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Ali is excited to show off his swimming skills to his little brother, Fateh. But when they get to the pool, Ali realizes he has forgotten a few things. To make matters worse, Fateh is taking to the water like a fish! Ali's pride is hurt, but it turns out that little Fateh still needs his big brother after all. Ali the Great, by Yasmin author Saadia Faruqi, is a charming chapter book series about Pakistani American second grader Ali Tahir. Ali's big ideas will resonate with young readers who believe that every problem has a creative solution--you just have to find it!

The Language of Flowers showcases the world's most beautiful flowering plants with 46 show-stopping designs to color.Colorists can immerse themselves in this enchanting botanical coloring book, filled with intricate artworks inspired by traditional botanical prints and the ancient art of floriography. Accompanying text explores the special significance of each flower and the symbolism assigned to it by different cultures throughout history.Bringing this unique and fascinating subject to a coloring audience, The Language of Flowers features stunning artwork from South Florida-based artist Stratten Peterson (Instagram: @strat.lacy.art).Flowers appearing in this book include:

• Amaryllis
• Cherry blossom
• Lotus
• Orchid
• And many more!

Perfect for anyone who loves drawing flowers, sketching wildflowers, or collecting floral gift books, this adult coloring book celebrates the timeless beauty of nature in all its forms. With each page, you can relax while bringing these elegant botanical illustrations to life with colors.

Would you rather eat poop like a dung beetle or dine on rotting garbage like a cockroach? Would you rather encounter a scorpion or a rattlesnake? Young readers get to answer these and more mind-boggling questions about prickly plants, extreme habitats, close encounters with dangerous animals, and other not-so-nice things nature has to offer!

A love story between a boy with a scar and an abused, misgendered classmate who are both victims of bullying but find peace and acceptance in each other--Scars is an ardent coming-of-age story about acknowledging differences and finding self-acceptance

Two school kids, Kyonosuke and Akira, live in a little village by the Japanese countryside. After an accident, Kyonosuke recieves a skin graft to his face, leaving him permanently scarred. This disfigurement makes Kyonosuke a target for constant bullying.

Akira, his classmate, is trying to come to terms with her gender dysphoria but is beaten by her father for saying she wants to be a girl. When they meet and fall in love, they decide to escape their toxic environment together. But are they strong enough to accept each other, and themselves, for who they are?

A stunning and heartfelt manga trilogy from debut author-illustrator Brandon Arias, Scars deftly tackles childhood trauma, bullying, and the issue of growing into one's own identity.

This gorgeous, fresh, slice-of-life drama is sure to become a classic alongside such timely and relevant manga titles as Orange by Takano Ichigo and Our Dreams at Dusk by Yuhki Kamatani.

Arthur and Suzie want to swim, but the water is too cold! What are they going to do?

Join Arthur and Suzie on their fun, creative and hilarious problem-solving adventure as they take matters into their own hands...What will their parents say?! What will their grandparents say?!

Providing smiles and laughter for the whole family, The Hot Chocolate Swimming Pool is a fun and entertaining story for kids, parents and grandparents to enjoy together!

An ambulance rushes to the rescue! This book introduces emergent readers to this emergency vehicle's parts and actions on the job while providing them with a supportive first nonfiction reading experience. Carefully crafted text uses high-frequency words, repetitive sentence patterns, and strong visual references to support emergent readers, making sure they aren't facing too many challenges at once. Ambulances includes Tools for Teachers and Caregivers and a Let's Review! question and image, as well as introductory nonfiction features such as labels, a table of contents, words to know, and an index. Ambulances is part of Jump!'s Machines on the Move series.

This In Bloom title introduces the long a vowel team ay. A stray cat on the way to school captures Kay's heart in this decodable beginning reader. Features dyslexia-friendly font and accessible design to help meet the learning needs of all students.

In this Little Blossom story, Sky and her dad go to fly a kite. But not everything goes as planned. Will they have fun in the end? Uses decodable text and a repetition of sight words to increase readability. Focuses on the phonics skill of decoding silent E words. Original illustrations help guide readers through the story.

In this Little Blossom story, Grace runs a big race. Will she run fast enough to win? Uses decodable text and a repetition of sight words to increase readability. Focuses on the phonics skill of decoding silent E words. Original illustrations help guide readers through the story.

When a night of babysitting turns fatal, a girl burdened with survivor's guilt becomes increasingly convinced that someone is responsible for the gas leak that killed her family member--and that she was the intended target all along.

Ella wishes that she could do something more fun on New Year's Eve than babysit, but lately her life has taken a scary turn with a diagnosis that she is trying her best to ignore. So after she barely recovers from another paralyzing migraine, Ella arrives late to her aunt's house for babysitting.

But when nobody answers the door, she knows something isn't right. Breaking in, she finds her cousins unconscious on the floor. And Aunt Julie is dead. Ella is barely able to rescue them from the house before she collapses into the snow.

When investigators discover that the cause of death was from a gas leak, a small voice in the back of her head keeps reminding Ella that it could have been her--not Aunt Julie--inside that house. Ella is determined to find out what really happened to her aunt, but her family is so sure it was an accident. After all, Ella's paranoia must just be a side effect of her diagnosis--a diagnosis that makes everyone tiptoe around her.

As deadly lies begin to seep through the cracks of the investigation, Ella gets the feeling that the gas leak might not have been an accident--and that someone might be out to kill her next.

Did you know visitors can see up to six states from the Empire State Building's observatories? Readers will learn this and other incredible facts in this book about the Empire State Building. Leveled text and bright images explore the building's history, uses, and features. Special features highlight the building's size, materials, and location. Readers will be eager to learn more!

The world's deadliest spider is a funnel-web spider. It has poisonous venom and powerful fangs. Young readers will be delighted to learn these and more fascinating facts, including the spider's habitat, hunting techniques, and body parts. Achievable text, stunning photographs, spider jokes, and an activity round out the learning.

Ali thinks boys should be tough and brave and never cry! But after a painful fall on the playground, Ali gets a lesson in bravery that helps him show his true feelings. Ali the Great, by Yasmin author Saadia Faruqi, is a charming chapter book series about Pakistani American second grader Ali Tahir. Ali's big ideas will resonate with young readers who believe that every problem has a creative solution--you just have to find it!

Ali wants to be a scientist, and he doesn't think good spelling is needed for that. Then Amma convinces him that spelling is very important in science. But will Ali have enough time to practice before the class spelling bee? Ali the Great, by Yasmin author Saadia Faruqi, is a charming chapter book series about Pakistani American second grader Ali Tahir. Ali's big ideas will resonate with young readers who believe that every problem has a creative solution--you just have to find it!

The brilliant Belgian detective rings in the New Year with a chilling murder investigation on a Greek island in this all-new holiday mystery from Sophie Hannah, author of Hercule Poirot's Silent Night.

New Year's Eve, 1932. Hercule Poirot and Inspector Edward Catchpool arrive on the tiny Greek island of Lamperos to celebrate the holiday with what turns out to be a rather odd community living in a dilapidated house. A dark sense of foreboding overshadows the beautiful island getaway when the guests play a New Year's Resolutions game after dinner and one written resolution gleefully threatens to perform "the last and first death of the year."

Hours later, one of the home's residents is found dead on the terrace.

In light of the shocking murder, Poirot reveals to Catchpool the real reason he's brought him to the island and both men resolve to ensure that the first murder will be the last.

From Edgar Award-winning author Margaret Peterson Haddix comes a suspenseful duology opener about a girl whose first phone connects her to a network of time travelers who want to change the world. This New York Times bestseller--now available in paperback--is perfect for fans of The Mysterious Benedict Society and City Spies!

When Maisie's mom gives her an old phone, Maisie can't believe her luck--finally, she can keep up with everyone at school! Unfortunately, her mom also tells her that the whole family will be moving to spend the summer taking care of Maisie's great-aunt Hazel. Maisie's only getting a phone because she'll be responsible for her younger siblings during the entire trip. With that, Maisie is ready to give the phone back.

Then the first puzzling text comes in.

Between the mystery texts and a not-completely-blank book from Great-Aunt Hazel, Maisie finds herself thrown into the world of moonleapers. Will she be able to learn more about the secretive group, and--gulp--help them accomplish their crucial mission in time?