An enchanting picture book about a girl who fills the starry, moonlit sky with magical tales--perfect for fans of Drawn Together, Nigel and the Moon, and stories by Matt de la Pena. Every night, Noor listens for the sound of the gong and the storyteller's drum. GONG, GONG, GONG! Tap! Tap! Tap! With each beat, fantastic tales swirl and sway and unfold around her. One night, she waits and waits, but no drumbeat comes her way. Can Noor tap the drum and keep the storyteller's magic alive? Find out in this modern fairy tale about a young Nigerian girl who taps stories on her drum and carries tradition in her heart.

Everyone's favorite New York Times bestselling Grumpy Monkey is back in an original board book and ... he really has to go! Will he find the perfect place to poop, and when he does, will he still have to go? Jim Panzee and his friends are having a picnic with lots of yummy things to eat, when Jim realizes he needs to go. But he's nowhere near home - and home is the only place he likes to go when nature calls. Norman finds a tree Jim can go behind, but Jim disagrees: Too dirty! Porcupine shows Jim some rocks Jim can go behind, but Jim disagrees: Too smelly! Finally Jim finds the perfect spot but then ... he can't go. Nothing a little walk and fig can't fix. But now the perfect spot is taken! Will Jim be able to hold it again until he finds the right spot at the right time? Or will Jim learn that sometimes trying to control both your body and your surroundings only leads to trouble...? Read all of the Grumpy Monkey original board books!Grumpy Monkey Says No!Grumpy Monkey Yuck!Grumpy Monkey Are We There Yet?Grumpy Monkey Mine!

Bitsy Bat experiences snow for the first time, and after making snow angels and sledding, she realizes she has a different opinion than her friends and can appreciate its beauty without actually liking being in it.

An indigenous child listens to their kookum's tales of how we can find strength by connecting with our ancestors.

From a nighttime lullaby to a bath to get clean, Little Truck's parents lovingly help him with his bedtime routine.

With all of her cleaning concoctions, she is always first to action, whether cleaning up dirt or grease, the school's cleaning hero is Ms. Bernice.

At a friendly sleepover, a group of boys compete to tell the scariest ghost story, the harsh light of their flashlights casting eerie shadows on the wall. As the stories come to a close, a creeping creature crawls closer. The boys fall silent, and mysterious sounds echo from the house. Each thump, whine, and coo sparks wild imaginations and the question: who could be coming into their room?

When Rocco the rocket ship is overwhelmed or knocked off course, he knows to take some space to cool his jets and regroup.

One day seven curious ants decide the anthill is too crowded and set off the find the new homes with more space, and a better view.

A child learns to ride a bike with their father's guidance.

What if trucks did what YOU do? Dump Truck would lead her Love down the road, and help him pick up a heavy load. Refrigerator Truck would give her young one a wrap to stop her shiver. Trash Truck would grind with a noisy smash, her daughter a breakfast of tasty trash. And when the day's work was done, an ice cream truck would ring-a-ding-ding with a special treat! Each truck would show love in their own special way.

"Goodnight Moon meets the Addams Family in this deliciously backwards bedtime story and picture book debut by Eisner nominee Sid Sharp. When the sun sinks low most kids get ready for bed, but at Midnight Manor it's time to get UP! Its residents go about this night the same as every night--completing chores with the goblins in the greenhouse and playing games with the banshees in the basement. When their feet are finally full of jigs, they dance until dawn. The sun comes up, and at last it's time to say goodnight at Midnight Manor. Midnight Manor is brimming with quirky characters and spooky scenarios in thoroughly domestic settings, from skeletons in the closet to bats in the laundry basket. Equal parts tribute to Edward Gorey and Maurice Sendak, this timeless bedtime book in reverse will delight kids and adults alike with each luxurious page painted in Eisner-nominated artist Sid Sharp's trademark lush style"--

"Little Bunny explores the joys of the winter landscape"-- Provided by publisher.

"In the daytime, Nora's world is LOUD! The TV roars. The vacuum vrooms. And her little sisters make such a ruckus. Gahh! It's all too much! Nora can't wait for night, when a gentle hush falls over everything and the world sounds just right. A perfect bedtime read, Nora at Night is a comforting ode to nighttime and the restful stillness that it brings" -- [Page two] of jacket flap.

"Inspired by the last leaf of autumn, a young soccer player keeps training and trying despite mistakes and losses." --

"A celebration of Black boys that acknowledges their strengths, recognizes the hurdles they face, and encourages them to forge ahead with confidence"-- Provided by publisher.

A pony grows increasingly frustrated as he is invited to party after party, but none of them are for him.

"A young dancer with performance anxiety is comforted by a seasoned performer gifting her a red ribbon from her own hair"--

"In this interactive board book, guess which butt you're looking at, then turn the page to discover the animal's name, face, and sound. Toddlers and preschoolers will love the rhyming read-aloud text and colorful photographs of each farm animal. From cows to sheep, from roosters to geese, kids will chime in and chuckle as they try to guess what butt is facing them!"-- Provided by publisher.

A picture book about a young girl named Cammie who prefers structure, routines, and predictability in her daily life. When her family goes on a camping trip, she struggles with the unfamiliar and unstructured aspects of the outdoors. As the trip continues, Cammie begins to notice the natural patterns and rhythms of the environment and develops a new appreciation for nature and change.

A girl and her grandpa spend a bright summer day, savoring nature's small joys as they laugh and play.

It's Tortolito's first Dia de los Muertos without his abuelito, and Tortolito misses him every day. He's determined to celebrate his grandfather to the fullest. And that means buying Abuelo's favorite foods, wearing new clothes, and, of course, bringing a delicious tanta wawa--a traditional Andean bread--to visit Abuelo's grave. Even during his family's celebration, Tortolito misses how close he and Abuelo used to be. By remembering and honoring his abuelito with his loved ones, can Tortolito learn to keep Abuelo's spirit with him every day?