Earth Day, celebrated on April 22nd, is a great opportunity to bring stories about the environment into the classroom. From picture books to middle grade, these titles introduce students to topics like recycling, wildlife, conservation, and caring for the planet. Whether you’re refreshing your classroom library or planning Earth Day activities, these titles empower students

Marking the end of Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr celebrates the completion of fasting from dawn to dusk during the holy month. From picture books to thoroughly researched nonfiction, check out our picks to better understand the rich history, culture, and meaning behind this tradition!

Explore our April 2026 Children’s and YA graphic novels! Graphic novels are excellent tools for engaging reluctant readers. Featuring captivating illustrations and accessible text, these notable April releases boost confidence, enhance comprehension, and are ideal for any classroom or school library. For more graphic novels for Elementary Education click here. For more graphic novels for

Adapted from Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland, last night’s historic Academy Awards had the star-studded dark comedy One Battle After Another pick up the awards for Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay, among many others. Here are some more Thomas Pynchon titles for you and your customers to enjoy after an exciting Oscars!

Who doesn’t want a dazzling fantasy to get lost in? If you’re looking for a glimpse into magical, electrifying alternative worlds, then we’ve got you covered. Check out 7 of our fantasy picks below. They’re sure to transport you out of this world!

April is World Poetry Month! To celebrate, we’ve curated a collection of new and bestselling poetry titles that are all perfect for higher education courses and discussion. This collection features Spring 2026 titles from poets including Julia Alvarez, Camonghne Felix, and Amit Majmudar, among others, as well as bestselling classics from poets like Homer, Mary

It’s been five days since Harry Styles released his newest album, Kiss All The Time, Disco Occasionally, and we’re still listening on repeat. Styles is an international pop star and songwriter. He first rose to fame in 2010 when he was placed in what is now known as one of the largest boy bands, One

In April we celebrate World Poetry Month! From timeless voices like Williams Shakespeare to contemporary poets like Amanda Gorman, poetry continues to evolve while amplifying diverse perspectives and lived experiences. For middle and high school students, engaging with poetry builds analytical skills and sharpens written and verbal communication. This April, explore bold ideas, elevate student

In April, we celebrate World Poetry Month, a global recognition of the power of language and imagination. Poetry encourages young learners to experiment with words, explore rhythm and sound, and gain fresh perspectives. From playful rhymes to profound free verse, poems and novels in verse help students expand their vocabulary, improve fluency, and build confidence

Yesterday was International Women’s Day, a critical time to honor the achievements, hardships, and power of women. We’re celebrating women with these seven nonfiction and fiction picks, all authored by women globally. Accessible to any reader, each of these titles delves into the complex facets and experiences of being a woman. Find our curated list

Our classroom ready Grades 3-6 Classroom Libraries are meticulously curated to enhance comprehension, broaden genre exposure, and foster sustained independent reading habits. These classroom libraries offer a vibrant mix of chapter books and middle grade titles that build reading stamina and encourage series exploration.  Students will explore a diverse array of fiction genres including realistic

Happy Holi! Taking place on March 3rd and 4th this year, Holi is an annual festival that commemorates the triumph of Vishnu, a principal deity of Hinduism, over Hiranyakashipu, a daitya king of the demon race in Hindu mythology. It is a time dedicated to celebrating the victories of good over evil. There is dancing,