Who installed the Little Free Library on the town square last night and why is the orange cat so protective of it?
LOL 101: A Kid’s Guid to Writing Jokes by David Roth and Rinee Shah
A zombie was eating a clown for dinner. After one bite he turned to his friend and said, "Does this taste funny to you?"
The Gentle Genius of Trees by Philip Bunting
This engaging picture book offers an excellent explanation of trees' inter-dependence and all of the benefits that we humans get from trees.
The Wolf Suit by Sid Sharp
"'I am NOT afraid of the forest.' Bellwether was very afraid of the forest."
A Place for Pauline by Anouk Mahiout
Pauline, the eldest of a soon-to-be-even-larger family, is tired of the noise and commotion of her family life. She dreams of adventure and self-determination. But, when she announces her departure, no one seems to notice.
The Three Bears and Goldilocks by Bee Waeland
Invite your child to tell you the traditional tale as you page through this wordless picture book together.
Celebrate Polish American Heritage Month
October has been celebrated as Polish American Heritage Month since 1981. It is intended to be a national celebration of Polish history, culture and pride.
Dog & Hat and the Lost Polka Dots by Darin Shuler
This zany and colorful graphic novel is recommended for readers age 6-10 who are fond of comic storytelling and wacky humor.
Bug Scouts. Volume 1: Out in the Wild! by Mike Lowery
"…All bugs are awesome and that is a fact. Raise your leg or antenna and let's make a pact…"
If You Live Here by Kate Gardner
"If you live in a burrow, everyone snuggles."
Once Upon an Alphabet by Oliver Jeffers
"If words make up stories, and letters make up words, then stories are made of letters..."
Tiger vs. Nightmare by Emily Tetri
Young Tiger’s parents don’t take her seriously, taking a second dinner to her bedroom “to feed her Monster.”
Alice Waters Cooks Up a Food Revolution by Diane Stanley
Warning: this book may cause drooling.
Smitten with Kittens by Florence Friedmann Minor
"Who isn't smitten with a kitten's sweet MEW
and all the cute things that kittens will DO?"
The Goody by Lauren Child
"Most of all, he was thinking: What is so GOOD about being a Goody?"
Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright! Edited by Fiona Waters
“Look at how a tiny collection of words, carefully arranged, can say so much. Poems are bite-sized worlds that can be snacked on word by word or swallowed whole in one big gulp. And, like a picture book, a poem always makes us feel something.”
The Ultimate Art Museum by Ferren Gipson
Accumulating “40,000 years of the world’s most amazing art in one dream museum” is a remarkable feat. Creative in its format (as well as in its novice-friendly text), the book/museum opens with a table of contents organized as a “museum map”, detailing the Galleries and Rooms that we will peruse..
A Hundred Thousand Welcomes by Mary Lee Donovan
This lovely picture book depicts the word “welcome” across a dozen languages and cultures, portraying diverse families who invite family/friends/strangers to come in and share a meal. We are reminded that hospitality is offered and celebrated across all cultures.
Little Ghoul Goes to School by Jef Czekaj
“Don’t worry, my little maggot,” said her mother. “I’m sure school will be just ghastly!”
I-Spy: The Letter W
How many things can you find that start with the letter P? Can you find more at your house? Can you send us a photo?
I-Spy: The Letter R
How many things can you find that start with the letter P? Can you find more at your house? Can you send us a photo?
I-Spy: The Letter P
How many things can you find that start with the letter P? Can you find more at your house? Can you send us a photo?
I-Spy: The Letter T
How many things can you find that start with the letter T? Can you find more at your house? Can you send us a photo?
I-Spy: The Letter M
How many things can you find that start with the letter M? Can you find more at your house? Can you send us a photo?

