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Rain and the Reading Horse

Maria Gianferrari | PICTURE BOOKS, Oct 01, 2025

Children will enjoy this sensitive and nuanced story focused on social and emotional themes.

If You Make a Call on a Banana Phone

Gideon Sterer | PICTURE BOOKS, Oct 01, 2025

This is a delightful and highly recommended picture book that celebrates imagination, communication, and the power of forming new friendships. It supports social-emotional learning (SEL) by encouraging openness, curiosity, and embracing unexpected connections, making it ideal for school libraries.

The True and Lucky Life of a Turtle

Sy Montgomery | NONFICTION - ELEMENTARY, Sep 26, 2025

Above all, this essential book provides a unique perspective by showing how communities can enjoy the experience of watching animals that live nearby and assist them as needed so that they continue to live satisfying lives.

Let’s Get Together

Brandy Colbert | FICTION, Sep 05, 2025

A skillful tale of family lost and found, one that skillfully weaves discussion of heavier and relevant topics into a comedic plot.

Extreme Places: The Most Remote Homes on Earth

Giles Laroche | NONFICTION - ELEMENTARY, Aug 08, 2025

An excellent choice for social studies units dealing with geography, as well as integrated studies showing how art and social studies can work together to create meaning. This is a beautiful, fascinating, and uniquely told book.

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Zed Moonstein Makes a Friend

Lance Rubin | FICTION, Aug 08, 2025

A timely purchase for all middle grade collections with a reassuring message kids need to hear—there’s life beyond your screen.

Seeds of Discovery: How Barbara McClintock Used Corn and Curiosity to Solve a Science Mystery and Win a Nobel Prize

Lori Alexander | NONFICTION, Aug 08, 2025

Readers will discover a wonderful role model and a perfect message: be true to yourself and do what you love. A touching and wonderful tribute to a real star, and a first purchase for all libraries.