books, by Debbie Ridpath Ohi.
A girl struggles to feel normal after being forced from her home in The Light of Home: A Story of Family, Creativity, and Belonging, by Diana Farid and Hoda Hadadi.
A girl finds joy planting and caring for weird plants in Millie Fleur’s Poison Garden, a picture book by Christy Mandin.