A lovely story about sharing, and expecting nothing back in return.

A fantastic book that will help some of our younger learners. Such an important skill for kids to know, especially in today's world.

Misty Copeland writes this story to share her need for a great mentor and what she would do to mentor young dancers. Beautiful photos accompany this lovely story.

I love how this picture book focuses on what makes us each special and different, and how some of these physical differences represent our amazing cultures and the histories of these cultures. Love this book!

Fatima and her family are going to try the great American pastime of camping, for the first time since moving from India. Fatima has found adjusting to school hard but learns on the camping trip that she has other "superpowers" that she didn't know she had.

A fun story about numbers and rhyming, and rebuilding an important part of the town.

A young Asian boy is hurt by a classmate's depiction of his eyes in a picture. When he tells his dad about this, dad explains to him why his eyes are so amazing. A beautiful story.

There is so much to love about this non-fiction picture book about Fauja Singh. First of all the message to never give up on yourself. Secondly, I love the line that is regularly repeated in the book, "You know yourself, and you know what you are capable of. Today is a chance to do your best." I think this is something we should all say to ourselves each day. Lastly, I have never never found any enjoyment in running, and usually avoid it, so for Fauja to work on this skill, and achieve greatness at 100yrs old is to be applauded. He not only did it for himself, but to show the world around him, who had shown intolerance towards Sikhs, that they too are amazing and an important part of our world. So much power to this beautiful story.
"At the finish line, our reward is in every step that carried us there."

Stunning pictures accompany this book about the big questions we wonder about time and special moments.