This picture book celebrates imagination and the unique dreams of a young child.
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A young boy named Leo discovers the beauty and wonder of the color blue.
SugarLoaf experiences the world from a unique perspective, finding wonder in the small things.
A young boy named Artie learns to embrace his individuality and find his own way of being the best.
A young boy named Leo struggles with feelings of isolation and finds connection through art and a supportive friend.
A young girl named Vashti feels her art is terrible until her teacher encourages her to make her mark.
A young boy named Leo learns the true meaning of Christmas when he finds a small, seemingly insignificant gift that brings immense joy.
A young boy named Ramon struggles with self-expression and finds his voice through art.
A young boy named Leo uses his drawings to express his emotions and connect with others.
A young girl named Rose discovers the joy and wonder of gardening and the interconnectedness of nature.
A young boy named Mikey uses his imagination to build a go-kart and race it.
A boy named Leo contemplates his existence and the meaning of being unique.
Seventeen-year-old Eliza discovers a box of old letters from her grandmother, leading her on a journey to uncover family secrets and a hidden romance.
A group of friends spends a summer stargazing and dealing with the complexities of first love, heartbreak, and growing up.
A girl tries to win a competition by going on eight dates during Hanukkah.
Amara discovers a secret society of bat keepers and must protect London's bats from a mysterious threat.
Peter, a young boy, experiences a series of adventures and challenges as he navigates his world.
This book features robots made of snow who come to life and have adventures during winter.
A young boy named Tiger Moth is obsessed with insects and creates elaborate displays, often causing chaos.
A boy's toy dinosaur comes to life and causes chaos in his town.
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