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PreK–Grade 3MAKING WAVES: A BRANCHESBOOK (LAYLA AND THE BOTS #4)By Vicky FangIllustrated by Christine NishiyamaLayla and the Bots are in an awesomerock band! They also use problem-solvingand creativity to build cool inventions.Hardcover 978-1-338-58301-4Paperback 978-1-338-58300-7Ages: 5–7 80 pagesLUNCH AROUND THE WORLD(AROUND THE WORLD)By Jeanette FerraraEvery day, all around the world, kids go toschool, eat lunch and play games. Thesebooks will take our readers on a triparound the globe and will show us howdifferent (and how similar) we all are!SERIES: Books 1-4 availableHardcover 978-1-338-76867-1Paperback 978-1-338-76868-8Ages: 5–7 32 pagesTHE BOSSY GALLITO/EL GALLO DE BODASSARAI AND THE AROUND THEWORLD FAIR (SARAI #4)¡ES LA HORA DE LOS ESQUELETOS!/IT’S SKELETON TIME!Adapted by Ana GalánIllustrated by Rodrigo LujánAvailable only as an English/Spanishbilingual title, this engaging adaptationof a traditional Costa Rican song willteach kids how to tell time. Featuringillustrations and back matter thatreference the Day of the Dead.By Ana GalánIllustrated by Pablo PinoIn this book available only as aSpanish‑language title, a boy narratesthe events of a regular day, relating alongthe way his grandmother’s advice onmanners, which comes in the form oftraditional Spanish-language sayings.Paperback 978-1-338-18785-4Ages: 3–7 32 pagesPaperback 978-0-545-32863-0Ages: 4–8 32 pagesSERIES: Six titles availableBy Lucia M. GonzálezIllustrated by Lulu DelacreThis English/Spanish Cuban folktale,set in Miami’s Little Havana, tellsthe story of a bossy rooster on hisway to his uncle’s wedding.Paperback 978-0-439-06757-7Ages: 3–5 32 pagesBy Sarai Gonzalez and Monica BrownIllustrated by Christine AlmedaAn illustrated chapter book seriesinspired and written by viral videosensation and social activist SaraiGonzalez with the help of award-winningchildren’s book author Monica Brown.Paperback 978-1-338-26095-3Ages: 7–9 112 pagesLLAMA GLAMARAMABy Simon James GreenIllustrated by Garry ParsonsMeet a dazzlin’ dancin’ llama wholearns to march to the beat of his owndrum by strutting his stuff with Pride(and a funky feather boa)! A bright andcolorful rhyming story with a powerfulmessage about celebrating differences.Hardcover 978-1-338-73618-2Ages: 3–5 32 pagesSpanish Edition AvailableSERIES: Books 1–4 availableCHASING FREEDOM: HARRIETTUBMAN AND SUSAN B. ANTHONYBy Nikki GrimesIllustrated by Michele WoodNikki Grimes offers a glimpse into theinspiring lives of Susan B. Anthonyand Harriet Tubman, with breathtakingillustrations by Michele Wood!Hardcover 978-0-439-79338-4Ages: 6–10 56 pagesKEY:FICTIONPHYSICAL DISABILITY¡QUÉ COSAS DICE MI ABUELA! (THETHINGS MY GRANDMOTHER SAYS)Hardcover 978-0-439-35243-7Ages: 4–8 48 pagesBy Kelly GreenawaltIllustrated by Amariah RauscherPrincess Truly shares her kindness,optimism, and can-do attitude withher friends, in these rhyming storiesperfect for beginning readers!Hardcover 978-1-338-67690-7Paperback 978-1-338-67689-1Ages: 4–6 48 pagesSERIES: Books 1–5 availableTALKIN’ ABOUT BESSIEBy Nikki GrimesIllustrated by E. B. LewisSoar along with Bessie Coleman in thisinspirational tale of a woman whosedetermination reached new heights.I AM BRAVE!: AN ACORN BOOK(PRINCESS TRULY #5)I BELIEVE IN ME (WONDERFUL ME)WELCOME, PRECIOUSBy Nikki GrimesIllustrated by Bryan CollierLulling, poetic text and captivatingillustrations feature an AfricanAmerican family welcoming a newbaby to the wonders of the world.Board Book 978-0-545-04635-0Ages 0–3 28 pagesBy Lorie Ann GroverIllustrated by Carolina BúzioWhen you believe in yourself, you open upa world of possibility! A glorious celebrationof self-esteem and self-reliance filledwith an inclusive range of kid charactersthat’s full of humor, love, and heart.Board Book 978-1-338-28624-3Ages: 0–3 24 pagesFOLKTALES AND MYTHSNONFICTIONIMMIGRATIONLGBTQIA MENTAL HEALTHNEURODIVERSITY AND NEURODIVERGENCERELIGION AND RELIGIOUS IDENTITY For more virtual events, resources, and more, visit Scholastic.com/PowerOfStoryRACE AND ETHNICITY3

PreK–Grade 3HER STORIES: AFRICANAMERICAN FOLKTALES, FAIRYTALES, AND TRUE TALESBy Virginia HamiltonIllustrated by Leo Dillon and Diane DillonA collection of 25 African American folktalesfocusing on strong female characters—including “Little Girl and Bruh Rabby,”“Catskinella,” and “Annie Christmas.”LITTLE HEROES OF COLORWritten and illustrated by David HerediaSay hello to heroes! This book introducespreschoolers to 50 men and women ofcolor who have changed the world!Board Book 978-1-338-32642-0Ages: 2–4 24 pagesSpanish Edition AvailableHUSH! A THAI LULLABYELEPHANT IN THE DARKBy Minfong HoIllustrated by Holly MeadeThis endearing book contains a Thailullaby which asks animals such as alizard, monkey, and water buffalo to bequiet and not disturb the sleeping baby.By Mina JavaherbinIllustrated by Eugene YelchinA bold, humorous, and authenticrendition of Rumi’s “The Blind Men andthe Elephant,” magnificently illustratedby an award-winning artist!Paperback 978-0-531-07166-3Ages: 4–7 32 pagesHardcover 978-0-545-63670-4Ages: 4–8 40 pagesHardcover 978-0-590-47370-5Ages: 4–8 128 pagesWHEN FATHER COMES HOMETHE LEAVING MORNINGBy Angela JohnsonIllustrated by David SomanLeaving home is hard when you have tosay goodbye to everyone you know.Paperback 978-1-338-78199-1Ages: 4–8 32 pagesWritten and illustrated by Sarah JungFrom stunning debut talent Sarah Jungand with roots in Korean tradition comesa heartwarming and beautifully toldstory about family, planting roots, andstanding tall in the face of your fears.Hardcover 978-1-338-35570-3Ages: 4–8 40 pagesSAFFRON ICE CREAMWritten and illustrated by Rashin KheiriyehOn the way to visit the beach in her newhome, Rashin remembers what beachtrips were like in Iran—the beautifulCaspian Sea, the Persian music, andmost of all the saffron ice cream.Hardcover 978-1-338-15052-0Ages: 4–8 40 pages4KEY:FICTIONPHYSICAL DISABILITYTIGERS & TEA WITH TOPPYI COLOR MYSELF DIFFERENTBy Colin KaepernickIllustrated by Eric WilkersonAn inspiring story of identity andself-esteem from celebrated athleteand activist Colin Kaepernick.Hardcover 978-1-338-78962-1Ages: 4–8 40 pagesHENRY’S FREEDOM BOXIF YOU MISS MEWritten and illustrated by Jocelyn Li LangrandA healing story of loss and love, this beautifulpicture book reminds us that the people whomean the most to us are always with us.Hardcover 978-1-338-68069-0Ages: 4–8 40 pagesBy Ellen LevineIllustrated by Kadir NelsonThis Caldecott Honor book presents astirring, dramatic telling of an enslavedman who mailed himself to freedom.Hardcover 978-0-439-77733-9Ages: 4–8 40 pagesBy Barbara Kerley with Rhoda Knight KaltIllustrated by Matte StephensLovers of animals, art, natural history,and New York City will relish this spiritedand winsomely depicted true story, aboutworld-famous wildlife artist CharlesR. Knight, who created vividly lifelikepaintings despite being legally blind.Hardcover 978-1-338-13427-8Ages: 4–8 48 pagesWE’VE GOT THE WHOLEWORLD IN OUR HANDSAdapted and illustrated by Rafael LópezChildren of all ages are invited to a brightand colorful multicultural celebration withWe’ve Got the Whole World in Our Hands!Hardcover 978-1-338-17736-7Ages: 3–5 40 pagesSpanish/English Bilingual Edition AvailableFOLKTALES AND MYTHSNONFICTIONIMMIGRATIONLGBTQIA MENTAL HEALTHNEURODIVERSITY AND NEURODIVERGENCERELIGION AND RELIGIOUS IDENTITY For more virtual events, resources, and more, visit Scholastic.com/PowerOfStoryRACE AND ETHNICITY

PreK–Grade 3ONCE I WAS A BEARWritten and illustrated by Irene LuxbacherOh, to be a bear in the forest, alwaysfeeling safe and at home. But when changefills the air, and it’s time to journey intoa new wilderness, what will happen?This sensitively imagined story aboutadapting and learning to be at home inthe world will resonate with those onthe spectrum and anyone who struggleswith anxiety and difficult transitions.Hardcover 978-0-545-85919-6Ages: 4–8 40 pagesSpanish Edition AvailableTHE LITTLE BLUE BRIDGEBy Brenda MaierIllustrated by Sonia SánchezThe can-do heroine from the acclaimedThe Little Red Fort returns in thisfresh, feminist spin on The ThreeBilly Goats Gruff that weaves folklore,feminism, STEM, and a lovable Latinxcast into a delightful read-aloud.Hardcover 978-1-338-53801-4Ages: 4–8 40 pagesANNE FRANK: THE GIRL HEARDAROUND THE WORLDBy Linda Elovitz MarshallIllustrated by Aura LewisAn evocative and accessible picturebook about Anne Frank’s life during Nazioccupation and how, despite a worlddetermined to silence her, the truth of herwords have echoed throughout history.Hardcover 978-1-338-31229-4Ages: 6–8 48 pagesLM MITLCO d CHELLMAHardcover 978-1-338-35633-5Ages: 4–8 40 pagesTHE LITTLE RED FORTBy Brenda MaierIllustrated by Sonia SánchezWith sprightly text, winsome pictures, anda lovable Latinx heroine, this STEM‑themedspin on the timeless favorite The Little RedHen celebrates the pluck and ingenuityof young creators everywhere.MY VERYFAVORITEBOOKk IN THE kWHOLE WIDEWORLDIllustrated byMICHAEL ROBERTSONEMMA AND JULIA LOVE BALLETWritten and illustrated by Barbara McClintockFrom an award-winning author-artistcomes an enchanting picture book aboutthe friendship between a professionalballerina and a young dancer.Hardcover 978-0-439-89401-2Ages: 4–8 32 pagesFINDING HOMEMY FIRST MANDARIN WORDSWITH GORDON & LI LIBy Michele Wong McSweenIllustrated by Nam DoanLearn English and Mandarin wordswith panda cousins Gordon andLi Li in this charming and colorfulbilingual first words book!Board Book 978-1-338-25372-6Ages: 0–3 24 pagesADDY’S CUP OF SUGARMY MOMS LOVE MEBy Anna MembrinoIllustrated by Joy Hwang RuizCuddle up and celebrate love inthis picture book that shines aspotlight on LGBTQ moms!Hardcover 978-1-338-81196-4Ages: 3–5 32 pagesZEN SHORTSMY VERY FAVORITE BOOK INTHE WHOLE WIDE WORLDBy Malcolm MitchellIllustrated by Michael RobertsonFrom Super Bowl champion and literacycrusader Malcolm Mitchell comes an excitingnew story that shows even reluctant readersthat there is a book out there for everyone!Hardcover 978-1-338-22532-7Ages 4–8 32 pagesWINGSWritten and illustrated by Estelí MezaWhen Conejo’s house blows away in a storm,his friends and neighbors take turns helpinghim look for it. When the rain clears, Conejofinds the courage to rebuild. He fills his newhome with the memories, love, and supporthe collected from his friends along the way.Written and illustrated by Jon J MuthJon J Muth’s enlightening new picturebook is based on an ancient Buddhistlegend, and features Stillwater thePanda. A reassuring story of consolationand healing that celebrates the sacredmoments we all share with those we love.Written and illustrated by Jon J MuthWith graceful art and simple stories thatare filled with love and enlightenment,Jon Muth—and Stillwater the Panda—present three ancient Zen tales.Written and illustrated by Christopher MyersIkarus Jackson, the new kid in school, isoutcast because he has wings, but hisresilient spirit inspires one brave classmateto be an advocate and to speak up for him.Hardcover 978-1-338-64821-8Ages: 4–8 40 pagesHardcover 978-0-439-63428-1Ages: 4–8 40 pagesHardcover 978-0-439-33911-7Ages: 4–8 40 pages -Audio CD AvailableHardcover 978-0-590-03377-0Paperback 978-1-338-79818-0Ages: 4–8 40 pagesSpanish/English Bilingual EditionAvailable as an EbookKEY:FICTIONPHYSICAL DISABILITYFOLKTALES AND MYTHSNONFICTIONIMMIGRATIONLGBTQIA MENTAL HEALTHNEURODIVERSITY AND NEURODIVERGENCERELIGION AND RELIGIOUS IDENTITY For more virtual events, resources, and more, visit Scholastic.com/PowerOfStoryRACE AND ETHNICITY5

PreK–Grade 3HARLEMBy Walter Dean MyersIllustrated by Christopher MyersFather and son celebrate a rich and vibrantneighborhood that has been a historiccenter of African American culture in NewYork City. Walter Dean Myers gives poetrya jazz backbeat to tell Harlem’s story.Hardcover 978-0-590-54340-8Ages: All ages 32 pagesYOU ARE ENOUGHIF YOU LIVED DURING THEPLIMOTH THANKSGIVINGBy Chris NewellIllustrated by Winona NelsonNewell (Pasamaquoddy Tribe) and Nelson(Leech Lake Band) tell the story of thefeast at Plimoth and share the historyleading up to it from the perspectives ofEuropean colonists and the Wampanoagand other tribes and nations.Hardcover 978-1-338-72637-4Paperback 978-1-338-72636-7Ages: 6–8 96 pagesBy Margaret O’Hair and Sofia SanchezIllustrated by Sofia CardosoA beautiful and inclusive picture book allabout celebrating being yourself from Downsyndrome advocate and viral sensationSofia Sanchez! Each spread featuresbeautiful, full-color illustrations of a fullcast of kid characters with all kinds ofbackgrounds, experiences, and abilities.Hardcover 978-1-338-63074-9Ages: 4–8 40 pagesBISA’S CARNAVALBy Joana PastroIllustrated by Carolina CoroaDiscover the sights and sounds of Brazilthrough the eyes of a young girl andher great-grandmother as they sharein the excitement of Carnaval!Hardcover 978-1-338-61762-7Ages: 4–8 40 pagesCharlie Makes aSPLASH!written byHOLLY ROBINSON PEETE and RJ PEETESHANE W. EVANSco-written and pictures byMY BROTHER CHARLIECHARLIE MAKES A SPLASHBy RJ Peete and Holly Robinson PeeteIllustrated by Shane EvansThe award-winning team who brought usMy Brother Charlie present a companionbook that celebrates the power ofwater for those who have autism.Hardcover 978-1-338-68726-2Ages: 4–8 40 pagesBy Holly Robinson Peete and Ryan Elizabeth PeeteIllustrated by Shane W. EvansFrom bestselling author and actress HollyRobinson Peete—a heartwarming storyabout a boy who happens to be autistic,based on Holly’s son, who has autism.Hardcover 978-0-545-09466-5Ages: 6–10 40 pagesBECAUSE OF YOU, JOHN LEWISBy Andrea Davis PinkneyIllustrated by Keith Henry BrownAn inspiring story of a friendship betweenCongressman John Lewis and ten-yearold activist Tybre Faw by bestsellingand Coretta Scott King Award-winningauthor Andrea Davis Pinkney!Hardcover 978-1-338-75908-2Ages: 7–10 40 pagesCHARLIE PARKER PLAYED BE BOPCOUNT TO LOVE! (A BRIGHTBROWN BABY BOARD BOOK)6PEEK-A-YOU! (A BRIGHTBROWN BABY BOARD BOOK)By Andrea Davis PinkneyIllustrated by Brian PinkneyGet get ready to count to L-O-V-E, in thisprecious board book from New York Timesbestselling and award-winning duo AndreaDavis Pinkney and Brian Pinkney!By Andrea Davis PinkneyIllustrated by Brian PinkneyThis joyful celebration of roly-poly,perfectly huggable, oh-so-lovablelittle ones is just-right for the wholefamily all throughout the year!Board Book 978-1-338-67239-8Ages: 0–3 10 pagesBoard Book 978-1-338-67240-4Ages: 0–3 20 pagesKEY:FICTIONPHYSICAL DISABILITYWritten and illustrated by Chris RaschkaCharlie Parker is swinging and spinningall over the pages, and Charlie’s cat iswaiting, waiting for him to come home.The infectious jazzy text is just rightfor young readers and listeners.Paperback 978-0-531-07095-6Ages: 3–7 32 pagesBRIGHT BROWN BABYBy Andrea Davis PinkneyIllustrated by Brian PinkneyA rhythmic, whimsically illustratedcelebration of Black and brown babies andthe joy, tender moments, and boundless loveshared between children and their caregivers.Hardcover 978-0-545-87229-4Ages: 0–3 64 pagesYO! YES?Written and illustrated by Chris RaschkaIn this Caldecott Honor book, two lonelyboys who don’t know each other meeton a city street. With a simple “Yo!”answered by the other one’s “Yes?” andthe bounce of a basketball, this modernclassic will strike a chord with everychild who’s ever longed for a friend.Board Book 978-1-338-58385-4Hardcover 978-0-531-05469-7Paperback 978-0-439-92185-5Ages: 3–5 32 pagesFOLKTALES AND MYTHSNONFICTIONIMMIGRATIONLGBTQIA MENTAL HEALTHNEURODIVERSITY AND NEURODIVERGENCERELIGION AND RELIGIOUS IDENTITY For more virtual events, resources, and more, visit Scholastic.com/PowerOfStoryRACE AND ETHNICITY

PreK–Grade 3HAPPY DREAMERWritten and illustrated by Peter H. ReynoldsThe beloved, worldwide bestselling creatorof The Dot and Ish inspires readers ofevery age to find their own unique pathto happy, to celebrate the ways theirlearning differences make them special,and to always follow their dreams.Hardcover 978-0-545-86501-2Ages: 4–8 32 pagesLA PIÑATA/THE PIÑATABy Rita Rosa RuesgaIllustrated by Soledad SebastiánAvailable only as a bilingual English/Spanish title, a book of songs from theLatinx tradition for all ages—from Scholasticand Grammy nominee Rita Rosa Ruesga.Paperback 978-0-545-41995-6Ages: 4–8 32 pagesOUR TABLEWritten and illustrated by Peter H. ReynoldsCreative visionary Peter H. Reynolds createsa tender, lyrical story of multigenerationallove, tradition, and family comingtogether with gratitude and thanks.Hardcover 978-1-338-57232-2Ages: 4–8 48 pagesTHE FAVORITE DAUGHTERHardcover 978-0-545-17662-0Ages: 4–8 32 pagesKEY:FICTIONPHYSICAL DISABILITYTHE RICE IN THE POT GOESROUND AND ROUNDBy Wendy Wan-Long ShangIllustrated by Lorian TuSing along to this delicious twiston “The Wheels on the Bus” andcelebrate the food, laughter, and loveof a multigenerational family meal!Informative back matter includes a foodglossary and etiquette guidelines.TWO FRIENDS: SUSAN B. ANTHONYAND FREDERICK DOUGLASSBy Simone T. RibkeAt just six years old, Ruby Bridges stood upagainst racism and hatred to help integrateLouisiana’s school system. Her storycontinues to inspire people of all ages.By Dean RobbinsIllustrated by Sean Qualls and Selina AlkoSusan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglasschat over tea about their efforts to winrights for women and African Americans.Hardcover Reinforced Library Binding978-0-531-20591-4Paperback 978-0-531-20993-6Ages: 6–7 32 pagesHardcover 978-0-545-39996-8Ages: 4–8 32 pagesWHEN MARIAN SANGBy Pam Muñoz RyanIllustrated by Brian SelznickMarian Anderson is best known for herhistoric concert at the Lincoln Memorial in1939, which drew an integrated crowd of75,000 people in pre–civil rights America.Like Marian’s operatic arias, Ryan’s textis as moving as a libretto, and Selznick’spictures as exquisitely detailed andelaborately designed as a stage set.Hardcover 978-0-439-26967-4Ages: 7–10 40 pagesWritten and illustrated by Allen SayYuriko hates her name when thechildren make fun of it and call her“Eureka!” The teasing makes her wantto hide, but with her father’s help, shereconnects with the traditions they sharethat have always brought her joy.RUBY BRIDGES(ROOKIE BIOGRAPHIES)Audio CD AvailableALMONDIN THE SPIRIT OF A DREAMBy Aida SalazarIllustrated by Alina ChauA tribute to American immigrants ofcolor, written in poems and illustratedby fourteen first- and secondgeneration immigrant artists.Written and illustrated by Allen SayCaldecott Medalist Allen Say’s luminousartwork and emotionally powerful storywill help children discover the beautyof finding their own gifts and talents.Hardcover 978-1-338-30037-6Ages: 4–8 32 pagesHardcover 978-1-338-55287-4Ages: 5–7 48 pagesLET LIBERTY RISE!SWEET, SWEET BABY!Written and illustrated by Javaka Stept

Illustrated by Bryan Collier A lyrical, heart-lifting love letter to Black and brown children everywhere: reminding them how much they matter, that they have always mattered, and they always will, from powerhouse rising star author Tami Charles and esteemed, award-winning illustrator Brya