Both entertaining and thought-provoking, The Lie Berry encourages creativity while nudging kids to think before they speak—or snack on unknown berries!
Author: Bianca Schulze
Today, we dive into the magical world of mermaids and time-twisting adventures with Liz Kessler, the beloved author behind the Emily Windsnap series.
In the third book of the Simone LaFray series, S.P. O’Farrell delivers a globe-trotting, chess-themed nail-biter that elevates this spy series to new heights.
Animals Feeling Like Us is a great tool for supporting emotional literacy at home or in the classroom. It belongs on every shelf where young minds grow.
I Am Not Sophie will be a delightful addition to any bedtime routine and a must-have for families and childhood educators who value imagination and connection.
With its bright, joyful illustrations and rhythmic, parallel text, Millie & Mina is a heartwarming celebration of friendship across cultures.
In Sometimes, a Tiger, debut author Z.B. Asterplume weaves quiet magic and heart into a tale showing how imagination and kindness light up hard days.
In Squid in Pants, Theodore Geisel Honor–winning author-illustrator Kaz Windness delivers another delightfully goofy early reader.
Allie Millington reveals how she transformed rejection letters into a “rejection collection” that ultimately inspired When You Find a Hope.
Courtney Ball’s What Do You Do with Your Poo? is a laugh-out-loud romp through the wonderfully weird world of animal bathroom behavior.