Staff picks

Multiple narrators share different perspectives

Gender diversity and LGBTQIA++ inclusive board books and picture books for birth to age 5.

Gender diversity and LGBTQIA++ inclusive books for ages 5-8.

Put down the game controller, log off the computer, hang up the phone, turn off the TV. Books for Kids and family in grades K-3.

Nonfiction books for preschoolers to middle schoolers about and including LGTBQ+ individuals.

Explore the experiences and contributions of Asian Americans, Native Hawaii'ans and Pacific Islanders in these nonfiction books for grades K-8.

Fiction books for grades K, 1, 2, 3 featuring AANHPI fictional characters.

Fiction books from 2020-2023 featuring AANHPI fictional characters. For grades 4, 5, 6

Books to share with early elementary ages about amazing people such as Temple Grandin, Keith Haring, Elgin Baylor, even the inventor of the popsicle!

Practice vowel sounds with these picture books for preschoolers and early elementary ages.

These books use typefaces like Dyslexie, OpenDyslexic and EasyReading that are designed specifically for readers with dyslexia.

To help children process loss, these picture books talk about sadness, absences, and death.

Help your family celebrate Earth Day and our connections to the planet with fiction and nonfiction about plants, animals, and the environment.

Books for preschoolers and grades k-5 that are perfect for STEM fun. Celebrate March Mathness and read about the lives of some amazing people!

Cooking is a great way for even young children to practice measuring, counting, and estimating, and these picture books include recipes you can make together. 

Celebrate March Mathness with these books about math concepts for grades k, 1, 2, 3.

For young children, math includes identifying numbers, associating a written number with an amount, estimating, recognizing shapes, practicing measurements, judging quantities like less and more, and so many other skills learned from birth!

Numbers, equations, patterns, measurements and more math explorations for grades 4, 5, 6.

If you like the graphic novel Hooky, try these next! These graphic novels have more tweens at magic schools or learning magic from their Kids and family.

What are you thankful for? How do you show your gratitude?