"Where to Hide a Star" is a whimsical and heartfelt addition to the beloved Boy series, marking twenty years since the debut of "How to Catch a Star."

"If I Had a Polar Bear" is a delightful addition to the "If I Had A..." series, offering a whimsical bedtime tale that sparks young imaginations.

"Mole’s Quiet Place" by Jane Chapman is a tender and beautifully illustrated picture book that sensitively explores the needs of introverted children.

"The Bridges" by Tom Percival is a visually enchanting and emotionally resonant picture book that celebrates the transformative power of reading.

"The Grand Hotel of Feelings" by Lidia Branković is a whimsical and insightful picture book that transforms the complex world of emotions into an imaginative hotel where every feeling is a guest.

"Sweep" by Louise Greig, illustrated by Júlia Sardà, is a visually striking picture book that uses autumn as a metaphor to explore the overwhelming nature of emotions.

"The Invisible String" is a heartwarming picture book that tackles separation anxiety with a gentle, imaginative metaphor.

This book is a vibrant and inspiring picture book that introduces young readers to the Jewish concept of tikkun olam—repairing the world.

"Peep Inside a Tree" by Anna Milbourne, published by Usborne, is a delightful board book that introduces young readers to the wonders of trees.

A delightful and informative children's book that offers a charming glimpse into the world of hedgehog ownership.

A visually stunning and educational children's book that dives into the wonders of the ocean.

"Look Inside the World of Bees" by Usborne, authored by Emily Bone, is a delightful and educational flap book tailored for young children.

"This Beautiful Day" by Richard Jackson, with illustrations by Suzy Lee, is a vibrant celebration of finding joy in any weather.

"Vampenguin" by Lucy Ruth Cummins is a delightfully witty picture book that follows the Dracula family on a zoo outing.

The book displays on every double page a pair of Portuguese words that are exactly the same, but mean very different things in context.

It explores the abstract concept of opportunity—personified as a golden, butterfly-like "chance"—and the courage it takes to seize it.

This story explores the nature of problems—how they loom large in our minds, how they demand attention, and, ultimately, how they can become opportunities for growth.

This story follows a young child who encounters a small, fragile idea—depicted as a golden, egg-like figure with a crown—and grapples with what to do with it.

This picture book delicately unravels the emotional and physiological layers of tears through a heartfelt conversation between a young boy named Mario and his mother.

"My Body" is a picture book that helps young readers understand and appreciate their bodies.