Collection: Children

Minnie is super-strong and super-anxious... but she'll have to journey through the MicroRealm to save her best friends: her five pets!

Her parents are famous scientists and multiverse travel influencers...but Minnie Pouches hates being on camera. She feels too big, too shy, and too nervous. She can't even finish an important middle school project! One day, when the pressure becomes too much, Minnie rage-quits her parents' show and activates her stylish fanny pack to disappear into the MicroRealm. Now, far from home, she'll dance through encounters with greasy pizza dinosaurs, angry laser robots, and toothy pool floats to push past her fears, find her missing pets, and save the entire family.

Crack open new worlds of adventure in this all-new graphic novel from Eisner-winner Caleb Goellner (TMNT/Naruto, Ghost Cage) and Eric Lide (Sonic the Hedgehog, DragonForged: Sword of the Champion).

The second book in the magical Faraway Tree seriesby one of the world's most popular children's authors, Enid Blyton.

Joe, Beth and Frannie's cousin Rick comes to stay, reluctant at first to share in their adventures at the top of the Faraway Tree. Join them and their friends Moonface, Saucepan Man and Silky the fairy as they discover which new land is at the top of the Faraway Tree. Will it be the Land of Dreams or the Land of Topsy-Turvy? Discover the magic!

First published in 1943, this edition contains the original text. Cover and inside illustrations are by Mark Beech.

This sweet companion to David Ezra Stein's award-winning Leaves celebrates the joy of savoring something you love.

Bear is ravenous when he wakes up from his winter sleep and has one thing on his mind: honey! Alas, it is too soon for honey, so Bear tries hard to be patient. The world around him is waking up, too, and he soon remembers all the other things he loves, like warm grass, berries, and rain. He's almost content, until, one day, he hears a welcome buzzing sound . . . and finally it is time for Bear to delight in the thing he relishes above all others--and it is as warm, golden, sweet, and good as he remembered.

Three years since they last saw each other. Two months to untangle their complicated past. One unforgettable Italian summer.

Childhood best friends Cammie Lovett and West Jacobs haven't spoken since their first kiss ended in disaster. Now, after getting rejected from her dream field school, Cammie is joining her renowned archaeologist mom in Italy for the summer--while secretly planning to find her biological father. Meanwhile, West is avoiding a major life decision by--what else?--crashing his dad's work trip abroad.

When the two find themselves at the same Italian villa, their plan to avoid each other crumbles like a Roman ruin. Armed with her mom's old journal, Cammie is determined to stay focused--until West discovers her mission and insists on tagging along. As their second-chance adventure takes them down the Southern Italian coast and through the messy details of their past, Cammie and West begin to realize that maybe--just maybe--their own history isn't quite as ancient as they thought.

Meet your new best friend, Addy! Ever since she was just a baby, Addy has always loved her big brother Noah. She wants to do everything for him and help him feel better. Meet Noah! He is quite unique as well...a happy and energetic boy living with autism who experiences the world a little differently from others and enriches the lives of those who meet him. As Noah's little sister, you will join her on her adventure through everything that it means to be Noah's sister!

Learn about Noah's unique world, and what it's like to have a sibling with autism on this very special journey.

Tagalog English Bilingual children's book. Perfect for kids learning English or Tagalog as their second language.

One morning, a little girl wakes up feeling gloomy and full of questions about her different moods. She turns to her mom, and together, they explore each one.

This picture book helps children understand their emotions and feel secure, knowing there is always someone who loves them, no matter how they feel.

A comforting read for ages 3-7.

Meet Amelia Miles and Shackleton Jones -- just regular best friends, enjoying a totally normal blizzard of large purple globs of goop . . . Wait, what?! Strap yourselves in, kids, this is one ooey-gooey adventure!

Nature has a dark (purple) side and Amelia Miles, Shackleton Jones, and their parents are stuck in the middle of it! Well, sort of. Is it technically "nature" if the icky-sticky tornado was created by the ultra-villain, Glam-Evil?

In any case, the storm is just the beginning. Miles and Jones brave the maze of a deep dark cave, leap over a flowing river of lava, and face-off with Glam-Evil in her own lair. It's time for this ultra-villain to take care of her own sticky mess!

Don't miss the next hilarious epic (and epically hilarious) adventure: The Curse of the Cactuses!

Discover the lyrics and story behind "My Country 'Tis of Thee" through beautiful child-appealing pictures. In good times and in times of healing, Americans have turned to this classic patriotic children's song over and over again throughout the centuries. First sung by children on Independence Day in 1831, "My Country 'Tis of Thee" is the topic of this level 4 book in the Revolutionary Readers for America's 250th series. The book features a variety of children throughout the ages.

One evening, two young children snuggle close to their mom, eager for the tale they know so well-their mother's daring escape from Laos to Thailand. This story is not just an adventure but a cherished piece of their family's history. Their eyes light up as they reach their favorite parts, where their grandfather's loyal hunting dog plays a crucial role. The children listen intently, chiming in with their own enthusiastic retellings, filling the room with the echoes of courage and hope. This bedtime ritual not only connects them to their heritage but also inspires them with the unwavering bond between their family and the faithful companion who helped make their mother's journey possible.

2025 "Best Series" Bronze Medalist, Moonbeam Children's Book Awards

2025 "Best Audiobook" 1st Place, Royal Dragonfly Book Awards

First Place, Gertrude Warner Award for Middle Grade Fiction

She didn't mean to burn down the gym. That was just the beginning.

Vivian Carmine always knew she was different. She just didn't know she was a phoenix. When her powers ignite at the worst possible moment, her parents reveal a world of hidden myth and folklore - then vanish before they can explain anything else.

Following the only lead she has, Vivian lands at RISE - a secret academy in Seattle where demigods, fairies, and fabled creatures train to blend into the human world. But spy school has its own rules, its own dangers, and its own secrets. And not everyone there wants her to find her parents.

Armed with science, stubbornness, and a growing flame she's still learning to control, Vivian forges unlikely alliances - including with Samael, the sharp-edged son of Hades himself, whose loyalties are harder to read than any textbook. When the clues point straight to the Underworld, Vivian doesn't wait for permission. She goes.

Getting in is easier than getting out - and getting out costs more than she bargained for.

"A fun adventure that skillfully blends magic, friendship, and teenage angst." - Kirkus Reviews

"Readers who enjoy school fantasies and Greek myth will be eager for more." - BookLife by Publishers Weekly

A Flash of Fire, a Gertrude Warner Award-winning series starter, is packed with mythology, found family, and one fierce girl determined to save the world - before it goes up in flames. Book One of the Moonbeam Award-winning "Best Series" The Phoenix Rising Trilogy.

Welcome to the Tea Dragon Society where Greta, a young blacksmith, learns to care for a rare and magical tea dragon! This gentle fantasy from Eisner Award Winning Author K. O'Neill is an enchanting introduction to whimsical graphic novels for young readers.

Now with added bonus content and illustrations!

When Greta discovers a lost tea dragon in the marketplace, the young blacksmith learns about the magical world of tea dragons, and how to take care of them from the kind tea shop owners, Hesekiel and Erik. As she befriends them and their shy ward, Minette, Greta begins to question if blacksmithing is what she wants to do with the rest of her life, or if the little magic she's found in the Tea Dragon Society can show her a new way to live.

BONUS CONTENT: These updated books will feature all new illustrations and materials from K. O'Neill.

The Perfect Gift for Girls Ages 8-12

Growing up can be a scary and overwhelming experience. As you get older, your body will go through a lot of changes, and your life will start to look different. This book helps tackle some of the most common problems faced by young women as they grow into adulthood. This guide is organized in easy-to-digest chunks to make reading and comprehension enjoyable. Written with inclusive language, this book is the perfect book to help navigate the uncertainties of growing from girlhood into the teenage years.

In this book, you'll learn about:

• Understanding Puberty
• Self-Care
• Building Confidence
• Setting Healthy Boundaries
• Maintaining Relationships
• Emotional Intelligence
• And so much more!

Growing up into a healthy and happy adult means learning how to take care of yourself by developing and maintaining good habits and routines. Learning how to manage your thoughts, moods, and emotions is another facet of taking care of yourself. This book was created to help you make the most of this pivotal transition in your life!

Riding bikes is for everyone-and it's way more fun when you're together.

Join Maisie and her sister Zoe-plus new friends Tito, Jayden and Layla-as they explore and adventure on their bikes. Maisie is about to learn that even if she can't ride fast, that's okay. In fact, riding her own way is her super power, and she's bringing everyone along for the ride.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Marley Blonsky is a nationally recognized advocate, storyteller, and cyclist working at the intersection of size inclusion, sustainability, and the joy of bikes. She is the co-founder and Executive Director of All Bodies on Bikes, a nonprofit dedicated to creating a more inclusive cycling culture for people of all sizes, backgrounds, and abilities. Marley's leadership and impact have been widely celebrated-she was named Bicyclist of the Year in 2023 and Outsider of the Year in 2024, and her work has been featured on The TODAY Show and The Washington Post.

ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATOR: Pip Claffey is an illustrator, designer and self-confessed bicycle enthusiast. From an early age, Pip has always loved to draw. Working for over 15 years as a graphic designer, she always knew she wanted to get back to her passion of Illustration. In 2018, she left her day job and started up as Rune-Creative and has never looked back.

"A fun, thoughtful story about making friends and adjusting to change." - Kirkus Review

Perfect for readers transitioning from graphic novels and beginner chapter books!

A heartwarming middle-grade novel about friendship, resilience, and growing up - enjoyed by fans of The Babysitters Club and Wonder.

A new town. A new school. A missing journal. And maybe... new friends.

Twelve-year-old Avery isn't ready to leave her old neighborhood, her friends, or everything familiar. But now she's starting over at Kentland Junior High, and she's nervous, especially about making new friends.

When Avery's journal, filled with her private thoughts and biggest fears, goes missing, it feels like the worst thing that could happen. Until she meets Skylar, Damien, Natalie, and Christopher, and together, they search for the missing journal. Along the way, Avery begins to find her place, and they each discover that good things can come from scary places.

The Independents delivers a warm, relatable middle-grade story about friendship, change, and the courage it takes to find your way, in less than 200 pages.

Hidden Pictures puzzles get an irresistibly cute twist in this kawaii-style coloring book--packed with sweet, smiling characters and clever objects to find and color, with 40+ stickers to decorate in over 90 pages of pastel-perfect fun.

From boba tea to cloud-shaped cats, Kawaii Hidden Pictures Coloring Book turns every solve into a work of art. Kids ages 6-9 can hunt for hidden objects in more than 40 whimsical puzzles, then color each scene in their favorite palette--soft pastels, bold brights, or a mix. With art that blends Japanese kawaii style and Highlights' beloved puzzle tradition, this book is both a relaxing coloring experience and a skill-building challenge.

Perfect for after-school downtime, rainy days, or gifting to the budding artist, it sparks creativity, boosts visual perception, and keeps kids happily engaged without screens.

It's just a normal day in Daniel's small town until reports go out about an accident at the shipping canal.

Thirteen-year-old Daniel and his friend Noah race to the banks and see that two container ships have collided and are blocking the canal. Daniel watches as first responders pull the crew from the ships, and soon they discover more people on board: refugees trafficked in a shipping container.

While the refugees are taken to hospital, where Daniel's mom is the head nurse, an investigation is launched, led in part by Daniel's dad, a police detective. Daniel is visiting his mom at the hospital when he meets Bol, a refugee his age from South Sudan. When Bol is too scared to be given an IV he desperately needs, Daniel offers up his arm for an IV with saline solution, and shows Bol it won't hurt. The two boys form a friendship playing video games together and communicating by learning new words in each other's language. But not everyone is so welcoming. Outside the hospital, protesters gather, chanting "Go home!" Still, Daniel sees others ready and willing to help. Can the community rally and prove that love is stronger than hate?

The epub edition of this title is fully accessible.

Praise for Danson Mutinda and Eric Walters:

★ "This simple story of discovery, sport, and friendship is filled with likeable characters and innocently joyful moments...Delightful."--Kirkus Reviews, starred review for Hockey Night in Kenya