With National Indigenous Peoples Day coming up on June 21, it’s a great time to read and share books by Indigenous authors and illustrators! This picture book reading list includes bestsellers, award-winners and new books all by Indigenous creators that you can read and share with kids all year around.
These ocean nonfiction picture books are well-researched and accompanied by stunning illustrations! From fun jellyfish facts to myths about whales, these captivating titles will help readers aged 9—12 learn about the ocean and the different species who call it home.
Celebrate World Ocean Day on June 8 with these five ocean books for kids! From misunderstood ocean predators to ocean conservation, these nonfiction titles are the perfect ocean reads for kids aged 9—12.
Looking for fun chapter books for kids ages 6, 7 and 8? Look no further than Orca Echoes! These entertaining, short books are classroom favorites and are great for building reading confidence. Illustrated throughout, these books are perfect for sparking conversations about social responsibility and growth mindset. Whether a young …
In Tonya Simpson’s new heartwarming picture book, If You Make a Mosom Tea, a boy spends time with Mosom, his grandfather, helping him while he shares his stories and Knowledge. Read on to hear from the author about how her own mosom inspired the sweet story. What inspired you to …
Through Noun’s inspirational life story, Hughes and Kheav present a part of history that many readers are unlikely to know. An intriguing and informative biography about seldom-covered Cambodian history formatted for middle grade readers. —School Library Journal The Dream of an Education introduces readers to Phymean Noun and her mission …
