From the Vice President of the United States, Kamala Harris, comes her empowering picture book, Superheroes Are Everywhere! This children’s book is all about promoting the message of being the best version of yourself and introduces young readers to influential moments and people from Kamala Harris’ life.
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This fun, rhyming story is complete with Blabey’s trademark comedy, which kids and parents will both enjoy. The illustrations are incredibly detailed and the story teaches kids an important lesson. Pig the Slob is recommended for children four to eight years of age.
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Any bookstore this time of year likely will make it pretty easy for you to find holiday themed picture books. To help narrow down your search, we’ve put together a list of some of our favorite, new Christmas books for kids published in 2020. Whether you’re looking for a gift idea or just simply want something new to read to the kids, any of the books below are sure to get you and your family ready for Christmas!
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Following the release of her New York Times best-selling book for adults by the same name, Clinton’s voyage into the world of picture books carries a similar, uplifting message. In It Takes a Village, readers will be inspired by the heartwarming text and beautiful images of a diverse community happily working together.
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When it comes to children’s book series, Suzanne Lang’s Grumpy Monkey books have become some of the most popular in recent years. From the original Grumpy Monkey debut in 2018, to the recent release of the third book in the series, Grumpy Monkey Up All Night.
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There may not be a more topical book for the year 2020 than I Voted: Making a Choice Makes a Difference. In the book, author Mark Shulman provides an introduction for what it means to “vote” at a level aimed at children four to eight.
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