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68 books
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3–5
6–8
9–12
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Hocus and Pocus #1
Hocus and Pocus and the Spell for Home
A. R. Capetta
For children who worry about being separated from their best friends or are looking for where they truly belong.
Ages 6–9
Great Big Books #1
The Great Big Book of Families
Mary Hoffman
Every family is unique, and this colorful treasury honors the different ways people live, celebrate, and care for one an
Ages 4–8
Wings of Fire #13
The Poison Jungle
Tui T. Sutherland
Deep in the jungle, Sundew the LeafWing hunts for a way to defeat her enemies, only to find an ancient secret that puts
Ages 8–12
Julián #2
Julián at the Wedding
Jessica Love
A grand wedding is the perfect place for flowers, cake, and mischief. Julián and his new friend Marisol find that any mi
Ages 4–8
Let's Talk About You and Me #2
Who's in My Family?
Robie H. Harris
A trip to the zoo and a big family dinner provide the perfect backdrop for Nellie and Gus to observe the many different
Ages 3–7
The Family Book
Todd Parr
Celebrate every kind of family. This vibrant guide helps children understand that whether a family is big, small, or has
Ages 3–6
All Kinds of Families!
Mary Ann Hoberman
Rings, buttons, and bottle caps all belong together in their own way, showing us that families come in every shape and s
Ages 3–7
Shabbat Is...
A. J. Sass
For families looking to see their own unique traditions reflected in the joy of Friday night, from sensory-friendly ritu
Ages 4–8
Todd Parr Books
It's Okay to Be Different
Todd Parr
Bold colors and silly scenes illustrate that having different feelings, colors, or needs is something to celebrate with
Ages 3–7
The Family Library #1
It's Not the Stork!
Robie H. Harris
For parents looking to answer those first big questions about anatomy and birth with honesty and warmth. A gentle, clear
Ages 4–8
Celebrating Families
Rosmarie Hausherr
For children noticing that every family looks different, this photographic guide celebrates 14 diverse households united
Ages 5–9
Bathe the Cat
Alice B. McGinty
Perfect for families who find the chaos of cleaning day relatable, this hilarious story celebrates a joyful home where t
Ages 3–6
All Are Welcome #2
All Are Neighbors
Alexandra Penfold
For the child joining a new community or learning to notice the beautiful diversity in their own street. A celebration o
Ages 3–7
Marlon Bundo
A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo
Jill Twiss
Marlon Bundo is a lonely bunny living in the Vice President's house whose life changes forever when he meets another boy
Ages 4–8
Popcorn Bob #3
Popcorn Bob in America
Maranke Rinck
For children seeking a sense of belonging and a place to fit in. This zany adventure follows a sentient popcorn kernel o
Ages 7–10
One Hundred is a Family
Pamela Munoz Ryan
Count from one to one hundred while seeing how different groups of people work, play, and care for one another as a fami
Ages 4–8
The Family Library #2
It's So Amazing!
Robie H. Harris
Bird and Bee answer honest questions about bodies, reproduction, and all the different ways families begin with inclusiv
Ages 7–11
Hazel Bly and the Deep Blue Sea
Ashley Herring Blake
For the child navigating the waves of grief after losing a parent, this moving story explores how to find magic and heal
Ages 8–12
Heather Has Two Mommies
Lesléa Newman
Heather notices her family is different from others at playgroup, but she soon realizes that love is what truly makes a
Ages 3–7
Mama and Mommy and Me in the Middle
Nina LaCour
For the child feeling the empty space left behind when a parent travels, this tender story validates the ache of missing
Ages 3–7
The Kids in Mrs. Z's Class #10
Sebastian Metzger Solves a Sticky Situation
Kyle Lukoff
For the child who loves finding solutions to life's little messes and the worry that comes with making a mistake at scho
Ages 7–10
Who Was?
Who Is Elton John?
Kirsten Anderson, Who HQ
A young boy named Reginald trades his classical piano training for rock and roll, eventually becoming a global superstar
Ages 8–12
Then and Now
Families
Martha E. H. Rustad
For the child noticing that every family looks a little different. This gentle guide explores homes with one parent, two
Ages 4–7
Joyful Song: A Naming Story
Lesléa Newman
Experience the warmth of community and the excitement of a new arrival as Zachary walks to the synagogue for his baby si
Ages 4–8
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