We’re Amazing 1,2,3!: A Story About Friendship and Autism is a gentle book broaching the autism spectrum for small children. Julia’s autism is handled with care.
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Natalie’s uplifting story of using the scientific process to “save” her mother from depression is sure to take root in readers’ hearts!
This is Katy Duffield showing off her latest picture book, Aliens Get the Sniffles, Too!
The Secret of Nightingale Wood, by Lucy Strange, is an EXCELLENT novel that you will not want to put down!
Check out Shelly Brown and Chad Morris’s selfie from the shelfie with Mustaches for Maddie.
Ismée Williams is the author of WATER IN MAY. She discusses the art of writing about what you know.
As the Life on Earth series demonstrates, asking questions, observing the world, and analyzing what you see is the best way to learn!
Six Dots is not only a story about braille – it is also a story about reading, and about the power of education and the support and love of family.
A key contribution to supporting STEM education, My Amazing Body Machine introduces children to the complexity and ingenuity of their own bodies.
Writer and illustrator Marty Kelley lives in NH. His picture book, Twelve Terrible Things (Tricycle Press), received a starred review in School Library Journal and a glowing write-up in The New York Times by none other than Lemony Snickett.