A sweet board book exploring feelings for the youngest readers (Board Book Age 0-2)
You've met the Good Egg, the Bad Seed, and the Couch Potato...now it's time to meet The Big Cheese (Picture Books Age 4-8)
A new book in the Questioneers series! Rosie, Iggy, Ada, and Aaron are joined by Lila as they explore the skills that make a great teacher (Picture Books Age 4-7)
A new book from the author of the adorable Bear series (Picture Books Age 3-6)
If you haven't tried this charming easy reader series, this is a great time to get on the Really Bird bandwagon (Easy Reader Level 2)
A new I Like to Read Comic featuring elf pals Mossy and Tweed (Easy Reader Level 2)
A new Bad Guys! This is not a drill! (Bridging Fiction Grades 2-4)
Since we created the Bridging Graphic Novels section last spring, it's been easier than ever to find graphic novel series like Stick and Stone for newly independent readers. (Bridging Graphic Novels Grades 2-4)
A new I Survived book hits the shelves this month, this one featuring an Alaskan earthquake in the 1960s (Children's Fiction Grades 3-5)
This popular zombie-fighting book (and Netflix series!) has a new installment (Children's Fiction Grades 3-5)
New Cat Kid Comic Club! New Cat Kid Comic Club! (Children's Graphic Novels Grades 3-5)
Nathan Hale returns to World War I in this new Hazardous Tale about early aviators (Children's Graphic Novels Grades 3-5)
Charlie & the Chocolate Factory meets The Westing Game in this adaptation of a popular chapter book about a game maker's escape room style library (Children's Graphic Novels Grades 3-5)
PAWS is my number one readalike recommendation for Babysitters Club fans. The third volume in this fun series about friends with a pet-sitting business starts Priya, who's struggling to maintain her friendships after her family moves. (Children's Graphic Novels Grades 3-5)
From the author of the award-winning Aviva vs. the Dybbuk, a story about a shy girl who helps a popular classmate play a series of pranks in their Orthodox Jewish community (Young Teen Fiction Grades 5-7)
Eragon fans rejoice! Set in the same world as the Inheritance Cycle, this new novel focuses on Murtaugh (Young Teen Fiction Grades 5-7)
Keeper of the Lost Cities is one of our most popular series, now available in graphic novel form! (Young Teen Graphic Novels Grades 5-7)
Fans of Are You Afraid of the Dark? and Mejia's Paola Santiago series will love this graphic novel featuring scary stories from Hispanic urban legends (Young Teen Graphic Novels Grades 5-7)
A new story from the author of The Okay Witch (Young Teen Graphic Novels Grades 5-7)
Barbara Kingsolver brings her writing talents to the children's book world with this nonfiction picture book about coyotes (Children's Nonfiction Age 4-7)
Ever wondered why the award for the best illustrated children's book in the US is called the Caldecott? This biography of the pioneering illustrator holds the answer. (Children's Nonfiction Age 5-8)
Bethany Barton has tried to love spiders, garbage, and math...now she turns her talents to germs! (Children's Nonfiction Age 4-8)
What's the perfect Christmas gift for preschoolers? The answer just might be a new Pigeon book! (Children's Holiday Age 3-5)
A fun math book that combines social emotional learning with fractions (Children's Nonfiction Age 8-12)
The award-winning team of Barnett and Klassen take on one of the most frequently asked Christmas questions (Children's Holiday Age 4-8)
This book uses a Where's Waldo-style approach to introduce kids to the world of the Bible. Make sure to check out the entire 220 section in nonfiction for more new books about Christianity (Children's Nonfiction Age 4-8)
This sequel to one of the most popular Christmas books ever is hitting the shelf this year, along with a bunch of new Christmas books. These go fast, so definitely place those holds now! (Children's Holiday Age 4-7)
