Too much bling… is there such a thing? It starts with a little girl, a big imagination, and some sparkly glitter. Soon there is glitter here, glitter there--glitter, glitter EVERYWHERE! This fun, silly, and sweet celebration of creativity also asks whether there can be too much of a good thing. --Kirsten
I 100% loved this story. Normally I just eat books, but this one looked so cool that I actually read it. I must admit: it was great to be reminded of how amazing it is to be me, but in the end I learned how to be an amazing human, too. --A T. Rex
Award-winning illustrator Torben Kuhlmann’s latest book is as visually pleasing as it is touching. Themes like imagination and friendship light the way for this incredible adventure that is sure to be an instant classic! --Jenna
Roderick expertly puts off bedtime each night by exhausting his parents with last-minute requests and distractions. When they get him a special goodnight buddy, Roderick finally meets his match, and now Roderick is stuck getting drinks of water and reading extra stories for his new friend. Will anybody ever sleep? --Lara
An inspiring look at what we can all do to make a difference, whoever we are, at whatever age. Asking important questions, this should be on everyone's bookshelf right now. --Angela
Inspired by the San Francisco Bay, this picture book features beautiful illustrations of boats of all kinds (kayaks, ferries, cargo ships, fishing boats, sailboats!) against backdrops of bridges, wharf scenes, and sea life. Check out the spectacular finale of a boat parade with fireworks over a city skyline! --Kirsten
This cleverly weaved story that demonstrates the cycles of the moon by means of a big mooncake and a little girl with midnight munchies will leave you both with a craving and with feelings of warmth. Charming and visually beautiful, this picture book is a delightful read for the whole family. --Haley
Finn grows up by the sea hearing tales from his grandfather about a magical place where the ocean meets the sky. When Finn’s grandfather is gone, he builds a ship and sets sail in search of this extraordinary place and finds a lot more than he was expecting. --Joseline
Two best friends in the universe are writing an awesome friendship picture book (psst, EVERYONE should do this), but in the writing process they let slip some embarrassing stories about each other. Can they make it WRITE? (I’m hilarious.) --Caitlin