"On the glam world tour, the stunning variation of beauty norms around the world are showcased and celebrated as inclusive."--

During a Juneteenth trip to a Black history museum to learn more about the end of slavery in the United States, Yasmin is so amazed by the exhibits that she gets lost, but while looking for help, she discovers that family togetherness is an important part of celebrating Juneteenth.

After being invited to a special celebration, a young girl who dislikes the way dresses make her feel, chooses clothing for comfort over tradition.

"Look up-into the blue and beyond. What do you see? The sky-our atmosphere-may seem empty or invisible. But is it? Using spare, lyrical language, author Lydia Lukidis ( Deep, Deep Down: The Secret Underwater Poetry of the Mariana Trench ) takes readers on an imagined journey up, up high to discover the surprising and wonderous things flying, floating, and happening between the treetops and the stars in this STEM-based picture book"--

It is nearly the 100th day of school, and Yasmin wants to wear something special, but first she has to explain the holiday to her grandparents.

It's 1850, and twelve-year-old Faye and many other Ojibwe are forced to travel hundreds of miles to collect payment owed to them. But when they arrive, there is no money or food, and sickness is spreading. Why was Faye's family forced to leave their home, and will they be able to return?

"With simple, lyrical text and vibrant panoramic illustrations, this picture book explores the beauty and resources of thirteen ancestral Indigenous lands and how we all use those lands each day. Simple poetry and portrayals of children and families enjoying rivers, bike paths, beaches, and parks show how everyday activities can include honoring Indigenous nations and cultures. Author Katrina Phillips (Ojibwe citizen) and illustrator Sam Zimmerman (Ojibwe direct descendant) together have crafted a loving tribute that gently demonstrates recognition and acknowledgement of the nations of people who first called these lands home"--

Hugs-a-Lotl is an Axolotl who loves to hug his friends in Sandy Shorts, but when his arms fall off, he needs to find a substitute who will hug for him while the arms grow back. Includes glossary, facts about Axolotls, and discussion questions.

"Two sisters, Lucy and Nera, who live on the moon both want the Moon Blossom but when a Galactic Green Goat is about to eat their flower, the sisters must stop fighting and work together"--

"It's the morning of Eid, and Yasmin and her family are hurrying to get to the mosque to pray. But Yasmin can't find her special outfit for the day-her new shalwar kameez. When the search turns up nothing, Yasmin is reminded that sacrifice, or giving up something special, is an important part of this Muslim holiday. She decides she will have to sacrifice and wear something else . . . or will she?"--

"Rebecca Gardyn Levington inspires everyone to find joy in writing in any and all forms in this rhyming picture book. Her inspirational approach celebrates imagination and self-expression, proving everyone can be a writer if they find what's "right" for them"--

While learning about Indigenous Peoples' Day, Yasmin and her classmates attend a festival to celebrate the holiday, and after enjoying the beautiful regalia, dancing and drumming, and delicious food, Yasmin learns about Ojibwe dream catchers meant to help protect children. Includes recipe for fry bread.

In Tehran during the war with Iraq, best friends Yasi and Mina must come to terms with parting when Yasi's family emigrates to America.

Jade tries to protect her best buddy Indigo's secret dinosaur identity at her school's Pet Day.

When a family friend requests to host her mehndi party at Divya's family's restaurant, Divya is eager to contribute, but when no one listens to her ideas, she sets out to prove herself, risking a potential disaster.

After his brother's death, Robert reluctantly joins the soccer team where he unexpectedly finds joy and purpose as he channels his brother's love for music into his role as a goalie.

For the good wrestling squad, James must learn to overcome his jealousy of Tristan, his former rival and new teammate.

Thinks-a-Lotl wonders if he can turn his smile upside down, but when the resulting frown freezes in place, he turns to his friends to help him restore his smile for picture day.

In 1989 Oregon, Sally O'Malley is thrown out of her job and embarks on a journey to the sea, only to discover that true bravery is not about facing danger alone but about learning to rely on others.

"It's an exciting day at the ballpark! Stairway Decodables is a supplemental phonics resource that's perfect for supporting small group instruction, independent reading, or reading practice at home. This title provides practice in decoding words with a short a vowel sound"--

"Through lyrical prose and stunning art, learn how one tree species thrives through fire. One pine cone hangs in wait at the top of a tall lodgepole pine--for forty years it waits. But it watches as a small spark flickers into flame. It watches as the flames whip into a forest fire, sending animals fleeing. It watches as the flames grow higher and hotter--until the pine cone cracks open. As the fire cools and dies, the pine cone finally drops its seeds into the soil. Soil that has been made rich by the fire, warmed by the sun that can reach the forest floor once more. And from that destructive start, comes new life once more. This poetic story introduces readers to one of the serotinous tree species that can only grow anew when the seeds face fire. Back matter includes additional information on forest fires and lodgepole pines"--