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Greek Myths and Mazes
(Hardback)
author/illustrator: Jan Bajtlik
translator: Zosia Krasodomska-Jones
In the vein of the best-selling Maps, this brilliant oversize maze book invites readers to get lost among the twists and turns of beloved Greek myths.
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Inside Outside
(Hardback)
From the creators of Before After comes another striking book of opposites, this time exploring the concepts of within and without with bright, bold graphics.
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Life: The First Four Billion Years
(Hardback)
author: Martin Jenkins
illustrator: Grahame Baker-Smith
Award-winning children’s book creators Martin Jenkins and Grahame Baker-Smith team up for a large-scale look at our planet, from the big bang to the dinosaurs and beyond.
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Magnificent Birds
(Hardback)
illustrator: Narisa Togo
Attractive and informative, this celebration of magnificent birds around the world will set hearts soaring — a perfect gift for avid bird-watchers and art lovers alike.
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Migrations: Open Hearts, Open Borders
(Hardback)
author: International Centre for Picture Book in Society
illustrator: Various
In a show of strength for migrants during a daunting time, more than fifty artists from around the world have created postcard images of birds, along with messages of hope. Featuring an introduction by Shaun Tan.
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My Favorite Color
(Novelty Book)
author/illustrator: Aaron Becker
The Caldecott Honor–winning creator of the Journey trilogy celebrates color and nature with a joyously simple die-cut book.
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My First Pop-Up Dinosaurs
(Pop-up Book)
author/illustrator: Owen Davey
Stylish artwork by award winner Owen Davey makes this 3-D introduction to dinosaurs a standout.
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Norse Myths
(Hardback)
author: Kevin Crossley-Holland
illustrator: Jeffrey Alan Love
Long-recognized master of Norse mythology Kevin Crossley-Holland pairs with award-winning artist Jeffrey Alan Love for an exceptional look at the Viking gods.
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One of a Kind: A Story About Sorting and Classifying
(Hardback)
author/illustrator: Neil Packer
It’s classified! With intricate artwork and refreshingly simple language, Neil Packer’s introduction to the many ways of ordering things will thrill the detail-oriented among us.
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