Confidently choose books for children and teens.

A Wonderful Surprise looks at Easter through the lens of one short scripture passage which children are encouraged to memorize.

Trouble Dog is a fun nonfiction read to look for at your local library. Young dog owners will especially enjoy!

Katherine Paterson’s latest is a biography of Jella Lepman, an unexpected postwar hero.

The Big Book of Balloon Art is a great introduction to an inexpensive hobby that is sure to bring delight.

Animals give school-style presentations about other animals. Guess whose Presentation Today Is about the Anaconda?

All Better Now, a thought-provoking read for mature teens, grapples with the consequences of a different kind of pandemic.

Mixed Feelings introduces very young children to their own complicated emotions.

A birthday book from Alex’s grandma is transformed into a very different kind of story: Battle Bunny is the hilarious result.

Three picture books about African American culture can open windows of understanding a wider world.