At heart, A Fish Called Andromeda is a story about finding wonder and joy in any situation, even in times of disappointment.
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Turns out, What About Worms!? isn’t about worms after all – it’s about tigers, and it teaches some inquisitive worms not to be afraid of tigers.
Ripley’s Missing Locket is an engaging and instructive way to help young readers think about family, possessions, and perspective.
Written by a developmental psychologist and a social worker, Charlotte’s Shadow offers an accessible way into conversations about disability and inclusion.
Coney: A Trip to Luna Park, by Jeffrey Lindberg, is a whimsical trip through time to a magical and timeless icon of childhood.
Carole P. Roman’s Grady Whill and the Templeton Codex is exciting and thought-provoking. It makes for fantastic back-to-school reading.
With a happy ending and a
promise for more adventure, this adorable series is sure to be a hit with elementary-school children.
Land of Lots, Land of Lots: Plan Gill, and Land of Lots: Plan Paige are a delightful start to a series that young readers will love!
A Knotty Problem is instructive and enjoyable, offering readers a thought-provoking story about how STEM can help with everyday problems and situations.
Marty and Lenny, by Tania Woznicki, is a good story and a valuable tool for teaching young people about empathy and kindness.