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This is a picture book to enter with an open heart and share widely. It invites everyone into a celebration of dance, life, and being true to oneself.
This unique addition to the shelves celebrates the American experience through the lens of a beloved kitchen table.
A story that shows an environment where the differently abled can thrive, where accessibility means everyone, and featuring an underrepresented group in picture books, this is a truly solid addition for all collections.
A rich, rhythmic ode celebrating Día de Muertos, this read-aloud is recommended for all school and public library holiday collections.
This imaginative retelling of the story of Huck’s red-headed sweetheart is a rollicking adventure full of rich characterizations that will be enjoyed by junior high and high school readers regardless of whether they have read the book that inspired it.
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