Philosophy of thinking and practical tools for systematic problem-solving are shared through a mystery story deciphered by four enthusiastic canine sleuths.
Browsing: Creativity
Sure to feel familiar to any young reader who has struggled to be helpful at grown-up tasks, this picture book centers around ideas about learning new skills.
In this beautiful picture book, readers get to watch a pet training class through the eyes of a smart, enthusiastic, and utterly loveable dog.
Get ready for a paws-itively hilarious trip to obedience school in Lorena M. Proia’s How to Be Best in Class, where being different is the best lesson of all!
Author Laurel Cash draws on her personal experiences with reluctant writers to craft this short novel aimed at middle-grade students.
Young readers, especially those navigating their own food sensitivities, will find Tova’s Sweet Solution to be a very fun read indeed.
Today, we’re joined by Desislava Chevallier, author of It’s Not Pilates, a heartwarming picture book born from a love of movement.
With its emphasis on teamwork and fairness, this is a story readers are sure to learn from—whether about cooking or about life!
Perfect for rainy afternoons, classroom drawing time, or quiet independent play, this title is sure to spark a love of drawing that lasts a lifetime.
In a world of mass production, this story shows that handmade items can be valuable and beautiful—and that new isn’t always better.