Juanito Counts to Ten

Shapes are everywhere, even where we play. In this colorfully photographed book, two children find all of the basic shapes in the equipment on their playground.

A young girl introduces us to all the members of her family.

Join a young boy as he names and counts some of his body parts.

Bilingual English/Spanish. An instant favorite, this beautiful bilingual board book follows Maya as she discovers all the colors in her world.

A Pueblo boy living on a reservation in New Mexico cares for and rides his horse.

Happy hand-painted animals from Oaxaca, Mexico, teach kids about opposites in two languages!

¡Felices animales pintados a mano de Oaxaca, México, enseña a los niños sobre los opuestos en este encantador libro bilingüe!

Join Quinito as he introduces the people and places of his neighborhood.

From the author and illustrator of Quinito's Neighborhood comes this delightful story full of opposites.

Rain falls on grass.

Rain falls on rocks.

Where else does rain fall?

The sweet story of three children who spend a rainy day with their grandfather, picking fresh vegetables in his garden, and then cook and share a meal of healthy vegetable stew.

A group of children use dried beans to make instruments for a school concert.

On a Fall night, a Vietnamese American boy named Nick shows his friends how to celebrate the Autumn Moon Festival, a special holiday in his father's home country. See which part of the celebration Nick likes the best.

This charming bilingual English/Mandarin counting book uses a stroll through Chinatown to introduce readers to the numbers one through ten in Chinese ... and will leave you hungry besides!

What colors do you see in a rainbow? Read this book and learn what they are.

A joyful workout for young bodies and imaginations. There are so many different ways to wave goodbye!

A bird can fly. A plane can fly.

What else can fly?

A young Asian American boy and his mother see all kinds of animals in the pond. But there's something else the boy sees in the pond too-his own reflection!

Learn how apples grow from tiny seeds

into big, red fruit. Yum, apples!

Using the framework of the Spanish alphabet, this bilingual nonfiction book introduces readers to a cloud forest in the Andes; the plants, animals, and other organisms found there; and the newly-identified olinguito, a South American mammal.

Handcrafted clay figures from Oaxaca, Mexico, invite children to join a parade as they count from one to ten in English and Spanish.

Figuras de barro hechas a mano en Oaxaca, México, invitan a los niños a unirse a un desfile mientras cuentan del uno al diez en inglés y español.

This twentieth-anniversary edition paperback in a sweet story in verse of a baby's first year and a celebration of diversity for readers of all ages.

An African American girl scores for her team by hitting a home run.

Big wild cats and little tame cats.

Are they alike? Look inside and see.

A group of Cuban American children gather one-by-one on a snowy day, adding up to a great big snowball fight.

During a trip to the zoo, an African American girl tries to convince her mother to get her an exotic pet.

Look inside this book to find out if you really can eat a rainbow.

A Mexican American girl and her mother go to the outdoor market and buy an array of colorful items.

An African American boy's family lovingly piles so much clothing on him that he quickly goes from feeling cold to feeling hot.

A bilingual ABC book featuring beautiful, vibrant photographs of hand-carved animals from Oaxaca, Mexico.

Un libro ABC bilingüe que presenta hermosas y vibrantes fotografías de animales tallados a mano de Oaxaca, México.

Join two friends counting pumpkins-

and find a surprise at the end!

The perfect book for aspiring young drummers, where a young boy in Trinidad discovers he can create tunes on discarded metal tins, and goes on to win the Carnival band competition.

Many animals come from eggs.

Read about some of them

in this book.

An African American boy and his extended family have a fun-filled reunion in the park.

With a cardboard box and a little imagination, Flora creates a world of fun. Whether she's in, under, or next to the box, her ideas have no limits-but the box does!

A fun rhythmic story that encourages children to tap, snap, swing, and sway, to the jazzy musical beat.

Johnny is four years old and he LOVES to dish out kisses.

A group of girls and boys have fun taking turns jumping rope on the playground.