Fresh Reads, Honest reviews, Educator-approved
Dance is a bridge to the past and a key to the future. Ria Thundercloud shares her journey from a young powwow dancer to a professional artist. With stunning, kinetic illustrations, this book celebrates Indigenous traditions and the courage it takes to be yourself.
History is a story we all share. Stunning mixed-media art to guide young readers through the harrowing truths of slavery. By framing the history within a classroom discussion, Alexander invites empathy, inquiry, and reflection.
“Don’t hug Doug!” Doug shows us that friendship doesn’t have to look the same for everyone. By exploring boundaries with humor and heart, Don’t Hug Doug is the perfect tool to teach students about bodily autonomy and the importance of asking for consent.
Follow the glow! Reveal the secret lives of animals governed by the lunar cycle. From navigating beetles to spawning coral, this lyrical STEM selection explores the eight phases of the moon and the extraordinary creatures that dance in its light.
When independent Aggie finds her new cottage haunted by a cheese-stealing ghost, a high-stakes tic-tac-toe match decides who stays. Beautifully illustrated in watercolor and colored pencil, this humorous tale is a perfect tool for building reading fluency and discussing how to make room for others without losing yourself.