Picture Books

Remembering those who died this year.

Three Kings Day, also known as Epiphany, is on January 6 and commemorates the biblical story of the wise men who brought gifts to the newborn baby Jesus. It is mostly celebrated in Latinx communities and marks the end of the Christmas season. Share these three picture books with young readers to teach them more about the holiday.

A runaway dreidel, parading yokai, and dancing ornaments make these holiday picture books that much more magical.

These eight picture books and board books will help the youngest readers get into the holiday spirit.

Share these five picture and board books with children as they prepare for the holiday of food and gratitude.

Young readers will delight in these tales, both fun and (slightly) frightening, about preparing for and enjoying the holiday with family and friends.

Travis Jonker shares key elements of a good scary book for young students, titles he loves, and tips for successful spooky read-alouds (video included). 

The Jewish holiday of Sukkot, also known as the Feast of Booths, celebrates the autumn harvest and the bounty that nature provides. Share these picture books with young children for the festival and any time throughout the year.

These picture books and graphic novels for elementary students through high schoolers show the power of illustration to convey complex emotions.