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Together, a Forest: Drawing Connections Between Nature's Diversity and Our Own features sound design and special effects to enhance your listening enjoyment. Listen out for the sounds of bird calling and the splashes of the winding river! Explore a forest with a curious classroom in this...

A child finds a way to access inner peace—when the world around her feels anything but peaceful—in this uplifting new picture book by acclaimed author-illustrator team Jacqueline Woodson and E. B. Lewis. Sometimes it seems like you can’t get away from the noise. Especially in a busy school...

Yogasagan för barn som har svårt att somna. Syftet med boken är att vi vill ge barnet och dig en fin stund ihop och hjälpa barnet att somna. Ni lyssnar på sovyoga-sagan och barnet guidas till sömns. Sagan är skriven av de tre erfarna yogalärarna: Ebba Dagsdotter, Johanna Alvin och Jennie...

Cowboy Roots by Faith Williams Schesventer is a forhcoming title from Roaring Brook Press...

A child finds a way to access inner peace—when the world around her feels anything but peaceful—in this uplifting new picture book by acclaimed author-illustrator team Jacqueline Woodson and E. B. Lewis. Sometimes it seems like you can’t get away from the noise. Especially in a busy school...

How did a young boy who was born on an island in the Caribbean become the first Black actor to win an Academy Award? Find out in this addition to the Who HQ library! Determined to shake up Hollywood stereotypes, Sidney Poitier used his status as a Black man starring in lead roles in the Golden...

Tsuki and the Kimono of Moonlight is a gentle children's audiobook about a young girl who discovers a mysterious kimono and learns that true magic is not loud or showy it is quiet, kind, and comforting. When Tsuki puts on the moonlit kimono, small wonders begin to happen. A lost thing returns. A worried heart feels lighter. And wherever Tsuki goes, a little more light stays behind. Soft, calming, and emotionally warm, this bedtime-style story is perfect for young listeners who enjoy peaceful tales about kindness, wonder, and the quiet magic we carry within.

Only Murders in the Building meets The Swifts in the first installment of this cozy whodunit mystery series. Most people would kill to live in a glamorous New York City high-rise on the Upper West Side. Not Casey. She hates her daily morning elevator ride to school. Why? Because she's forced to...

Only Murders in the Building meets The Swifts in the second installment of this twisty whodunit mystery series. Zoe Durand has a secret. She and the Carlton Girls have been taking the Upper West Side by storm, solving case after case. But little do her friends know that at home, Zoe puts just as...

America’s Mom, New York Times bestselling author, NAACP Award-winning personality, Emmy-winning host, and actress, Tabitha Brown, is back with a heartwarming children’s book about hope, faith, and the beauty of the unseen. Young Tabitha makes a wish, but she can’t see it. So, she wonders...

Teamwork brings Jo Jo’s community together in the sixth book in the beloved Jo Jo Makoons chapter book series. Jo Jo Makoons and her classmates are going on a field trip to the local tribal museum! But there are things to do before they go and a big project to work on once they arrive...

A precocious seventh grader whose cancer has recently gone into remission assists her “medical detective” uncle while readjusting to life in middle school in this “infectiously entertaining” (Kirkus Reviews) middle grade debut novel that’s Front Desk meets Roll with It. Twelve-year-old...

What happens when a child’s favorite packed lunch is met with disparaging comments at the school lunch table? In a classroom of sandwiches, four students stand out with their homemade culturally specific lunches. But before they can dig in and enjoy their favorite foods, their lunches are...

Told through soft rhymes, Mimi's journey follows friendship, belonging, travel across distant lands, and the quiet ways animals become part of our hearts and homes. Inspired by the author's own multicultural family, this story celebrates compassion, love, and the idea that everyone deserves a warm place to belong. Perfect for cozy bedtime listeners, animal-loving children, and families who cherish stories filled with tenderness, adventure, and emotional warmth.

Diez Espada―named after the jersey number of his soccer-obsessed father's favorite player, Lionel Messi―would rather be chasing clues than soccer balls. When the World Cup trophy disappears at a glitzy party in Miami, he's suddenly at the center of the most thrilling match of his life―a race to find the trophy before it's gone for good.

A crow that is out for revenge. A ruthless king who gives up war for a game. A trio of thieves that has an entire kingdom worried. A veritable treasure of folk wisdom awaits! This collection contains twenty-two tales that span the length and breadth of the Indian subcontinent across time...

An inquisitive bookworm explores a whole new world when her family moves north during the Great Migration in Coretta Scott King Honor winner Brenda Woods’s stand-alone companion to The Unsung Hero of Birdsong, USA. It’s 1946 when eleven-year-old Abigail and her parents move from Birdsong...

A fresh and stirring fish-out-of-water MG fantasy about a13-year-old whose love of robotics and hatred of water is challenged when she finds out she's from a secret mermaid society. On Marina Fuentes’ 13th birthday, her whole world is turned upside-down when she finds out her family has been...

The Bird Boy Who Could Not Lie ~ A Story of Honesty, Courage, and Belonging ~ A storybook for 8-14 year olds. Billy has never told a lie. Not even once. At eleven years old, he says exactly what he thinks — because he’s autistic, and the world doesn’t always make sense in half-truths and hidden meanings. While other children bend the rules of honesty to fit in, Billy can’t. And that makes school life anything but simple. When dead birds begin appearing outside the school grounds, rumors spread fast. Some children whisper. Others accuse.

Some kids worry about homework. Paromita worries about her name. When her teacher twists her name into something that sounds like a sputtering car engine, the whole class laughs, and Paromita’s confidence hits the floor.