Children’s non-fiction
Don't wake the Tiger (Little Faces)
Carles Ballesteros
Format: Board Book
A series of animal books for young readers that combines simple storytelling with venetian movements, which have the magical effect of changing faces and expressions on animal faces when the reader turns each page.
DIY Box Creations
Courtney Sanchez
Format: Paperback
DIY Box Creations includes a variety of step-by-step craft projects for young readers to build with their parents, from planes, cars, and trains to forts, lemonade stands, and puppet theaters.
How to Build a House (Technical Tales)
Saskia Lacey, illustrated by Martin Sodomka
Format: Hard Cover
Filled with detailed, real-world diagrams, How to Build a House provides children with an introduction to basic home construction and the values of teamwork.
Reptiles & Amphibians
Heidi Fiedler
Format: Hard Cover
Reptiles & Amphibians showcases fascinating cold-blooded animals through up-close photography - from scaly skin and snake eyes to webbed feet - along with fun facts and fascinating details.
Zentangle for Kids
Beate Winkler
Format: Paperback
Zentangle for Kids is a entry-level instruction book that introduces children to the world of Zentangle.
101 Things to Do While You Poo
Courtney Sanchez and G L Moore
Format: Paperback
101 Things to Do While You Poo encourages children to take however long they need to do their business--and stay entertained in the process!
101 Movies to See Before You Grow Up
Suzette Valle
Format: Paperback
Movies can make you think, teach you a lesson, or just let you escape into a fantasy world for a few hours. 101 Movies to See Before You Grow Up serves as an interactive bucket list of films for children to watch before they grow up.
You Do the Maths: Fly a Jet Fighter
Hilary Koll, Steve Mills illustrated by Vladimir Aleksic
Format: Paperback
Take to the skies on a mission to be the best fighter pilot! Fun maths for ages 7-11.
Time Traveler Prehistory
Oldrich Ruzicka, illustrated by Jan Klimes
Format: Hard Cover
A fun new format book including a time traveler's dial allows kids to explore the Earth's history; ages 5-9.
