What if everyone had a reason to lie, but only one person knew the truth? In I Know You’re Lying, Daphne Benedis-Grab follows a group of middle school students after a shocking theft turns classmates into suspects.
What would you do if you were trapped on a train with no way to escape while tons of snow crashed down the mountain? I Survived the Wellington Avalanche, 1910 is packed with danger, courage, and nonstop action.
Pawcasso follows a lonely eleven-year-old who gets swept into a massive neighborhood misunderstanding over a grocery-buying, basket-toting dog. Balancing funny town debates with authentic lessons on honesty and connection perfect for young art enthusiasts, and animal lovers alike.
A masterfully moving, wordless triumph! Yellow Butterfly processes the devastating emotional landscape of the war in Ukraine through the eyes of a young girl. Utilizing powerful visual metaphors—where barbed wire and missiles transform into butterflies and hope.
A visually stunning call to environmental action!Immerses readers in the Peruvian Amazon through the eyes of a young Asháninka girl. Printed on textured banana-bark paper and rich with educational backmatter which includes an Asháninka translation is a perfect book to introduce ecosystem interdependence, indigenous history, and empowering children to become active environmental stewards.