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  Listening is My Superpower - A...

  Alicia Ortego

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  What if listening could be your child’s greatest superpower? 
   Imagine your little one mastering focus, communication, and empathy—just by enjoying a fun and colorful story! Whether you're a parent, teacher, or homeschooler, Listening Is My Superpower is the perfect kids book to teach active listening, manners, discipline, and following rules and instructions in a way kids truly understand. 
  Meet Lucas, a curious and energetic boy who discovers that listening isn’t just about hearing—it’s a real superpower that helps him succeed in school, team sports, taking care of a pet, and more. When he learns the secret of the “Listening Star,” Lucas begins to focus better, follow directions, and connect with others through kindness and teamwork. 
  With vibrant illustrations, fun rhymes, and relatable moments, this picture book helps kids ages 4–8 build essential life skills through engaging storytelling—and makes learning feel like play!

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  Stained Glass Silence

  Apollo Spencer

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  This is a book of poetry and it starts in smoke, then moves back and forth between this world and the next, delivering bottled messages of your sins and mine. It blesses the water, dreams of sanctuary and pens poetry of tenacity and grit. It moves through time, communes with spirits long since past and plays hopscotch in rhyme formation. It scrawls in the margins. It kisses the flowers in spring and makes mirrored images of your fellow man. It's honest in its blasphemy, bold in its audacity and ends in a place like home.

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  Unexpected Riches - What if...

  Alice, Arora

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  Have you ever wished that you didn't have to pay for anything? What if stores paid you to take their products? 
  When 13-year-old Julia Browne can't afford the things she wants, she is understandably upset and wishes that she didn't have to pay for things. But what started off as a great deal, turned into something way more disastrous..

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  A Cracking Adventure

  Samantha Newman, L. M. Montgomery

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  Join red-headed orphan Anne Shirley and her wonderful adventures at Green Gables farm in this abridged retelling for younger readers. 
  The minister and his wife are coming to tea, and Anne wants everything to be perfectly elegant. Disaster strikes when Anne drops the beautiful, borrowed serving platter. There's no way around it, Anne must find a new platter. But doing so leads her into even more trouble than before ... 
  This tale is book 11 of 16 in the Anne of Green Gables Retold series, adapting these classic tales by L.M. Montgomery for readers aged 7+. Each book can be read as a stand-alone story and together they build to form a treasured library of Anne's early years.

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  Arctic Animals

  Elizabeth Neuenfeldt

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  Dress warm for this northern expedition! Leveled text introduces the arctic biome and four animals adapted to live there. Young readers will enjoy guessing each animal based on their stand-out characteristics. Sneak-peek images serve as clues, while crisp, colorful photos of each animal are used for the big reveal! Special features offer more detailed animal facts with range maps and food photos.

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  Tomatoes on Trial - The Fruit v...

  Lindsay H. Metcalf

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  Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable? The US Supreme Court takes on the case in this juicy history book for kids ages 7 to 10. 
    
  In the late 1800s, American produce king John Nix just wanted to sell tomatoes. But when import taxes on popular vegetables impacted his profits, he knew he had to remedy the situation. Nix set out to prove that tomatoes, which have seeds and grow on vines, were clearly fruits. That was the claim Nix argued all the way to the US Supreme Court. With Nix on Team Fruit, and the US government on Team Vegetable, both sides slung definition after definition in an epic, legal food fight. This little-known agriculturally based story from American history will fascinate young readers and encourage them to take a stand and defend their opinions. 
    
  ★ "The Supreme Court battle over the definition of a tomato plays out in a humorous children's […] book which is most certainly guilty of being a remarkable read."—Shelf Awareness, starred review

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