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Some children’s books are designed to answer questions. Did You Ever Wonder Why…? by Dr. Rachel Wheeler does something arguably even more valuable: it encourages children to keep asking them.

Built around a series of simple, child-friendly “why” questions, the book invites young readers to notice the world around them, think about their own experiences, and sh...


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What happens when a child looks at an empty lot and sees possibility?

In Charli’s Pawsome Park, Vicki Scott Burns turns that question into a lively STEM adventure filled with imagination, problem solving, teamwork, and dogs.

After meeting Ms. Martin, a landscape architect who designed the town’s new community park, Charli becomes fascinated by the idea ...


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What if that pile of leaves in your backyard isn’t something to clean up? What if it’s actually a tiny world filled with creatures that need our help? And what if protecting that world could turn your child into a hero? Those possibilities are at the heart of Bonnie Bright’s The Leaf Dragon, a beautifully illustrated picture book that blends fantasy, friendship, envi...


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There are some books children pick up because the cover looks beautiful. There are some books they choose because a teacher recommends them. And then there are books called Fart Boy and Reeky Dog: Dino Doom!

Let’s be serious for a moment: if you are eight years old and you see that title staring back at you from a bookshelf, there is a pretty good chance you ...


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