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What Could I Be?
What Could Aubree Be?
Little Hedgehog Books
For the curious preschooler who loves to play pretend and wonders about the many exciting things they might do when they
Ages 2–6
What Could I Be?
What Could Lola Be?
Little Hedgehog Books
For the child who loves to play pretend, this book nurtures self-belief and explores the exciting world of potential car
Ages 3–7
Usborne Illustrated Guides #2
Norse Myths and Legends
Cheryl Evans, Anne Millard
For the child captivated by brave heroes and powerful gods, this guide blends thrilling legendary tales with fascinating
Ages 7–11
What Could I Be?
What Could Nevaeh Be?
Little Hedgehog Books
For the child who loves to imagine their future self, this rhythmic journey explores a world of career possibilities to
Ages 3–8
The Legends of Greemulax
Kimmy Schmidt
For the child grappling with the idea that growing up means losing their gentleness or becoming someone they don't recog
Ages 8–12
Reel Life Starring Us #1
Reel Life Starring Us
Lisa Greenwald
For the middle schooler navigating the pressure of fitting in while realizing that the popular kids are often fighting b
Ages 10–14
What Could I Be?
What Could Aria Be?
Little Hedgehog Books
For the child who loves to play pretend and is starting to wonder what they will be when they grow up, this story celebr
Ages 3–7
Our Library
Eve Bunting
For the child who loves their local library, this story follows a group of animal friends who refuse to let their favori
Ages 4–8
A Pack of Liars
Anne Fine
For the child who finds everyday life a bit dull and loves to embellish the truth, this story explores the messy consequ
Ages 9–12
Dear Mothman
Robin Gow
For the child navigating the deep waters of grief after losing a close friend and searching for a sense of belonging wit
Ages 10–14
Who Do You Think You Are? #1
Be a Family Tree Detective
Dan Waddell
For the child who loves solving mysteries and wants to know more about their own history. This interactive guide turns f
Ages 8–12
Geronimo Stilton #13
The Phantom of the Subway
Geronimo Stilton
For the child who loves a little spooky excitement but still needs a safety net of humor, follow Geronimo as he faces hi
Ages 7–10
What Could I Be
Fizz Walsh
For the child who loves to wonder what the future holds. This collection of rhyming poems invites little ones to imagine
Ages 3–8
They Were Roommates #2
But I Hate Him
Page Powars
For the teen navigating the friction of high school rivalry while discovering their true self. A joyful look at competit
Ages 13–18
Kitty Sweet Tooth #2
Kitty Sweet Tooth Makes a Movie
Abby Denson
For the child who loves to create and collaborate, this vibrant story celebrates the joy of bringing big, colorful dream
Ages 6–9
The Hills of Estrella Roja
Ashley Robin Franklin
For the teen navigating the heavy fog of loss while searching for their place in the world and the courage to embrace a
Ages 14–18
Free Thaddeus!
John Gosselink
For the child who feels misunderstood by authority or finds themselves in trouble for 'helping' in unconventional ways.
Ages 8–12
Our Eleanor: A Scrapbook Look at Eleanor Roosevelt's Remarkable Life
Candace Fleming
For the young reader who feels shy or overlooked, this scrapbook biography shows how an insecure child grew into a world
Ages 10–15
Usborne Joke Books
The Usborne Book of Silly Jokes
Philip Hawthorn
For the child who loves to be the center of attention or needs a little help breaking the ice with classmates through th
Ages 6–9
American Biography
The Many Lives of Benjamin Franklin
Aliki
For the child who wonders what they can become, this lively biography shows how one person's curiosity can lead to a lif
Ages 7–10
Internment
Samira Ahmed
For the teen processing current events and systemic unfairness, this urgent story explores how one voice can spark a mov
Ages 14–18
Ellsworth's Extraordinary Electric Ears and Other Amazing Alphabet Anecdotes
Valorie Fisher
For the child who loves to linger over details, these alliterative tales and elaborate dioramas turn the alphabet into a
Ages 4–8
Wicked Girls
Stephanie Hemphill
For the teen navigating the intense pressure of social cliques, this verse novel explores how fear and jealousy can lead
Ages 13–18
History Comics
The Prohibition Era: America's War on Alcohol
Jason Viola
For the curious student who wants to understand how a single law changed American culture, fueled the rise of the mob, a
Ages 9–14
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