A clever explanation of how weather works for curious 4-8 year-olds.

Dave and Howard (the monster!) become friends. Story and song for pre-K-3rd graders.

A single act of kindness can change a life. A sweet story for little ones.

This wordless picture book allows the child to tell the story – in any language!

Have fun with Fluff, Puff and Stuff, dust bunnies who will inspire your 2-5 year-old to help clean.

This important 2-in-1 picture book helps welcome refugee children into the classroom!

The best gift for new moms and empty-nesters. Oh, and for kids too! Tender mother love.

A clever read-aloud that will inspire 3-8 year-olds to learn to read and teach them their vowels.

The Cayuga Island Kids’ first adventure turns 7-10 year-olds into fact detectives.

Dave and Howard (the monster!) become friends. Story and song for pre-K-3rd graders.

Glitter pens and cookies show the importance of having all the facts. Information literacy for 7-10 year-olds!

Fascinating Underground Railroad history–and STEM–in a compelling tale for 8-12 year-olds.

Elinor Malcolm just wants to be normal. Tweens will identify with her search for a friend and her best self.

Elinor Malcolm unravels her mother’s past and finds herself. A tale for 8-12 year-old tweens.

Cole will inspire your favorite teen to fight for social justice–and write poetry. A great bilingual YA novel.

Magic realism fills these tender short stories about masculinity and growing up with light and love.

Reality TV and the presidency collide. Sound familiar? You’ll love this prescient novel.

Chaos on the southern border of the U.S. and upheavals at the highest levels of government.

Book banning and censorship are real. What are the consequences for our democracy? Find out.

Help your favorite HS graduate or college undergrad become a professional — intentionally.

What inspired Shakespeare’s vivid characters and clever plots? Find out in this witty and engaging tell-all.

Einstein and Picasso have lots in common. Find out how science and art are inextricably connected.

A surprisingly lyrical tale of the brilliant Kilcairn, a 19th century gentleman who kills women.

A beautiful homage to the immigrants who built this nation. At the fascinating intersection of art and ancestry.