What Should I Read?
Kindness: A Treasury of Buddhist Wisdom for Children and Parents
by Sarah Conover
Be Polite and Kind
by Cheri Meiners
Princesses Are Not Just Pretty
by Kate Lum
Friendshape
by Amy Krouse Rosenthal
Ordinary Mary's Extraordinary Deed
by Emily Pearson
Good People Everywhere
by Lynea Gillen
One Snowy Morning
by Kevin Tseng; illustrated by Dana Wulfekotte
Mr. Scruff
by Simon James
Save It!: A Moneybunny Book
by Cinders McLeod
Did You Burp?: How to Ask Questions... Or Not!
by April Pulley Sayre; illustrated by Leeza Hernandez
Aruh Shah and the End of Time
by Roshani Chokshi
The Serpent’s Secret
by Sayantani DasGupta
Little Kids First Big Book of the World
by Elizabeth Carney
It's Not Easy Being Mimi
by Linda Davick
Genius LEGO Inventions with Bricks You Already Have
by Sarah Dees
The Wheels on the... Uh-Oh!
by Sue Tarsky; pictures by Alex Willmore
Horse Meets Dog
by Elliott Kalan and Tim Miller
There's a Dinosaur on the 13th Floor
by Wade Bradford; illustrated by Kevin Hawkes
An Inconvenient Alphabet: Ben Franklin & Noah Webster's Spelling Revolution
by Beth Anderson; illustrated by Elizabeth Baddeley
Meet the Ponies of Ponyville
by Olivia London
Property of the Rebel Librarian
by Allison Varnes
Kindness Makes the World Go Round
by Craig Manning; illustrated by Joe Mathieu
JoJo and the Twins
by Jane O'Connor; pictures by Robin Preiss Glasser
Small Spaces
by Katherine Arden
PAR-TAY!: Dance of the Veggies (and Their Friends)
written by Eloise Greenfield; illustrations by Don Tate.
Bailey goes camping
Kevin Henkes
Bears in the bath
Shirley Parenteau
Kid Scientists: True Tales of Childhood from Science Superstars
stories by David Stabler; illustrations by Anoosha Syed