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A graphic adolescent novel by the author of Wonder tells a story of a grandma who was once a girl in the Holocaust.  

Told from the perspectives of a dog and a boy, this touching, short novel for children celebrates the profound bond that can exist between people and their pets.

Kids 8-12 can grow in their faith through meditating on 5-word verses.

A picture book by ABC Ï㽶ÊÓƵ correspondent Linsey Davis showcases rich diversity.

A children’s picture book about the Little Free Library movement.

A bright picture book celebrates an African American hymn of freedom.

A laugh out loud picture book teaches readers that not everything can be fixed with a hammer.

In this empowering novel for middle schoolers, a girl from Indonesia dreams of rising from poverty.

Based on the author’s life, a 10-year-old girl is faced with losing her sight in this juvenile novel.

A gentle and profound picture book teaches children to listen for God’s voice.

A girl and her grandmother express gratitude for the sun, sea, earth, and sky.

A beautifully narrated middle-grade novel highlights the dignity of India’s street children.

Social activist Mya navigates her preteen world in this sparkling middle-grade novel. 

The message of God’s good creation of each child underscores this anti-bullying picture book.

Based on true events in the lives of the author’s grandmother and aunt, this stirring children’s picture book shares the plight of immigrants and refugees in the early 1900s.

A picture book sensitively introduces young children to the reality being played out in the lives of millions of refugees.

The inspiring true story of a boy who grew a forest from 20 bamboo saplings. 

A heartwarming picture book captures the universal love and joy parents feel as they celebrate the arrival of a new child.

An inspiring true story based on the early life of Simon Jackson, who founded the Spirit Bear Youth Coalition.

A winsome picture book inspired by the true story of Mary Edwards Walker, a trailblazing 19th-century doctor who was arrested many times for wearing pants.

One of the Clinton 12 writes a searing yet spiritually powerful memoir in various poetic forms. 

Boys ages eight to twelve are gently steered in practicing a vital prayer life.

Mango Moon shows what life is like from a child’s perspective when a parent is deported.