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Mr. Scruff
(Hardback)
author/illustrator: Simon James
A sweetly silly story of a little boy and a dog who make an unlikely (but perhaps perfect) pair.
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My Brigadista Year
(Paperback)
author: Katherine Paterson
“In this idealistic and informative coming-of-age novel, readers experience alongside Lora her triumphs and challenges . . . and seeing how learning to read and write changes lives.” — The Horn Book
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My First Book of New York
(Hardback)
author/illustrator: Ingela P. Arrhenius
See all the best-loved sites of New York City in this stylish big picture book by Ingela P. Arrhenius.
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My Grandma and Me
(Hardback)
author: Mina Javaherbin
illustrator: Lindsey Yankey
In a true tale of a young girl in Iran and her grandmother, this beautiful ode to family celebrates small moments of love that become lifelong memories.
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Nuts!
(Hardback)
author: Lou Peacock
illustrator: Yasmeen Ismail
"This memorable story will help toddlers (and caregivers) connect behavior to the language of sharing." --Kirkus Reviews
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On Snowden Mountain
(EBook)
author: Jeri Watts
Twelve-year-old Ellen learns the quiet strength of family when her mother’s deep depression prompts her to ask an estranged aunt for help.
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On Snowden Mountain
(Hardback)
author: Jeri Watts
Twelve-year-old Ellen learns the quiet strength of family when her mother’s deep depression prompts her to ask an estranged aunt for help.
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Our Favorite Day
(Hardback)
author/illustrator: Joowon Oh
Charmingly detailed illustrations help tell a touching tale of the bond between grandparent and grandchild in a quiet yet powerful debut.
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Our Very Own Dog
(Paperback)
author: Amanda McCardie
illustrator: Salvatore Rubbino
“A family lovingly adopts a dog with much preparation in this cheerful tale that’s full of helpful hints for aspiring dog owners.” — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
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Owl Babies
(Padded Board Book)
author: Martin Waddell
illustrator: Patrick Benson
“There aren’t many ‘baby books’ that convey this kind of emotional richness supported by a perfect artistic form.” — The Washington Post
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