"Gilbert accidentally brings home a slobbery, bite-sized monster in the hilarious latest installment in The Worst! picture book series, where even the strangest of creatures can become the best of friends. When plucky Gilbert the Goblin and his pal Chicken go camping together, they run into creatures that go bump in the night! The friends immediately flee the woods and head home-after all, everyone knows that monsters are absolutely, undeniably, unequivocally the worst! But when a shocking stowaway appears in Gilbert's knapsack, looking awfully cute and extra snuggly, Gilbert is... smitten! Sure, monsters can bite and drool and make a big mess, but they can also steal your heart. It's a tale so sweet it's scary!" --

"A young girl finds her fun-loving Papa's red mustache terribly embarrassing-until they get separated at a soccer game and it becomes the very thing that helps her find him"-- Provided by publisher.

From acclaimed author Shauntay Grant and Caldecott Honor-winning artist Daniel Minter comes a stunning picture book in which a young girl dives to uncover a sunken slave ship. Expressive verse and beautiful artwork serve as a tribute to both heritage and history, while shining a light on the real divers who explore these shipwrecks. To convey the feeling of descending to the depths of the ocean, this book is meant to be read vertically. A past that's passed from me to you: the dearest, darkest, deepest blue.

"A quirky and humorous picture book teaching readers how to draw a zombie and inspiring them to get their creativity flowing"-- Provided by publisher.

"This loving tribute to the work it takes to become a US citizen follows a young girl who helps her grandmother prepare to take America's citizenship test"-- Provided by publisher.

"When Grandma announces she is moving from her big house to a new condo, her daughter and granddaughter step in to help her sort through her things and downsize"-- Provided by publisher.

Daisy's grandpa, Yeh-Yeh, is visiting from China, just in time for her new school year. But when she starts school, she realizes that none of her friends are in her class this year! Too eager to make new friends, Daisy doesn't pay attention when she takes her classmates' turns, spills their snacks, and tumbles their towers. Making friends is hard when everyone at school is grumpy! With Yeh-Yeh's encouragement, and a spark of compassion and creativity, Daisy has a new idea to make amends--and maybe even friends--with her new classmates. Readers will love this funny, heartwarming, and all-too-relatable story about understanding others' grumbles as well as navigating and nurturing relationships at school and in our families.

"Up in the attic where no one ever goes, there lives a very scary book. He might look scary, but all he wants is a friend. When, one day, he feels brave enough to venture downstairs, he ends up frightening the other books. Will Scary ever be able to find a friend who sees him for who he truly is?"--Provided by publisher.

A family of birds and their animal friends as they take off on adventures: floating atop the waves, sailing in a rowboat, singing to greet the day, and soaring through the skies, all while knowing that a safe treetop and a nap awaits them.

"The secrets to being happy, healthy, and living your best life, from a dog's perspective"-- Provided by publisher.

The season of summer with these ABCs! A is for alligators making art . . . B is for bears and bunnies at the beach . . . C is for cats consuming cotton candy.

"We're going home, and you're coming with us... Marlee's parents are from Jamaica, a place she's never been. Now they're planning a family trip. Her parents call it home, but they already have a home with Marlee and her brother, Nile. How can one person have two home countries? And what if Marlee doesn't like it there? When they arrive in Jamaica, Marlee is swept up into a big, welcoming family full of cousins and grandparents. Grandma braids her hair, and Gran'daddy tucks her into bed. They watch pigs on the beach and drink from coconuts and eat delicious foods. And everywhere Marlee goes, the people she sees are her color. Finally, she understands what it means to have two homes. This touching picture book explores what it means to come from two cultures. Through Heather Beaumont's expressive text, with its "when we go home" refrain, and Nátali de Mello's richly vibrant art, When We Go Home is a book for so many kids in North America who have family heritage somewhere else. It celebrates and affirms those connections in loving detail."--

"The universe is full of Mysterious Things--lost things, forgotten things, things we don't know, and even things we don't know we don't know! In fact, you might say the world contains more questions than answers! Questions like What do dreams mean? What is at the bottom of the ocean? Where is that lost puzzle piece? If you're ready to begin unravelling these mysteries and more, grab your detective's hat or slip into your lab coat and come along on an exciting journey to embrace the unknown"--

"Celebrates the new experiences and feelings that each kind of day brings to our lives"--

Poppy loves the panda umbrella that accompanies her on her daily adventures, so when it blows away, she braves the wind and rain in search of it, only to find something beautifully unexpected instead.

It is time to take a break from screens, but Yeti is NOT ready. She is so close to winning this fun game on her tablet! She doesn't have time for chores, lunch, or even friends! Can Yeti put the tablet down? Or will she find a way to stay glued to her screen? With a little compassionate help from dad, YETI IS NOT READY FOR GAME OVER shows just how hard it can be to get off the screen -- and how good for our bodies, brains, and ideas taking a break can be, too! Perfect for those little readers that have a hard time saying good-bye to screen time.

"A LONG TIME AGO IN A GALAXY FAR, FAR AWAY.... From Ahsoka to Zeb, learning the alphabet is as thrilling as a galactic adventure in this board book that introduces younglings to some of Star Wars' most popular heroes and villains." -- Back cover.

An independent little owl insists on doing things by himself, from getting dressed in the morning to walking home from the bus stop, with results that do not always go as planned.

Siblings Salome and Gerald navigate confusion and grief when their parents return home from the hospital without their new sister.

"Readers will discover the endless possibilities of Eon the tardigrade's tiny world while they learn what it means to care for a creature in this scientifically sweet picture book featuring imaginative cut paper artwork. One day, you may come across tiny Eon, plodding along like a bear in his own microscopic universe. You'll want to hug him (even though he's too small for hugs). You'll want to take care of him, too. But what does a tardigrade need? A table, a chair or maybe a rug? What about a swing, a ferris wheel or a rocket? You can make them all for him, right here in your room. Keeping Eon entertained and busy is a hard job, and though you try your best to make him the most-mostest places, Eon only gets sleepier and sleepier . . . Join lovable little Eon on a brilliantly illustrated, emotional journey unlike any other, as readers learn that while letting go can be hard, sometimes it's the right thing to do."--

"The rhyming dust bunnies face off against a hairy and scary foe"-- Provided by publisher.

When Bunny gets hopping mad or when his feelings get too big, he uses a handy trick his mom taught him to regulate his emotions.

With help from her dad, a young girl inspired by Arthur Ashe learns to manage her temper and emotions on and off the tennis court.

A heartwarming picture book about a beloved stuffed pig named Piggy, his human companion, and their friendship. Piggy and his human have been inseparable since his human was a baby. As best friends, they do everything together: from sleeping to eating to playing. But as the years go by, and many washing machine baths later, Piggy goes from a plump, perky, and pink plush toy to a well-beloved, worn-in treasure. From bestselling author Ann Hood and illustrated by Anna Quaranta, this charming picture book celebrates the everlasting friendship between human and stuffed animal.