Category: Children

This book is the fifth installment in the popular “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” series. It follows middle school student Greg Heffley as he navigates through his hilarious and embarrassing experiences.

In this inspiring true story, author Sarah Thomson shares the remarkable journey of Greg Mortenson, who dedicated his life to building schools for children in remote villages in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Through his determination and perseverance, he changed the lives of countless children and inspired readers to make a difference in the world.

“Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Book 1” is a humorous and relatable story about middle schooler, Greg Heffley, and his daily struggles with fitting in, avoiding bullies, and navigating the ups and downs of adolescence. Through comical illustrations and diary entries, readers follow Greg’s hilarious misadventures and relive the awkwardness of middle school.

“Where the Wild Things Are” is a beloved children’s book about a young boy named Max who uses his imagination to explore a land of wild creatures. This classic story, illustrated by Maurice Sendak, teaches the value of imagination, courage, and love. It won the prestigious Caldecott Award for its beautiful illustrations.

Greg Heffley faces a series of comical misadventures and challenges during summer vacation, from dealing with a new dog and visiting a water park to trying to make money and avoiding his older brother’s pranks.

The Daring Book for Girls is a resource of adventurous activities and valuable skills for girls. From camping and knot-tying to famous women in history and secret codes, this book empowers young girls to embrace their curiosity and independence.

“Encyclopedia Prehistorica Dinosaurs” is a stunning pop-up book that provides a comprehensive guide to the world of dinosaurs. Through intricate and detailed pop-up illustrations, readers will learn about the different species, eras, and characteristics of these prehistoric creatures. A must-read for any dinosaur enthusiast of all ages.

Counting Kisses is a charming board book designed for young children. It follows a baby and their mother as they count all the sweet kisses leading up to bedtime. With adorable illustrations and interactive elements, this book is perfect for cuddle time and learning to count.

A boy takes a magical train to the North Pole where he meets Santa and receives a silver bell as a gift. He believes in the magic of Christmas and cherishes the bell, even as an adult.

This book is a comprehensive guide for parents, offering advice and information on what to expect during the first year of their baby’s life. It covers topics such as feeding, sleeping, development, and common concerns, providing a valuable resource for new parents.

Holes is a Newbery Medal-winning novel about a boy named Stanley Yelnats who is sent to a juvenile detention center where he must dig holes as punishment. As he uncovers the truth about the camp and his own family history, he discovers the power of friendship and perseverance.

“The Night Before Christmas Pop-up” is a classic children’s holiday story about a visit from Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. The beautifully illustrated and interactive pop-up book captures the magic and excitement of the holiday spirit, making it a perfect read for the whole family.

In “Olivia Saves the Circus” by Ian Falconer, the plucky pig Olivia transforms her backyard into a spectacular circus performance to impress her family and friends. With her trademark energy and imagination, Olivia puts on an unforgettable show that showcases her unique talents and saves the day.

“Olivia” is a charming and mischievous picture book about a strong-willed pig named Olivia who loves to dress up, imagine and befriend her family. Through playful illustrations and humorous text, Falconer captures the spunky spirit of a lively and imaginative little girl.

A grumpy green creature called the Grinch tries to ruin Christmas for the Whos in the town of Whoville by stealing all their gifts, decorations, and food. But the true spirit of Christmas changes his heart and he returns everything he took, learning the true meaning of the holiday.

The book “Holes” by Louis Sachar follows a young boy, Stanley Yelnats, as he is sent to a juvenile detention center where he is forced to dig holes as punishment. As he uncovers the dark history of the area, he also discovers the truth about his own family and discovers a way to break a curse.

“The 20th-Century Children’s Book Treasury” is a collection of beloved picture books and stories from the 1900s, meant to be read aloud to children. From classic favorites to lesser-known gems, this treasury offers a diverse and engaging selection of children’s literature for families to enjoy together.

This book is a retelling of the classic fairy tale “The Emperor’s New Clothes” with an all-star cast. The included audio CD adds an interactive element to the story.

In “High Trail to Danger”, young cowgirl Annie Day must navigate treacherous terrain and face dangerous obstacles as she races to deliver important documents to a remote ranch. Along the way, she discovers secrets and betrayal that threaten not only her mission but also her life.