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Picture Books and Fiction (251 series)

Mermaid, The: How Sirena Learned to Swim

Sirena spends part of every summer in a rambling lakehouse filled with cousins, aunts and uncles, and her beloved Poppo (her grandfather). But despite how inviting the water looks, Sirena hates swimming. Until Poppo's gentle words and example tempt Sirena into the water to discover the joys of swimming--until she's a veritable mermaid. As their lakeside vacation ends, Sirena discovers that her present is tied more closely to Poppo's past that she imagined. This is a tender story about the power

Molly Meows the Witchy Cat (Swirl Jr. Books)

Molly Meows is no ordinary cat. She dreams of becoming a witch, even if the magical world insists that animal familiars can't be witches. She hones her meowgical talents while navigating potion mishaps, reluctant classmates, and magical mentoring. With the help of her friends, this playful, fantastical series shows that creativity and courage matter more than tradition.

Monster Maker: The Strange Creatures of Mark Nagata

This biography follows Mark Nagata's journey from his childhood love of drawing Japanese Kaiju characters to becoming a world-renowned artist creating his own monsters, loved by collectors all over the world.

Moonlight Magic Club

Scarlett, Pandora, Foxglove, and Maya are best friends who share a big secret... they all have magic powers! Together they make the Moonlight Magic Club, a junior witch troop in Moonlight Valley. They use their magic to help other people through secret acts of kindness -- and regularly find themselves caught up in exciting adventures. A warm-hearted and empowering fantasy series.

Mother Moose  

The Mother Moose series from Taffy Tales brings playful twists to classic nursery rhymes with humour, engaging illustrations, and memorable stories. These board books are designed to delight children and parents alike, making them beloved keepsakes for years to come.

Mouse Buffet, The: A Christmas Treat

Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a . . . oops! As it turns out, one house has a lot of activity this Christmas holiday! A quartet of mice is wide awake and looking for some tasty treats. When what to their wondering eyes should appear, but a mouthwatering buffet and no humans near. There are pies and pastries, cookies and tarts. A yummy gingerbread house offers the sweetest sugary treat of all. And there's a big bowl of punch to w

Museum of Shapes, The

Welcome to the Museum of Shapes. Alma is the curator of the museum. She decides which shapes should go where. Triangles have three sides and three angles. Can you help Alma find all the triangles on the shelves? Almas favorite shape is a circle. All the points on the edge of a circle are the same distance from its center. Not all shapes are geometric. Some lines are wiggly and messy. Can you make a wiggly line with your body?

Music Plants Hope

In the Spring of 2020, a pandemic shut down public places around the globe, including concert halls and theaters. Eugenio Ampudia, a Spanish artist, was inspired by nature during the quarantine and brought art, music, and nature together in a grand theater. He worked with plant nurseries and theater management at the Liceu Theatre in Barcelona, Spain to create a "Concert for the Biocene." Local nursery workers brought 2,292 plants to fill the theater for this special concert. This is the story o

My Amazing Skin

Written by a dermatologist and a father of young children, My Amazing Skin a comforting series that will help kids feel less afraid and more empowered by learning about the resilience of their own amazing skin.

My Backyard Used To Be

My backyard is where we play and learn, but it wasn't always my backyard. Hit rewind on the view out your backdoor as this story zips back in time, showing readers how people, lifestyles, and land have changed over time. My Backyard Used to Be makes history feel current and accessible to young readers--and encourages them to discover what their own backyard used to be.