"Picture book about a stray dog who finds a family and learns to stop living on the run."--

When Musa and his classmates share why certain days are important to them, they discover it is the people they spend it with that makes them so special.

For two early humans, every day is the same ... until their brand-new baby arrives. All of a sudden, their lives are transformed by their imaginative and inventive child, who introduces them to new ways of being and new ways of thinking. Soon, the bemused parents begin to understand that there just might be more than one way to do things. A celebration of difference and of being true to oneself--that will also elicit lots of giggles!

Bob the Seagull is given a red scarf in this hilarious and heartwarming follow up to the critically acclaimed picture book, The Red Jacket .Bob is cold. BRR.Like, re-e-ally cold.Until he gets a cozy red scarf that keeps him--and only him--warm.But when his friends freeze and his scarf unravels, will Bob fall apart too? Follow Bob the Seagull as he learns a lesson about kindness, sharing, and what it means to be a true friend.

At halftime, with the game tied, everyone jumps to their feet to stand, cheer, and clap their hands as they celebrate the magnificent HBCU marching band!

"From the computer stations to the makerspace, Amara learns lots of important ways her public library serves her community"-- Provided by publisher.

"A story of self-discovery and self-love as Little Polka, who feels out of place with the rest of the polka dot pattern, decides to find out who he really is"-- Provided by publisher.

A Forest: A place where you wake to birdsong and explore deer paths and coyote trails. A Family: A place where you sip cocoa and tell tales of your adventures. A Harbor: A place where you feel the wind blow and wait for tides to rise before you set sail. A Home: A place you leave to find your way in the world. A place where you are loved. A place you always return to.

Shapes are the building blocks of Little Owl's beloved forest. Look closely and you'll see that each tree trunk is a rectangle, the moon is a circle, the bunny's carrot is a triangle and much more! The youngest readers will delight in learning their shapes right alongside their favorite owl.

"Come one, come all, and try the biggest pizza in the world! Alejandro, Antonio, and Paolo are the lively and passionate owners of The Pizza Brothers Pizza Shop where all is fair. Alejandro is in charge of the toppings. Antonio kneads the dough. And Paolo does... everything else. There's only one problem: no one is buying their pizzas!!! So, the brothers hatch a plan to reel in customers; an event that's gonna need a lot more dough, a lot more cheese, and a lot more toppings...But on the eve of their big night mayhem ensues, and the brothers learn some delicious lessons about working together, playing fair, and the true meaning of brotherly love."--Amazon.com.

Hi, friends! Sing along with Ms. Rachel and her friends in this padded, sturdy songbook filled with her most beloved songs, from I'm So Happy to Icky Sticky Bubble Gum! Fans of YouTube phenomenon Ms. Rachel will love this padded board book containing the lyrics to more than a dozen of her fan-favorite songs. Colorfully illustrated and beautifully designed, this songbook is a perfect addition to any little one's growing bookshelf! Caregivers and children alike can enjoy reading and singing the lyrics to Hop Little Bunnies, The Wheels on the Bus, Icky Sticky Bubble Gum, I'm So Happy, and so many more Ms. Rachel songs!

Two knights represent two queens in a duel for ownership of one hill in a story about sharing, rendered in art that is fully symmetrical across the gutter.

"It's Princess Peach's birthday, and what she wants most is to find out where she came from. Will an unexpected visitor from outer space be the key to her mysterious past? Find out what sets Peach, Mario, and their friends on a new, thrilling adventure"--Page 4 of cover.

"From one of Raffi's biggest fans, and most accomplished "beluga grads", Caldecott Medalist and New York Times bestselling author-illustrator Jon Klassen, comes a dryly humorous picture book adaptation of one the first ever original children's songs by this iconic entertainer. Interpreting one of his favorite songs from Raffi's very first album for children, Jon Klassen invites readers to celebrate one of the little milestones and simple joys of growing up -- reaching the tap! -- from a kids perspective. "I wonder if I'm growing. My mom says yes I'm growing. But it's hard for me to see." While you're growing up, it can be hard to tell if you're growing at all. You wonder if you're growing when you look out the window, when you look in the mirror and when you're in the bath . . . sometimes you wonder if you're too little for this world (and maybe even this book). Then one day you wake up, and -- HEY! You can reach the tap now. For the very first time today. Jon Klassen's spare, sweetly funny art perfectly complements Raffi's wonderfully minimal, optimistic lyrics, making for a timeless new picture book classic, guaranteed to be read and sung aloud for generations to come, and to make readers of all ages smile."--

At bedtime, Robin notices the moon tangled in the branches of a tree and drifts off to sleep worried that it is stuck, but in dreams sets off to free it.

Spend a day in the rain with Bluey and Mum in this beautiful picture book based on a fan-favorite episode of the wildly successful animated series Bluey, as seen on Disney+! On a rainy day at home, Bluey is determined to stop the water from flowing down the driveway--and Mum is determined to stop Bluey from tracking mud in. Can they learn to enjoy the day just as it is? This stunning wordless picture book is a perfect way to share a moment of calm with young readers who love Bluey.

"Rosie has one cookie. Sofia has more. Add them together. It's cookies galore! Rosie Revere and her fellow Questioneers star--as babies!--in this charming first concepts book about numbers." -- Back cover

"A parent guides a child through a bedtime meditation, starting in the farthest, quietest corner of the universe and slowly traveling back to Earth and home"--

As they go through town, a young child and their pet monster find objects that start with each letter of the alphabet.

"Grandma Fina loves her trusty yellow umbrella. Yes, it may be worn and torn, but it protects her from the sun and keeps her company on her daily walks. Her friends and loved ones, however, are secretly convinced her umbrella needs replacing. But Grandma Fina knows better. And where others see a problem, she sees an opportunity and she uses their good intentions to solve a true need"--

"A child and mother plant a pumpkin seed the same day Sam, Mom's new partner, moves in. Sam brings a "bin with no bottom" for making compost. The child is enraged by this slimy, stinky bin, and Sam is always in the way, putting her stuff where it doesn't belong and taking Mom's attention. Meanwhile the pumpkin seed sprouts and is growing quickly, until one day it's big enough to plant in the garden. But before the child can put it in the ground disaster strikes and the pot smashes, and all of the child's animosity toward Sam comes pouring out. Eventually, just as the compost nourishes the plant and turns it into something amazing, the child's relationship with Sam blooms and they find their way. And by the same time next year, they have enough pumpkins to make all kinds of treats, and new seeds to plant."--