A lyrical picture book biography of Antonia Brico, the girl who refused to let a world of closed doors keep her from the conductor’s podium.
Browsing: perserverance
Upbeat and cheerful, We’re All a Little Odd is perfect for integrating SEL into mathematics classrooms—or just for fun shared reading!
A little black cat races against the Halloween moon to find a witch who needs him, in a cozy-spooky adventure about friendship, hope, and belonging.
Stomp, roar, and celebrate all eight nights with Naomi Gruer’s dino-mite adventure, Hear Me Roar! I’m a HANUKKAHsaur!
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.
Perfect for any child who has ever felt discouraged sounding out a sentence, this story offers patience, companionship, and the reminder that practice pays off.
A tender, rhyming picture book about a lonely coyote whose search for connection leads him from the rubble of the city back to the wild beauty of home.
Get ready for a laugh-out-loud rhyming adventure where one fearless pug refuses to let her size hold her back in Jill Rosen’s Ode to a Pug: I’m a BIG Dog!
In this conversation, Joan Schoettler discusses A Doctor at Heart, her inspiring picture book biography about children’s heart surgery pioneer Vivien Thomas.
Too Deep to Drown is a story about the ocean, but more importantly, it’s a story about fighting for your place in the world.