Kids Book Index
A. J. Irving
This picture book explores the meanings of the beginning “bi” through words such as bicycle, bilingual, binoculars, and biracial. It explains that the prefix often refers to two, while noting that the term can have a broader meaning when people identify as bi. Using language as its starting point, the book introduces bisexual identity and describes hearts that can love in many different ways.
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Little Mouse Saves the Day! (Little Mouse series)Jeff SmithLittle Mouse faces a bedtime fear when an open closet door and an unfamiliar shadow make the room seem threatening. The small hero imagines possibilities such as a robber, a monster, or a cat, then realizes there is only one way to learn what is really there. This comic follows Little Mouse as he confronts the dark and the strange shapes he sees near bedtime.Five to NineOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
A Seed in the UniverseElyon LiuBeginning with a tiny seed inside an apple, this board book traces connections outward through a caterpillar, nature, people, cities, planets, and the universe. Its die-cut pages carry the idea of connectedness from one spread to the next. The book considers how small living things, human places, and the wider galaxy each belong within the same boundless whole.Five to NineOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
The Biggest, Highest WaveKerry McQuaideA young Black surfer takes on the famous, towering swells at Nazaré, Portugal. Inspired by the record-breaking waves found there, the story follows her as the force of the ocean turns her upside down and challenges her resolve. She gets back up and continues, ultimately succeeding against the waves. The narrative is told in rhyming verse.Five to NineOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details