Inspired by the physical quadrant of the Anishinaabe Medicine Wheel, You Ate the Land reminds young readers that they are part of the world around them(Culture and Community)

Life’s third year is full of milestones: learning ABCs, making friends, playing make-believe, and having real conversations. The final book in this series, You Are Three, looks back on each of these memorable achievements and more, inviting little ones to celebrate how much they have grown and discovered.(Family and Well-Being)

So much can change in just a year...(Family and Well-Being)

A baby’s second year is full of memorable milestones. Walking, running, understanding more words, speaking their names, and forming first memories are all exciting achievements. You Are Two picks up where You Are One left off and looks back on each of these moments and more, inviting little ones and their parents to celebrate how much they have grown and discovered.(Family and Well-Being)

So much can change in just a year... From the first shaky steps to the running tumbles of a toddler, celebrate the important milestones- and even the mischief of a child's second year. (Family and Well-Being)

We hold each other up. " Calming, positive, and serenely affirmative."(Early Learning, nature and Steam)

We hold each other up. Examples of things you can do to support others in English.(Early Learning, nature and Steam)

Learn how much your brain can grow! The perfect introduction to growth mindset, Your Fantastic Elastic Brain: Stretch It, Shape It is: A growth mindset book for kids A teacher must-have for classrooms The best resource for anyone to teach growth mindset (Early Learning, nature and Steam)

For many children who live far away from their grandparents, it can be hard to understand why they can't always be together. Patricia MacLachlan has created a bridge to close the distance by finding connections in memories and the moon they share.(Family and Well-Being)

Frustrated by a day full of teachers and classmates mispronouncing her beautiful name, a little girl tells her mother she never wants to come back to school. In response, the girl's mother teaches her about the musicality of African, Asian, Black-American, Latinx, and Middle Eastern names on their lyrical walk home through the city. Empowered by this newfound understanding, the young girl is ready to return the next day to share her knowledge with her class. Your Name is a Song is a celebration to remind all of us about the beauty, history, and magic behind names.(Family and Well-Being)

Zero may be difficult to count, but if you look carefully you can find it everywhere. It's the sound of the stars at night, it's the leaves on a tree in wintertime, and it's the balls left in the bin at recess. (Early Learning, nature and Steam)

Zig zag a fait un spectacle avec toutes les nouvelles astuces que Biz lui a enseignées, mais quand Zig Zag montre le Backstore, le Dizzy Doozle et le Big Brother à l’heure du dîner. Biz dit à Zig Zag seulement de faire les tours sur commande. Les astuces sont utiles lorsqu’un enfant ennuyeux commence à s’en prendre à Biz et Zig Zag et qu’au moment où Zig Zag retire le Big Booger, il s’enfuit.(French)

¡Bienvenido al libro de rimas ridículas del Dr. Seuss, y prepárate para un torbellino salvaje de palabras! ¡Esté atento al Zink en el fregadero y al Bofa en el sofá, y no olvide dar las buenas noches al Zillow en su almohada! Los objetos cotidianos se convierten en el hogar de criaturas coloridas de las que los niños no podrán tener suficiente.(Family and Well-Being)

Durante décadas, los niños han estado buscando Spot en este primer libro de levantar la solapa. ¿Está en el piano? ¿Está debajo de las escaleras? ¿Está detrás de la puerta? (Animals)