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Make Way for Sam Houston
Jean Fritz
For the child curious about how one person can change history, this biography explores the bold life and complex choices
Ages 8–12
Hispanic Star
Sonia Sotomayor
Claudia Romo Edelman, Nathalie Alonso
For the child dreaming of a big future, this inspiring biography follows Sonia Sotomayor's journey from a humble Bronx u
Ages 8–12
World Myths and Legends
African Myths and Legends
Catherine Chambers
For the child curious about how the world began or why animals behave the way they do, these vibrant tales offer a windo
Ages 8–12
In Translation: What It Really Means #2
The Star-Spangled Banner
Elizabeth Raum
For the curious child who wonders what our national anthem actually means, this book translates the 1812 lyrics into wor
Ages 6–9
Once Upon a Time, the End
Geoffrey Kloske
For the child who keeps asking for 'just one more story' when you are ready for bed, this hilarious book shows what happ
Ages 4–8
Sasha Sings
Sasha Sings: Understanding Parts of a Sentence
Cari Meister
For the child starting to write their own stories who needs a friendly way to understand how sentences work through the
Ages 5–8
Night-Night, Knight and Other Poems
Michael Rosen
For the child who loves to giggle at silly words and find the extraordinary in everyday moments, this playful poetry col
Ages 3–7
Myrtle Hardcastle Mystery #5
Myrtle, Means, and Opportunity
Elizabeth C. Bunce
For the precocious child who loves outsmarting adults, this Victorian mystery celebrates sharp wits, scholarly curiosity
Ages 10–14
Over the Ocean
Taro Gomi
For the child who gets lost in daydreams, this quiet masterpiece explores the endless possibilities of what might exist
Ages 3–6
The Inheritance Games #6
The Same Backward as Forward
Jennifer Lynn Barnes
For the teen who feels like their family history is a puzzle with missing pieces, this high-stakes mystery explores the
Ages 12–18
Long Ago when I was Young
E. Nesbit
For the child who feels misunderstood at school or finds comfort in their own imagination, this memoir explores the high
Ages 8–12
The Knight and the Dragon
Tomie dePaola
For the child who feels pressured to be 'tough' or competitive, this silly tale shows that your natural talents might be
Ages 4–8
Four Friends #4
Four Friends Together
Sue Heap
For the preschooler who loves their stuffed animals and needs a gentle wind-down to ease the transition from busy play t
Ages 2–5
Reality Boy
A.S. King
For the teen struggling with a reputation they can't outrun or feeling exploited by the adults in their life. A raw look
Ages 14–18
What If...
Samantha Berger
For the child who feels a constant itch to create, this book shows that our imagination is a gift no one can ever take a
Ages 4–8
Truth, Lies, and the Questions in Between
L. M. Elliott
For the teen starting to question their parents' political views or discovering that the heroes in history books are mor
Ages 12–18
Groundbreaking Guys: 40 Men Who Became Great by Doing Good
Stephanie True Peters
For children questioning what it means to be a hero, this collection offers an inspiring alternative to traditional tale
Ages 8–12
Poems for Tortured Souls
Liz Ison
For the teen navigating the highs and lows of first love, heartbreak, and the moody aesthetic of self-discovery through
Ages 12–18
Stamped (for Kids): Racism, Antiracism, and You
Jason Reynolds, Ibram X. Kendi
For the child asking big questions about fairness and history, this conversational guide breaks down the origins of raci
Ages 7–12
How to Send a Hug
Hayley Rocco
For the child who misses a faraway relative, this story shows how a simple letter can carry all the warmth of a real-lif
Ages 3–6
Matt Christopher Sports Biographies
Muhammad Ali
Matt Christopher
For the young sports fan curious about more than just the game, this biography explores how a legendary athlete used his
Ages 8–12
How the King of Elfhame Learned to Hate Stories
Holly Black
For the teen who feels like an outsider and hides their vulnerability behind a sharp wit or a tough exterior.
Ages 14–18
Jump Back, Honey: The Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar
Paul Dunbar
For the family looking to celebrate Black heritage through the soulful rhythms of poetry, capturing both the joys of nat
Ages 5–12
Say Her Name
Zetta Elliott
For the child processing news of systemic injustice or seeking to honor the lives of Black women through a lens of both
Ages 10–18
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