This tall-format book follows 3 dogs as they enjoy time away from their humans. Kids will love its fast pace, thanks to the playful back-and-forth banter between the dogs and a squirrel. They'll also love the poop, treasure stash, birthday cake with gummy bears and marshmallows, and the fart disco.

*WEEKLY RECAP* The book still on my dog's mind: THE MOLE AND THE MOUND

This cookbook makes it easy to embrace protein-forward recipes, regardless of the meal/time of day. One chapter has 15 different smoothie recipes, making meal planning fast and easy, using frozen ingredients, such as frozen cauliflower rice, frozen zucchini/squash, frozen kale, and frozen fruits.

In this charming picture book, Mole builds an extravagant home underground, big enough to provide shelter for all of his friends when a destructive storm rolls in. With rhyming text and playful onomatopoeia, this book begs to be read aloud.

Kids can't be expected to edit their writing if they haven't been taught the conventions of language (aka "the rules"). Mentor sentences are taken straight out of the children's books sitting on your bookshelf. For each lesson, students are invited to notice, compare, imitate, and apply.

In this interactive book, young detectives are transported to 11 different locations throughout history and must identify who is breaking the law. From Ancient Greece and Rome to Japan and California. This book is fun, informative, and unexpected! Perfect for classrooms, bringing history alive!

Red Dress Day is observed annually on May 5th to remember and raise awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. In this book, Tess is preparing for the day by asking kid-friendly questions about the past. This book is gentle & makes a difficult topic accessible to young children

15 chapters provide an introduction to climate change, structured in an engaging before/after format with easy-to-follow numbered steps. Read about rising sea levels, shrinking forests, growing cities, melting ice, extreme weather, oceans of plastic, etc. Perfect for home and school libraries

In this heartwarming book, Buttfish descends deep into the sea to discover other unusual fish like him. With themes of celebrating differences and potty humor, this book will quickly find a permanent home on your kiddo's bookshelf.

One by one, Otter's new neighbors arrive with gifts until Bear shows up and struggles to fit through the door. With themes of teamwork and kindness, this charming book celebrates community members coming together.

This exquisitely illustrated picture book encourages readers to consider what others are doing at this exact same moment, discovering how vast and varied our planet really is. Minimal wording and vibrant, textured artwork work together to create a thought-provoking package.

This silly story follows an ambitious worm as he transitions careers from a librarian to a security guard. This picture book is hilarious, unexpected, and is sure to be a hit with kids of all ages, including their adult readers. The illustrations have a fun, nostalgic 'Batman & Robin' feel.

This picture book celebrates Indigenous communities and oral storytelling. In this book, Skye shares 5 short stories told to her by her Ojibway Grandfather. Learn how rabbits got their long ears, how raccoons got their mask, why beavers have big, strong teeth, and why wolves howl.

This professional book shows how you can build in meaningful writing lessons by decomposing mentor sentences into chunks. The sentence dig routine is: Take Apart, Put Together, and Apply. These "digs" make reading/writing interactive and playful.

With themes of wonder and perspective, this book follows a boy who believes he has bad sky luck because he is unable to spot a shooting star. His uncle helps him understand that sky luck is everywhere as he learns to recognize nature's treasures that are present, not just those that are missing.

This beautifully illustrated, informational picture book explores the water on planet Earth and how it is all connected. From underground rivers and icy ponds to the salty oceans and the air we breathe. With themes of environmental awareness and conservation, this book belongs in every K-2 classroom

With sparse, rhyming text, this picture book teaches little readers how to connect with Mother Earth to process their big emotions. Gitxsan words and their pronunciations are provided in the back. Favorite line: "Return the stone to where it was from and thank it sincerely for all that it's done."

Martin refuses to sit through the same old boring Sunday and goes on a worldly adventure with his dog, encountering extreme temperatures, remote lands, & sacred creatures. The illustrations are bold, distinctive, and playful. Kids will enjoy pointing out artwork that they've seen on previous pages.

In this story-within-a-story, Ness has written a science book that tells how puffins got their colorful beaks and how flamingos got their pink feathers. Ness's stories are good but completely inaccurate. This silly nonfiction comic book is perfect for curious kids and bird lovers.

A charming story that follows Lou as she struggles to climb a tree with her friends. With delightful, digitally rendered art and lively, imaginative play, this book is relatable and perfect for anyone who has faced fear and failure.

This illustrated nonfiction book grabs your attention right away with its large size & its table of contents titled "Tunnel of Contents". Stories shared are surprising and captivating, from the Svalbard Seed Vault to The White House Bunker, all amazing underground constructions from around the world

Follow Spike, a prepared Bear, and Roscoe, an easy-going, fun-loving rabbit, as they embark on a camping trip adventure. With themes of friendship and disappointment, this book is perfect for kiddos who struggle when things don't turn out as expected.

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Follow Spike, a prepared Bear, and Roscoe, an easy-going, fun-loving rabbit, as they embark on a camping trip adventure. With themes of friendship and disappointment, this book is perfect for kiddos who struggle when things don't turn out as expected.

This isn't just a cookbook -- it's Winnie Yee's immigrant story from a 6-year-old moving from Malaysia to how she becomes the Smoke Queen. It features 7 flavor-packed chapters (sauces, sides, desserts), with each meat having its own devoted chapter: Poultry, Pork, Seafood, and Beef & Lamb.

This illustrated nonfiction book combines elements of mysteries and graphic novels to create a unique reading experience. It's engaging, exciting, and educational. The inside resembles a scrapbook with files, photographs, and scraps of paper pieced together with tape and paper clips.

Calling all CrunchLabs fans 📢 This illustrated hardcover mystery *series features Mark Rober and his friends as they use engineering to solve problems. Book 1 spans 105 pages, with 11 chapters & 25 black-and-white illustrations. *This is a subscription that is only available to Build Box subscribers

This picture book follows April and her stuffed rabbit, Coco, as they search for their new home. This book can start meaningful conversations about war and refugees. It is beautifully illustrated, taking a difficult topic and making it accessible.

This illustrated chapter book follows a group of fourth graders as they create a solution to speed up a recycling problem in the cafeteria. It spans 145 pages and 21 chapters, with 28 pages including vibrant artwork. This book will inspire children to see themselves as inventors and engineers.

This standards-aligned workbook includes a large, foldout map and over 150 stickers to track your progress. Every page is in full color, and it covers all subjects, not just reading and math. Extras include a reading list of 10 fiction & 10 nonfiction books. This series is available for grades K-6.