Kids Book Index
Susan Hood, illustrated by Linda Yan
We Are One is an illustrated counting book that connects numerical ideas with unity and connection. It presents the larger whole as more than an accumulation of separate parts, placing counting beside relationships among those parts. The book’s central message ties numbers to the importance of being connected as one.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
Uma Wimple Charts Her HouseReif Larsen, illustrated by Ben GibsonUma Wimple loves making charts. A school assignment asks her to chart her own home, but the task troubles her as she tries to decide what makes a house into a home. The story follows Uma’s uncertainty about representing her home for the project, using charts and schoolwork to explore that question.Five to NineLexile Text Measure AD510LATOS Book Level 3.4On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Molly and the Mathematical Mysteries: Ten Interactive Adventures in Mathematical WonderlandEugenia Cheng, illustrated by Aleksandra ArtymowskaMolly enters a curious world where appearances are not always what they seem. This mathematical mystery asks readers to look for clues and lift flaps as Molly explores its unusual setting. Her journey unfolds through ten interactive adventures, with puzzles and discovery shaping the experience. The book combines a mystery framework with hands-on mathematical exploration, inviting readers to investigate the clues alongside Molly.Grades 3–5On one of the same reading listsView book details
AfterMathEmily Barth IslerLucy is twelve and mourning Theo, her younger brother, who died from a congenital heart condition. Her family relocates to a Virginia community marked by an elementary-school shooting four years earlier. Because she did not experience that event, Lucy finds it hard to discuss her own grief. A developing friendship with an isolated peer, together with mathematics, helps her navigate loss and recovery.Grades 6–8On one of the same reading listsView book details