Winter is a time for celebrations around the world! People come together in many different ways to celebrate the arrival of the season, observe holidays, and uplift their cultural traditions observe holidays and traditions respective of their cultures.
Our Winter Book List features titles from a diverse array of authors and stories to share. Whether you’re gifting books to loved ones or treating yourself to a literary escape in this winter wonderland, there’s something for the readers on your list form 0-92!
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Leo on a Hike Join Leo and his dad on an exciting day of hiking and exploring in this delightful board book from the Leo Can series! Along the trail, Leo observes tall trees, tiny flowers, and crawling bugs. Determined to explore on his own, he follows a busy bee and pauses to watch a slow worm. By the end of the hike, Leo and his dad are tired, happy, and ready for their next adventure. This book will inspire young readers to connect with nature, embrace curiosity, and enjoy the simple joys of outdoor exploration. |
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Hello, Face Aya Khalil |
Chaiwala! Priti Birla Maheshwari |
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I’m Not Sleepy! No Tengo Sueño Angela Dominguez |
What’s New, Daniel? Micha Archer |
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Global Babies Playtime The Global Fund for Children |
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It Is Time Discover the life cycle of a black swallowtail butterfly in this beautifully illustrated nonfiction book for new readers. From hatching and crawling to growing and transforming into a butterfly, this Level G science book introduces first graders to basic science vocabulary and the wonders of nature. Complete with a chart showing all nine stages of development, this engaging book is perfect for early readers exploring the natural world on their own. This book will inspire young readers to marvel at the beauty of nature, nurture curiosity, and develop a love for science. |
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A Sled for Gabo Emma Otheguy |
How to Bird Rasha Hamid |
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The Truth about Dragons Julie Leung |
Not He, or She, I’m Me A.M. Wild |
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Soul Step Jewell Parker Rhodes |
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Jordan and Max: Showtime! Jordan’s first day at Massey Elementary comes with a plan: to stay invisible. His classmates don’t need to know that his best friend is his grandmother or that they perform shows together in elaborate costumes every night. But when Jordan is paired with Max, a loud-mouthed loner with a love for Hawaiian shirts, his cover is at risk. Through Max’s creative vision, Jordan begins to realize his secret is something to celebrate, not hide. This book will inspire young readers to embrace their individuality, explore friendship, and find the courage to share their true selves. |
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Snow Angel, Sand Angel Lois-Ann Yamanaka |
How to Explain Robotics to a Grown Up Ruth Spiro |
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Only the Best Kate Messner |
Salma Writes a Book Danny Ramadan |
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Tacos Today Raúl the Third |
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Timid Cecil Hall has just moved from Florida to Massachusetts and is nervous about making friends at his new school. His sister suggests he connect with the other Black kids, but Cecil isn’t sure how to start. He hopes his comics-making talent will help him fit in, but not everyone is kind. When one of his drawings is misused, landing him in trouble, Cecil must find his courage, stand up for himself, and discover who his true friends are. This book will inspire young readers to embrace their creativity, navigate challenges, and find the confidence to use their voice. |
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The Otherwoods Justine Pucella Winans |
Life Changing Magic of Chess Maurice Ashley |
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Tenacious Patty Cisneros Prevo |
Doodles from the Boogie Down Stephanie Rodriguez |
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We Still Belong Christine Day |
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Mexikid Pedro Martín has always heard incredible stories about his legendary grandfather, Abuelito—a former crime-fighter and part of the Mexican Revolution. But with 8 siblings in an already crowded house, Pedro isn’t thrilled about Abuelito moving in. On a road trip to Mexico to bring him home, Pedro embarks on a journey filled with laughter, heartache, and self-discovery, learning what it means to grow up and find his grito. This book will inspire young readers to embrace family connections, celebrate their heritage, and find their own voice. |
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The Antiracist Kitchen Nadia L. Hohn, editor |
Moonlit Vine Elizabeth Santiago |
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Ash’s Cabin Jen Wang |
Simon Sort of Says Erin Bow |
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Black Birds in the Sky Brandy Colbert |
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