Hello Lighthouse, written and illustrated by Caldecott medal winner Sophie Blackall, charmingly answers the question: what would it be like to live and work in a lighthouse? Young children will delight in this picture book about a lighthouse, its keeper Read More …
Revolutionary Rogues, written by Selene Castrovilla and illustrated by John O’Brien, is a picture book for older juvenile readers who enjoy learning about history. The rogues in the book’s title are Benedict Arnold and his British contact John Andre. Beautifully Read More …
Looking forward to having the kids home for a few days over winter break? Here are twelve stories about Christmas that you can all enjoy together. With a few classic titles, and a few newer titles, there should be something Read More …
There are so many amazing children’s books that explore Thanksgiving. Here, our youth librarians share a few of their favorites! Gail Gibbon’s Thanksgiving Is… is one that provides a great introduction to the holiday. In addition to providing some history of the Read More …
The much beloved children’s classic The Little House is a picture book whose heartwarming story never grows old. Winner of the 1943 Caldecott Medal, Virginia Lee Burton is both illustrator and author of this sweet story. We meet the Little Read More …
