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Picture Books and Fiction (251 series)

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First there was a long, windy road. Then I heard voices. The gate lowered . . . and there she was. Kiki. It took her a while to get used to me, but she was a fast learner. Kiki did everything for me. She watered me, kept me warm, groomed me, and fed me. Kiki loved me. And I loved her. Kiki and her horse explore the landscape together and are inseparable. But Kiki grows older and things change. One day, the horse is alone-and thinks it will be forever. Delicate black-and-white drawings alternate

Kisses Are Invisible

In a world that is both full of wonder and sometimes-scary, Theo learns that the things we can most count on in life are often invisible. At his mother's prompting, Theo goes on a search for all the invisibles he can find: Wind! Music! Warmth! Until he can't find another one anywhere. But as Mom tucks him in with snuggles and kisses, he identifies a couple more--including the most important invisible of all. A comforting, tender tale that shows young readers that the love of family is something

Land of Faraway, The

Illustrated by the renowned Russian-born artist Olga Dugina, this fantastical picture book presents a world of flying lions and lavish parties, mythical creatures and beautiful schemes. As the pages turn, the text invites the reader in with a series of What if? questions that are both seemingly absurd and ultimately profound: What if you could fly? What if you were banging the cymbals in a ruckus parade? What if you fell asleep in the crooked arm of a tree and awoke to a scene like a dream? What

Lantana Inclusive Picture Books

Lantana Inclusive Picture Books are stories celebrating every kind of child and family, because all children deserve to see themselves in the books they read. With a focus on #ownvoices authors from under-represented groups, these stories make a diverse range of lived experiences accessible to young readers, so that children of all races, ethnicities, genders, abilities and orientations can get to love, cherish and identify with the books they read.

Learning Life Skills with Mythical Creatures (Grasshopper Books)

In Learning Life Skills with Mythical Creatures, readers follow along as mythical creatures experience strong emotions and learn how to successfully navigate them, all while developing essential life skills. With a focus on social and emotional learning (SEL), these books highlight how a strong emotion affects the mythical creature, how their response to the emotion affects others, and how the mythical creature can learn from their experience to build life skills including showing respect, worki

Lerner Board Books: Let's Go!

This board book series features a mode of transportation in each book. It encourages children to explore the great outdoors. It is a fun and engaging read, perfect for toddlers and early learners as they begin their years of discovery. The fun illustrations perfectly complement the early reader text.

Let's Look at Families (Pull Ahead Readers-Fiction)

Families come in all shapes and sizes, but what makes a family is the same for everyoneCpeople who live together and care about each other. These fiction stories pair with nonfiction counterparts to explore all kinds of families.

Library in the Woods, The

When Junior moves from the countryside to Roxboro, North Carolina, in 1959, his whole life changes. Instead of sharecropping, his father works at the lumber mill, and his mother takes in laundry from the white people in town. Junior meets new friends who have a TVCand their own books! These friends bring him to a place he's never heard of: the Negro Library. For him, it feels miraculous, and he checks out a book for himself and one for each of his parents.

Lighthouse

Characterized by exciting, fast-paced plots and age-appropriate themes, Lighthouse's Hi-Lo books are both engaging and easy to read. Short chapters, simple sentence structures, and an accessible format make these books perfect for lower tween reluctant readers.

Like You

Each of us has a unique and powerful voice, whether we speak loudly or softly, sing or sign, or without any words at all. What matters is how we use that voice--because voices are meant to be used. Some of us use it to express ourselves through art. And some use their voices to vote and make big changes. Others use their voice to inspire or lift up others, helping other voices to be heard. Your voice is yours along--and the world needs a voice like yours.

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