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A cozy read-aloud for brand-new dads, this crinkle-filled board book wraps humor, love, and tactile fun into one irresistible gift. With cuddly, soft burrito swaddling on the cover and a dedication space on the back, it's made to be shared, squeezed, and remembered.

What could be cuter than babies wrapped like burritos? Daddy's Little Burrito celebrates that snuggly, silly stage with playful rhyme, vibrant art, and a soft crinkle burrito for little fingers to scrunch. Part love letter, part laugh, it's built for drooly storytimes, daddy-baby bonding, and endless rounds of "one more time!"

With a space for personalization on the back, it's the perfect pick for baby showers, birthdays, or a first Father's Day gift. Designed for ages 0-3 and sturdy enough for hugs, tugs, and giggles, it's a joyful first book that dads and babies will gobble up together.

Introducing an irresistibly over-the-top new kitty character who's ready to make a big splash!

Meet Serafina. If there's one thing you should know about Serafina, it's that she absolutely, positively HATES water. Running faucets, rain, or the sea? No thank you. So even though she looks fantastic in goggles, Serafina is NOT happy to be forced into a swim class by the powers that be. NOTHING can convince her to get into that disgusting pit of seething water. Nothing, that is, except maybe a very beloved old friend who needs a hand.

The first book in an unforgettable new picture book series from acclaimed creators Matthew Burgess and Robin Rosenthal shows how trying something new can lead to unexpected joy.

¡Da la vuelta al mundo con este divertido libro de construcción para fanáticos de Minecraft!

Este libro de construcciones de Minecraft para niños, repleto de datos fascinantes e información sobre los continentes que forman el planeta, lleva a los pequeños en un viaje por el mundo para descubrir edificios y lugares famosos, plantas, animales, maravillas naturales y mucho más.

Acompaña a dos personajes de Minecraft a explorar las maravillas naturales de nuestro planeta, como el Monte Fuji y Machu Picchu, y estructuras y edificios construidos por el ser humano, como la Gran Esfinge de Giza o el Coliseo.

¿A qué esperas para construir el mundo sin salir de casa?

Sigue los mejores consejos de expertos y recrea lugares, mapas y monumentos famosos del mundo real dentro del juego Minecraft.

(c) 2025 Mojang AB.

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Explore our world in this fun atlas for Minecraft fans!

Join two Minecraft characters for a guided tour around the globe and learn about real-world natural wonders, including Mount Fuji and Machu Picchu, man-made structures and buildings, such as The Great Sphinx of Giza and the Colosseum, and wildlife.

This children's atlas is fully illustrated with Minecraft builds and packed with fascinating reference facts and information about the continents of the world. Learn about famous buildings and places, plants, animals, natural wonders, and much more. Plus, discover expert tips and creative ideas for recreating famous landmarks, maps, and locations within the Minecraft game.

Discover the world and then build it without leaving home!

(c) 2025 Mojang AB.

For anyone experiencing the contradictory chaos and joy of early parenthood, illustrator Rani Ban offers no-bullshit wisdom and sparks of hope from the postpartum universe.

Combining raw honesty and humor with the warmth of classic parenting memoirs, Rani Ban's debut will reassure any new parent that they are not alone.

Designed to be read in stolen moments between feedings and diaper changings, this modern take on early parenthood offers a candid but validating perspective on the highs and lows of postpartum life.

With short, hand-lettered essays and poems and Ban's evocative illustrations, This Is Terrible, This Is Wonderful is an affirming, unfiltered self-purchase or shower gift for new parents in the thick of it.

Introducing Axl the Axolotl!

On the first day of school, Axl the Axolotl finds where he belongs in this charming story about learning to love the things that make you different.

It was the first day of school in Flower Bed Lake, and every little creature knew exactly where to go. Everyone, that is, except Axl. The fish, lizards, and frogs all headed to their own schools to learn how to glub glub and ribbit, but there was only one of Axl. Will he ever find where he belongs?

From EGOT-winning songwriters Benj Pasek & Justin Paul, the songwriters behind The Greatest Showman and Dear Evan Hansen, and author JP Brammer comes a story of a brave and curious axolotl who is determined to find where he belongs. Brought to life by Vanessa Morales, this is a funny and affirming story about loving the things that make you unique and that finding the place you belong might look different than you expected. Complete with fascinating, kid-friendly facts about axolotls!

Praise for Axl the Axolotl is Not a Frog

"An affirming story about self-acceptance that will reassure young readers struggling to carve out their niche."-- Kirkus reviews

If you haven�t followed the money, chances are you don�t know the real story of America and its Revolution. Nothing gives a clearer insight into this history than the life of early America�s dominant merchant trader, first bank president, and first central banker, Thomas Willing.

In this book, Richard Vague shows how Willing bankrolled - and in the process helped save - the Revolution and then fundamentally shaped the financial architecture of the young Republic. So powerful was Willing that President John Adams complained that George Washington and Alexander Hamilton were governed by him. Yet at a decisive moment in Willing�s life he voted against independence, as conflict between Pennsylvania�s moneyed elite and the emergent lower and middle classes embroiled the politics of 1776 in bitter class conflict. This dynamic would continue after independence, as Willing and his associates attempted to tame the democratic forces unleashed by revolution and thereby set up a tension that has never stopped shaping US politics.

This dramatic untold story sheds genuinely new light on the genesis of the American Republic, as well as the enduring economic and political conflicts that still shape US society today.

A book that celebrates Latino culture, family traditions, and the special moments shared in the heart of every home--the kitchen.

En La Cocina is a vibrant, side-by-side bilingual children's book that celebrates the warmth, love, and traditions found in a Latinx kitchen. From cooking with Abuelita to playing games with your Tío, this culturally rich story captures the joy of family connection and everyday moments that make the cocina the heart of the home. With colorful illustrations, rhythmic storytelling, and a helpful glossary of simple Spanish words, this book is perfect for early bilingual readers, dual-language classrooms, and families looking to explore Latino culture through food, language, and tradition. A joyful addition to any diverse children's book collection!

The American heartland is poised for a demographic decline with very real consequences. Migrant Midwest tracks the history of population growth and its projected decline in the Midwest to highlight the need for increased international migration to the region. Burkham first illustrates how the forces of fertility and migration drove the development of the region's agricultural and industrial economies, and how the region has more recently struggled with deindustrialization, outmigration, and declining fertility, a global trend. The Midwest is now the slowest-growing region in the country and has the lowest share of immigrants, contributing to stagnation at the national level. Burkham goes on to evaluate the impact of demographic decline on the regional labor market and its fiscal implications for cities, states, and the nation. His thoughtful analysis highlights global trends in fertility decline and raises doubts about the prospect of significantly boosting fertility in modern society.

This timely book proposes a bipartisan model of immigration reform designed to replenish the region's workforce and population, stabilizing communities and fueling a manufacturing renaissance. It takes seriously concerns that increases in immigration may be harmful to some Americans by presenting a nuanced view of how immigrants are integrated into local labor markets and society more generally. Ultimately, Burkham makes an argument for assimilation through residential integration. He concludes by suggesting that the coming "demographic winter" is a choice between managed decline and a more forward-looking vision of abundance that is consistent with the country's character as a nation of immigrants.

Dear Black Girl
You teach the world
The power of creativity
Just by being yourself

Celebrate the creativity, bravery, dreams, and laughter of Black girls with this purposeful, powerful text from poet and author Mahogany L. Browne. With lush, bright illustrations from artist Sawyer Cloud, this picture book is perfect for honoring big milestones and finding joy in everyday moments--a heartwarming and jubilant love letter to Black girls everywhere.

Explore the sizzling history of America's favorite ballpark snack! Join Frank De Wienerdog, your outrageously funny guide, in HOT DOG!--a laugh-out-loud nonfiction adventure that tracks the hot dog's journey from the streets of New York to grills nationwide. This vibrant picture book is perfect for "young foodies," curious readers ages 6-9, and anyone who loves a side of humor with their history.

A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard selection

"This pun-derful tribute to the tube steak is sure to make salivary glands sit up and beg. A 'wiener' for young foodies."--Kirkus Reviews

A Visual and Educational Feast

Get ready for a "frank" look at food culture! Did you know Americans devour a staggering 20 billion hot dogs every year? That's enough to stretch to the moon and back! Author Christine Van Zandt masterfully blends humor and history, while Steven Salerno's bold, playful illustrations bring the zany spirit of this tale to life on every page.

This 40-page, full-color nonfiction book includes:

-Wacky Hot Dog Math: Mind-blowing stats and figures that make learning fun.

-Interactive Backmatter: A recipe for "snake dogs" and a sizzling timeline of hot dog milestones.

-Social Studies Connections: An engaging way to introduce food history and American culture in the classroom or at home.

Why Readers (and Parents) Will Relish This Book:

-Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection: Recognized for its high quality and appeal to young readers.

-Perfect for Reluctant Readers: The fast-paced, pun-filled narrative and visual excitement keep children engaged from start to finish.

-Great for Read-Alouds: A guaranteed crowd-pleaser for library story hours or family reading time.

-More than a story: A cross-curricular read that combines math, history, and culinary fun.

This history is on a roll! Whether you're looking for a gift for a budding chef or a fun addition to a social studies unit, HOT DOG! is the perfect recipe for educational fun.

A modern-day hunt for Viking treasure collides with Spanish conquistadors and small-town Minnesota in this delightfully zany adventure, perfect for fans of The Goonies and Holes.

"You'll be turning the pages as fast as you can." --Stuart Gibbs, New York Times-bestselling author of the Spy School series

Listen. This book is kind of hard to describe. It takes place in a small town called Norse Ridge, Minnesota, which is a lot like any other small town in the Midwest except it has more subterranean caves and people named Olaf. (Also, they eat hotdish, not casserole.) The main character is a kid named Danny Hall, who goes on a hunt with his friends to find their missing history teacher and maybe a little ancient Viking treasure, too. Oh, and I'm the narrator, and I'll do my best to keep quiet and just tell the story.

But you should know that this book ALSO includes an evil descendant of a Spanish conquistador and his school principal sidekick who may or may not be up to no good. Also, it has cave pigs, seasick Frenchmen, a sentient rock, a mythological blue moose, and a super epic car chase. It's a lot to describe in only a few paragraphs--enough to make you go . . . berserk (see what I did there?).

Uff-da! Just open up the book and read it already!

For fans of BECAUSE OF WINN-DIXIE and COYOTE SUNRISE

Humor and heart, along with a life-changing friendship make this perfect for SUMMER READING

Maisie is still reeling from the loss of her dad when her mom deposits her with Aunt Gertie at the start of summer in Heaven, TX. Population: tiny. Gertie is nothing but nice, but Maisie doesn't want to be there - surrounded by cactus and tumbleweeds.

Thankfully, the Heaven Library is well air-conditioned. Here, Charlene the librarian offers Maisie much-needed solace and book recommendations. Then Maisie meets another actual kid, Walt Wise, Aunt Gertie's nearest neighbor. As she and Walt work odd jobs together and become friends, they also stumble upon a stealth campaign to develop one of Heaven's most beloved natural resources.

As Maisie and Walt research the development plan, they also uncover a long-buried, life-changing secret about Maisie's family. This secret, along with an explosive event at the Heaven County Fair, will turn a sleepy summer into one Maisie and Walt will never forget.

This fresh, smart, and funny young adult debut with a speculative twist asks the question: What if Mother Nature was a teenage girl?

Who is Chloe Lovejoy, really? A straight-C student, a girl with a crush on the cutie from chorus, an all-powerful being responsible for taking care of the planet . . . or perhaps all three. That's what Chloe finds out on her sixteenth birthday, when she unexpectedly inherits the role of Mother Nature from her grandmother. Chloe is overwhelmed, to say the least. Then, when the unthinkable happens, and Grandma is no longer around to guide her, Chloe is left to oversee the natural laws of the world all by herself.

Between managing earthquakes and hurricanes, rivals at school, and her not-very-helpful mother, Chloe tries to maintain balance and harmony on Earth and in her everyday life. But someone in the community has an eye toward harnessing her powers for nefarious purposes, which means Chloe needs to dig deep and get her act together before her secret is found out. After all, the universe is depending on her.

Force of Nature by Melissa Clark is an utterly unique coming of age story about a teen girl rising to the occasion, even when she feels completely in over her head.

Dear Black Boy
You will teach the world
How to shine brightly
Just by being yourself

Celebrate the imagination, hard work, laughter, and dreams of Black boys with this expressive, empowering text from poet and author Mahogany L. Browne. With vibrant illustrations from artist Sawyer Cloud, this picture book is perfect for honoring big milestones and finding joy in everyday moments--a heartwarming and jubilant love letter to Black boys everywhere.

New York Times bestselling author Andy Griffiths invites readers to come hang out with him and his friend Terry Denton in their 26-Story Treehouse--filled with Andy and Terry's signature slapstick humor!

Special collector's edition, now in stunning full color!

Andy and Terry live in a 26-story treehouse. (It used to be 13 stories, but they've expanded.) It has a bumper car rink, a skate ramp, an antigravity chamber, an ice cream parlor with 78 flavors, and the Maze of Doom--a maze so complicated that nobody who has gone in has ever come out again. Well, not yet, anyway.

This time, the two friends have a whole week to finish their next book, and Andy even knows what it should be about--the story of how he and Terry first met. But, life is NEVER boring in the treehouse, and emergency shark operations, giant storms, and wooden pirate heads are just the beginning....

This title has Common Core connections.

Read the whole series!
The 13-Story Treehouse
The 39-Story Treehouse
The 52-Story Treehouse
The 65-Story Treehouse
The 78-Story Treehouse
The 91-Story Treehouse
The 104-Story Treehouse
The 117-Story Treehouse
The 130-Story Treehouse
The 143-Story Treehouse
The 156-Story Treehouse
The 169-Story Treehouse

Also by Andy Griffiths
The Treehouse Fun Book
The Treehouse Joke Book
Tales from the Treehouse
You and Me and the Land of Lost Things

A poignant, powerful picture book about an old triceratops who befriends a prehistoric bird during the last days of the dinosaurs, perfect for fans of The Land Before Time and Big Cat, Little Cat.

A lonely dinosaur had one wish: to care for another.

When she saves an injured bird, a friendship begins. Together, they feast, play, and roam a vast and vibrant land.

But when the bright flash of a meteor lights up the sky, the world around them begins to change.

So the dinosaur and the bird make a new wish: for life to continue. Because hope holds on with a friend by your side.

From award-winning author Richard Ho and rising star illustrator Jamie Green, comes a gorgeous and heartrending picture book about friendship, loss, and the beauty of an everlasting bond.