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Squeeze under the wooden gate and step into a world of pure garden mischief! Peter Rabbit is not like his obedient sisters. While they stay safely on the path, Peter hops straight into the lush rows of a forbidden garden. From crunchy radishes to fresh crisp lettuce, Peter is having the feast of a lifetime. But when he runs into the garden owner, a thrilling chase begins.
This beautiful story pulls you right into the dirt and sunshine of a summer garden. You will hold your breath as Peter tries to find his way out, losing his little blue jacket along the way. It is a timeless adventure filled with bravery, quick thinking, and a very relatable craving for fresh vegetables. A perfect story to enjoy together.
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Jump right into a fun and creative world where drawing meets friendship. Makayla has a million ideas but no clue how to turn them into stories. Howard loves to sketch, but his dad thinks making comics is a total waste of time. Lynda fills her sketchbook every day but cannot stop focusing on her mistakes. Then there is Art, who simply loves trying new things. When these four kids team up, they form a special group dedicated to exploring their imagination. Together, they discover the magic of self-expression and learn the actual steps of making their very own comics. You will follow along as they overcome their creative blocks, share their artistic talents, and support each other through every challenge. This unique story shows you exactly how to transform your own big ideas into amazing comic book adventures.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
288 Pages
Meet Florabelle
Florabelle is a little girl with a remarkably big imagination. While her family tends to be quite serious and focused, she finds it difficult to simply sit still and pay attention. For Florabelle, the world is much more exciting when you let your creativity run wild.
Why it pulls you in
This fantastical story dives into the vibrant world inside Florabelle's mind. When she needs to face her fears, she discovers that her giant imagination is her greatest strength. The tale is brought to life through a stunning mix of beautiful illustrations and magnificent real world flower photography.
Who will love this
Young dreamers who love to create their own magical worlds will feel right at home with Florabelle. It is a visually dazzling read that encourages kids to embrace their unique creativity.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Charlie McGrew desperately wants a furry companion of his own, but there is one giant problem: a strict sign clearly says NO PETS allowed! Being a highly creative kid, Charlie decides he is not going to let a silly rule stop him. He picks up his pen and draws a wonderful pet horse right out of his imagination! But Charlie quickly discovers that having a drawn horse is much harder than it looks. Now he has to figure out all sorts of clever and hilarious ways to keep his new clippety-clop friend completely happy and entertained. Get ready to grab your own pen and join Charlie on his wildly inventive journey. This delightful and charming story will show you that with a little bit of comedy and a massive amount of imagination, you can solve almost any problem. Hop on and ride into the fun!
6-8 Years
16 Pages
Winter glows in many ways: moonlight on cold nights, a hidden flashlight under the covers, candles, holiday lights, and the shimmering wonder of the aurora borealis. Winter Lights gathers poems and handmade quilt art to celebrate the brightness found in the darkest season of the year.
Each poem catches a different kind of light, from quiet natural beauty to joyful celebrations such as Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, Santa Lucia, and Chinese New Year. The quilted illustrations add texture, color, and warmth, turning each page into a stitched piece of winter.
This thoughtful poetry collection invites readers to notice how light can comfort, surprise, and connect people across traditions.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
32 Pages
A year can be seen in pieces: a patch of snow, a burst of spring, summer brightness, autumn change. In Pieces, Anna Grossnickle Hines pairs poems with photographs of her own quilts, creating a stitched and spoken journey through the seasons.
Each poem notices a moment from the natural world, while the quilt art turns color, pattern, and texture into another way of reading the year. The result is both a poetry collection and a celebration of handmade visual art.
Quiet, observant, and beautifully crafted, this book invites readers to look closely at seasonal change and to see how words and fabric can work together to make meaning.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
36 Pages
The perfect green for Sophie’s painting grows deep in the forest, far beyond the places she knows.
When Sophie Mouse hears about emerald berries that can make a beautiful art color, she cannot stop thinking about them. The berries are found only in Weedsnag Way, a part of the forest that feels distant and scary, but Sophie talks her best friend Hattie Frog into coming along. Their search soon becomes more adventurous than expected when the two friends lose their way.
This early chapter book blends a gentle forest quest with creativity, friendship, and a small test of courage. Short chapters, frequent illustrations, and a cozy animal world make it well suited for beginning readers who are ready for a little suspense without anything too frightening.
6-8 Years
128 Pages
Get ready for an extraordinary school adventure where history literally comes to life. Jake loves baseball season, and his mind is completely focused on sports. But paying attention in class is getting harder, especially when he has to tackle art, a subject he has always struggled to understand.
When his teacher assigns a major report on a famous artist, Jake feels totally overwhelmed and makes a desperate wish for some immediate homework help. To his absolute amazement, a magical burst of sparkles transforms his tiny historical action figures into real, living helpers. Suddenly, legendary baseball player Jackie Robinson and renowned artist Frida Kahlo are standing right in front of him, ready to share their incredible expertise.
Join Jake as he tries to navigate fourth grade with the help of these brilliant, bite sized historical icons. Balancing his passion for baseball with his dreaded art assignment has never been so wildly unpredictable. With iconic leaders cheering him on, Jake must learn to embrace new challenges and discover that true teamwork can help him hit a home run both on the field and in the classroom.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
92 Pages
Grab your paintbrushes and let your imagination soar! If you love drawing, creating, and making the world a more colorful place, you might want to be a professional artist when you grow up.
When a curious grandchild heads out for a fun day with Papa, they visit bustling art shows and messy workspaces. Along the way, they discover that there are so many unique ways to build a career in the arts. You will meet sculptors who shape heavy clay, graphic designers who create cool digital logos, and animators who bring your favorite cartoons to life on the screen. There are even muralists who paint giant pictures on the sides of buildings!
Take a creative journey behind the scenes to meet these talented community helpers. Explore the tools they use and find out how artists share their beautiful visions with everyone around them.
6-8 Years
35 Pages
What exactly happens when opposite colors bump into each other? Get ready to explore a world of shapes and surprises in this wonderfully playful book about the magic of colors. When the color Black meets the color White, they do not just sit there, they start to play together. Watch as their mixing and matching creates giggling polka dots, wild zebra stripes, and cool checkerboards. The simple pages are filled with clever cut out shapes and hidden flaps that make discovering new patterns a total joy. As they keep playing, they even blend together to create the color grey. With a big whiskered surprise waiting at the very end, this stylish and modern adventure is the perfect way for young readers to learn about contrasts and colors. It proves that opposites are actually a whole lot of fun.
6-8 Years
22 Pages
Deep within the shadowy woods, Emily stumbles upon a mysterious, locked playhouse. Unable to resist her curiosity, she wipes the grime away from the window and peers inside. The interior walls are entirely covered in a breathtaking, realistic mural painted to look exactly like the surrounding forest, complete with a perfect replica of the white playhouse itself. But as Emily studies the artwork, she realizes this house is not empty. A girl exactly her own age is living inside the painted walls. This strange, painted girl is desperate for a friend, and she will do absolutely anything to convince Emily to join her inside the mural forever. Emily must uncover the dark history of the playhouse and figure out how to escape the painted girl's chilling invitation. This eerie, atmospheric mystery delivers the perfect amount of spine-tingling suspense for young readers stepping into the world of scary stories.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
112 Pages
Grab your paintbrushes and sketchpads. Sophie Mouse loves to draw and paint, and she has just come up with the most brilliant idea for Silverlake Forest. She is going to host the community's very first art show.
With plenty of help from her best friends Hattie Frog and Owen Snake, Sophie works hard to organize the entire event. She hangs the artwork, sets the displays, and prepares for her own beautiful pieces to be the absolute star of the night. But when the doors finally open and the guests arrive, everyone is buzzing about a completely different artist.
Someone else has submitted a masterpiece, and nobody knows who created it. You get to search for clues alongside Sophie to uncover the identity of this mystery creator and learn what it really means to share the spotlight with your friends.
6-8 Years
122 Pages
Henri Matisse has always loved bright, beautiful colors. More than anything else, he dreams of becoming a real artist. Even when his father pushes him to study for a more serious job, Henri decides to follow his heart and attend art school instead. Soon, his life is filled with the vibrant colors he loves so much. But when a terrible illness leaves him weak, Henri can no longer paint the way he used to. He has to completely reinvent his artistic process. By using scissors and colorful paper, what he creates next becomes even more magical than before. This inspiring true story brings the journey of a legendary artist to life. It will show you how creativity and determination can help you overcome any challenge and fill the world with color.
6-8 Years
22 Pages
