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Meet Gus, a big truck with even bigger feelings. Some days, Gus feels proud. Some days, he feels frustrated. And some days… his feelings pile up so high they almost spill over. Through simple language and gentle storytelling, The Feelings Truck helps children learn...

From award-winning actress Millicent Simmonds comes a story filled with middle school drama (literally and figuratively) and so much fun, heart, and flair that readers will be begging for an encore! Emery is outgoing and adventurous, and she doesn’t let being Deaf stop her from achieving her...

Clay knows deep down in his bones that his mother was NOT killed by her dolls. At least until her cryptic plea for help arrives, one that sends Clay on a twisted investigation exposing creepy, cult-like doll collectors, disturbing online urban legends, and a mysterious figure following Clay's every move only known as the Button-Eyed Man. Clay won't abandon his mom like she did to him—he'll leave no road untaken to bring her back.

A quest for clues leads to an exciting adventure. When a trickster tries to pull the wool over their eyes, can three brothers thwart the crook? Indiana, 1987. Thirteen-year-old Gary Fitzpatrick is anxious for answers. Frustrated that he’s no closer to the truth about his amputated leg, the determined boy hops the train to Chicago with his family to take in the sights and hunt for elusive information. And when news breaks of an international criminal with a taste for antiquities, he’s suspicious of a fellow passenger wanting museum access to draw an ancient cup.

From social media star and disability advocate Molly Burke comes a sweet story of friendship, connection, and accessibility―as told by Burke’s real-life guide dog, Eltie Like most dogs, Eltie loves belly rubs, playing in the grass, and spending time with his human, Molly. But there’s...

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of A Day with No Words Tiffany Hammond is a new picture book centering an Autistic young boy and celebrating friendship and inclusivity. Rainy days are perfect for museum visits, and Aidan is excited to learn. But with the umbrella weather comes long...

A beautiful picture book biography about the first professional wheelchair dancer, Mary Verdi-Fletcher, who changed the rules of dance and helped make it accessible to all. Born to Dance tells the true story of Mary Verdi-Fletcher, who was born with spina bifida and dreamed of being a dancer...

הוריו של ינשופון מלמדים אותו לקרוא ומגלים שיש לו בעיה מוזרה – הוא קורא הפוך. בלילה שבו נערכת תחרות הקריאה של כל גוזלי הינשופים, מאמצים הוריו של ינשופון את מוחם...

Bloomsbury presents The Good Thieves by Katherine Rundell, read by Margaret Cabourn-Smith. 'An amazing adventure story, told with sparkling style and sleight of hand' - Jacqueline Wilson FOYLES CHILDREN'S BOOK OF THE YEAR 2019 A glittering, page-turning adventure set amidst the streets of New...

If Carter hadn't been checking his phone, he might have seen his brother coming down the ski slopes in his direction. And if Carter had seen his brother in time and avoided the crash, he might not have two broken legs right now. Oops.

In a lively city, two siblings unite to turn chaos into harmony. With creativity and teamwork, they face a noisy villain and discover how to make their world a better place. Join them on an exciting journey of friendship, rhythm, and the magic of togetherness. Bright City is alive with excitement for the Block Party, but when the music turns chaotic with sirens, cymbals, and car horns, two siblings rise to the challenge. Jacob, known as “the Sonic Storm,” has a unique talent for recognizing patterns, while his big sister Lyla, dubbed “Dr. Rhythm,” keeps everyone in sync with her steady beat.

Discover what it means to be diagnosed autistic and ADHD through this joyful rhyming children's book.

Amy O'Hanlon's excellent Sister Butterfly illustrations show Carla approaching a favorite corner of her garden where she feels safe and happy. Her vigilant brother knows that Carla can create beautiful fantasies as she twirls around and round to music only she can hear, engaged in quiet...

Does your child ever sit by themselves—alone and seemingly friendless? In I Used to Be Shy, meet Carla, our self-appointed social committee of one, who makes everyone at summer camp feel welcome. Carla spots a shy new boy who hides from others in his cabin, closing his curtain. Carla follows...

Giovanni Markson, Van para los amigos que no tiene y Minivan para los niños del cole que le hacen la vida imposible, es un chico de 11 años que siempre se fija en los detalles. Van repara en una niña con un abrigo largo y oscuro que intenta coger monedas del fondo de una fuente, pero lo más peculiar es que la acompaña ¡una ardilla que habla! La niña, sorprendida de que sea capaz de verla, acaba huyendo de él, pero días más tarde la vuelve a ver espiando llamada Pebble, pertenece a una especie de sociedad que se dedica a coleccionar luces en botellas de cristal.

Dolly Gray Children's Literature Award Winner, Brigham Young University Charlotte Awards Nominee, New York State Reading Association Between helpings of mouthwatering shortcake, mysterious ferret disappearances, and a romance that misfires, thirteen-year-old Johnny and his fifteen-year-old...

A chegada de um novo bebê é sempre uma aventura, e no caso de Lulli não foi diferente. Quer dizer, não foi diferente, mas foi. Isso porque Lulli nasceu com uma condição chamada Cri-du-Chat. Seu choro foi baixo e fininho como o miado de um gatinho, e o médico avisou que havia muitos "talvezes" no futuro da menina: Lulli talvez não ande. Lulli talvez não fale. Lulli talvez, talvez, talvez... Mas a vida ensina uma lição valiosa: talvez pode ser não, mas talvez também pode ser sim.

A budding scientist must figure out how to help save her family’s cafe and impress at her new school’s science fair in this charming young middle grade read, perfect for fans of the Meena Zee and Front Desk series. Curious ten-year-old Saffron Speiser-Green loves science—unfortunately, her...

The Edward Pureheart book was written purely for the enjoyment and fun of people with learning disabilities. The Forever Children are the heroes of Edward Pureheart. There aren’t many books like this but hopefully, Edward will be the beginning of a whole new genre of writing.

Jim was a South African railway inspector in the late 1800s who lost his legs in an accident while at work. Unable to perform all his tasks with his disability but desperate to keep his job, Jim discovered a brilliant solution, a baboon named Jack. Jim trained Jack to help him both at home and at the depot.