Elementary
The accolades keep coming for nonfiction picture books that dare to offer facts and true stories to elementary-aged readers. We cannot wait for autumn, when it's time for a whole other harvest of titles that keep children reading and learning.
New readers will feel proud of their ability to read these fun, outstanding stories on their own.
This charming book about a girl navigating new situations belongs in every collection.
PREMIUM
Rembrandt’s Blessing
This little-known slice of history embellished with an engaging kid-friendly storyline is a worthy addition for most libraries.
PREMIUM
Make Way for Harriet and May
A tender story of sensory sensitivity and connection that may resonate with kids who color outside the lines.
PREMIUM
Children’s Favorite Arabic Stories: Fables and Folk Tales from Across the Arabic Speaking World
An inviting and accessible addition for any folktale collection
PREMIUM
Bringing the Beach Home
Recommended with reservations; a child learns about the pleasures of a day at the beach, but caregivers will want to provide some context and caution regarding the unsafe behavior modeled.
A tour-de-force of powerful illustrations combined with accessible scientific information; a title for all library collections. The amazing scientists that endeavor to understand climate change and help to keep civilians safe are given the proper acknowledgement they richly deserve.
A wonderful tribute to the creator of characters and stories that are still loved today. The format will be useful for modeling classroom activities when children face the task of writing a biography or autobiography.
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