This tender picture book tackles a heavy topic—the death of a parent—with unusual gentleness, depicting loss as something that is shared.
Browsing: Loss of a Parent
National Book Award winner Shifa Saltagi Safadi joins us to talk sisterhood, survival, and writing straight from the heart in Sisters Alone.
An emotionally resonant read for children aged 10 and up who are dealing with identity, friendship drama, and coming to terms with feeling “different”.
It’s a moving and uplifting read for anyone navigating grief, learning to embrace change, or simply seeking an adventure in an extraordinary setting.
Succeeding as both a grief narrative and an environmental story, Loon Cove Summer offers an emotionally satisfying, character-driven contemporary fiction.
Hannah Edwards, a girl with ADHD, investigates her father’s disappearance while navigating school challenges, uncovering secrets, and learning about friendship.
A story that will stay with you long after you’ve turned the final page, Coyote Lost and Found is a testament to the enduring power of love and hope.
In this insightful interview, acclaimed middle-grade author Dan Gemeinhart discusses his highly anticipated standalone companion novel Coyote Lost and Found.
In this epic fantasy adventure, The Magi of Miriam: The Boy Who Saved the Kingdom, magic and heroism play out against a fantastical backdrop.
Two incredible award-winning guests, author Trudy Ludwig and illustrator Kathryn Otoshi, about their picture book Calling the Wind: A Story of Healing and Hope.