Amazon's Top Summer Reads!
Hope is a Rainbow
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(Reading Age: 4-8)
#1 New York Times bestselling author and cohost of NBC's TODAY Hoda Kotb comes a new book about finding hope in ordinary places.
Summer is here
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(Reading Age: 3-6)
New York Times bestselling creators Renée Watson and Bea Jackson offer a picture book ode to a picture-perfect summer day, from sunrise to sunset.
The Way I Feel
The Energy Bus for Kids
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(Reading Age: 2-4)
Children experience complex emotions just like adults. Helping children identify and express their feelings in a positive manner is important for their social-emotional learning, developing empathy, and building resilience.
The Energy Bus for Kids
The Pirate Penguin and the Missing Treasure
The Energy Bus for Kids
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(Reading Age: 3-9)
In this illustrated adaptation of the bestselling fable, The Energy Bus, author Jon Gordon shows children how to overcome negativity, bullies and everyday challenges to be their best.
Too Many Mangos
The Pirate Penguin and the Missing Treasure
The Pirate Penguin and the Missing Treasure
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(Reading Age: 2-5)
Too Many Mangos is the story of two young Hawaiians, Kama and Nani, who help their grandpa pick mangos from the giant mango tree. Along the way, they show young readers the many ways to enjoy the treasured island fruit, and introduce their friendly neighbors around the block.
The Pirate Penguin and the Missing Treasure
The Pirate Penguin and the Missing Treasure
The Pirate Penguin and the Missing Treasure
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The Pirate Penguin and the Missing Treasure
(Reading Age: 5-7)
A Feel Good Story about a Pirate Penguin and his search for his most prized treasure! Find out where the missing treasure is and how the Pirate Penguin uses the power of friendship to help him on his journey!
5,000 Awesome Facts
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5,000 Awesome Facts (About Everything!)
(Reading Age: 7 - 10 )
Lively and information-packed, this book is literally busting its covers with fascinating, fun-tastic facts on super, sensational topics that kids love.
Llama Llama Sand and Sun
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(Reading Age: 1-3)
Have fun on the beach with Llama Llama in this touch-and-feel board book that's perfect for little hands.
I Can't Find My Whatchamacallit
Ray and the Apple: A book about choices
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I Can't Find My Whatchamacallit
(Reading Age: 5-12)
Cletus and Bocephus are cousins, yet they are nothing alike. Extremely creative Cletus, can't find anything in his room. He is constantly losing things and is very disorganized and messy.
Ray and the Apple: A book about choices
Ray and the Apple: A book about choices
Ray and the Apple: A book about choices
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Ray and the Apple: A book about choices
(Reading Age: 7 - 10 )
Introducing "Ray and the Apple," where young readers embark on a delightful journey with Ray, navigating the twists and turns of independence and positive decision-making. Does every choice count? Can a small decision make a difference?
The Day the Crayons Quit
Ray and the Apple: A book about choices
The Day the Crayons Quit
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(Reading Age: 3 - 6 )
Poor Duncan just wants to color. But when he opens his box of crayons, he finds only letters, all saying the same thing: His crayons have had enough! They quit!
The Mosquito Burrito
Ray and the Apple: A book about choices
The Day the Crayons Quit
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The Mosquito Burrito: A Hilarious, Rhyming Children's Book
(Reading Age: 3 - 7 )
When Mosquito finds himself inside a burrito, he's determined to not to be an extra ingredient and plans his escape. But curiosity gets the better of him, and he nibbles a little bit – 'un poquito' – from each delicious layer
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The Mosquito Burrito: A Hilarious, Rhyming Children's Book
(Reading Age: 3 - 7 )
When Mosquito finds himself inside a burrito, he's determined to not to be an extra ingredient and plans his escape. But curiosity gets the better of him, and he nibbles a little bit – 'un poquito' – from each delicious layer. His growing 'apetito' sets the stage for a hilarious reversal of events.