Two siblings moving to a new home—and away from their grandmother—gather up treasures in "a thoughtful and moving story of memory and change" ( Kirkus Reviews, starred review).A Kirkus Reviews Best Picture Book of the YearFor their move far away, Gracie and Jake are sad to leave the golden bridge, the trolley tracks, and Nai Nai. But they fill empty boxes with treasures—a marble, a snake, a pair of wings. Tiny r...

A visually stunning picture book that introduces young readers to the Bible with poetry and art, exploring the entire story in one sitting!“Chau’s beautiful, flowing illustrations bring to life the story of the Bible told in Ling’s short rhymes.”—School Library JournalWINNER OF THE SILVER MEDAL FOR THE FLORIDA AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT’S BOOK AWARD • FINALIST FOR THE AWSA GOLDEN SCROLL AWARD...

Two siblings moving to a new home—and away from their grandmother—gather up treasures in "a thoughtful and moving story of memory and change" ( Kirkus Reviews, starred review).A Kirkus Reviews Best Picture Book of the YearFor their move far away, Gracie and Jake are sad to leave the golden bridge, the trolley tracks, and Nai Nai. But they fill empty boxes with treasures—a marble, a snake, a pair of wings. Tiny r...

Opposites Mei and Wei may be small, but when they work together they are mighty enough to face a dragon.When a fearsome dragon takes over their village bridge, twin sisters Mei and Wei have opposing views of how to fix the problem. Wei wants nothing more than to confront that stinky old dragon head on, but Mei favors a more thoughtful approach. With Wei's confidence and gumption plus Mei's creativity and diligence, it's only a matter of time before everyone can be ...

In this tender story of international adoption, a mother weaves a magical web of tales to explain how her child came to be part of the family.A young child asks his mother to tell the story of where he came from. "I might tell how you came from a land far away in a hot air balloon. The basket slowly drifted down like a feather into our yard. I dropped the firewood I was carrying and ran to you. 'You're home now,' I said." Or maybe it was a lark--and not a stork--th...

**A beautifully illustrated collection of poems and prayers to help children develop an appreciation for the natural world“This is the kind of book that poetic, nature-appreciating kids will want to page through again and again.”—The Sierra Club**WINNER OF THE NORTHERN LIGHTS AWARDBless the Earth, our faithful friend,her mountain range and river bend,her forest green and canopy,the hidden ...

A Junior Library Guild SelectionA Society of Illustrators "The Original Art" Annual Exhibition SelectionKirkus Reviews: "Thoughtfully selected and prettily illustrated."Wall Street Journal: "Illustrated with careful delicacy…With works from a range of cultural and religious traditions, this book will encourage 4- to 10-year-olds to count their blessings."The Inner Source Network: "We suspect that the words will sink deeply into minds an...