Oh No, the Aunts Are Here by Adam Rex

Oh No, the Aunts Are Here captures the hilarious chaos of family visits when a little girl is overwhelmed by a troupe of overly enthusiastic aunts. The book celebrates the endearing strangeness of family, but its unique dynamic may require explanation for children without similar large-family experiences. It’s a funny, diverse picture book about irreplaceable love.

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Blackout by John Rocco

Blackout is a simple, effective picture book about a city family who finds connection when their power goes out. This story highlights the beauty of slowing down and making memories, transforming a power outage into a neighborhood party under the stars. It’s a great read for children and a helpful reminder for adults about setting aside the hustle and bustle.

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