An extraordinarily different story by Robert Munsch is a gentle affirmation of the love a parent feels for their child—forever. Sheila McGraw's soft and colorful pastels perfectly complement the sentiment of the book—one that will be read... [More...]

Now, "Guess How Much I Love You, " the award-winning, "American Booksellers" Book of the Year nominee is available as a sturdy board book for the youngest of children. Full color.

Kaeleigh and Raeanne are the twin daughters of a district-court judge and a politician mother. They are identical in almost every way, but each girl has dark secrets. The bestselling author of "Crank" gives voice to victims of childhood sexual abuse, in a... [More...]

In this contemporary classic Chester Raccoon seeks love and reassurance from his mother as he ventures out into the world to attend his very first day of school.

Viorst's classic tale of a little boy who must accept the reality that "some days are like that, " when everything he does goes awry, is one of her most popular works. "The clever text shines."—"School Library Journal, " starred review. ALA Notable... [More...]

Loaded with positive, life-affirming advice for coping with loss as a child, this guide tells children what they need to know after a loss—that the world is still safe; life is good; and hurting hearts do mend. Written by a school counselor, this book... [More...]

In this hilarious picture book debut, popular cartoonist Mo Willems ("Sesame Street, Sheep in the City") perfectly captures a preschooler's temper tantrum in the guise of a pigeon who pleads, wheedles, and begs his way through the story. Full color.

New to town, Brent Bishop longs to stroll around school with the popular Brianna on his arm. But when Brianna begs him at a party full of schoolmates to stop hounding her, Brent's hopes are shattered. Trying to escape his humiliation, he attempts to destroy... [More...]

A sentimental favorite about a mother's love for her child that has sold more than 15 million copies in paperback since its publication in 1986.

Everyone knows the jumble of feelings as the first day of school approaches — especially if it's the first day at a new school. Children and adults delight in the surprise ending!