Our June picks for Higher Education feature a range of fiction and nonfiction curated to resonate with college students, professors, and lifelong learners. These selections are ideal for seminar discussions and independent exploration. For the complete list of June 2026 Higher Education Picks, click here. In case you missed them, check out our May higher

Discover our June picks for Secondary Education, featuring an array of high-interest titles that are sure to captivate middle and high school students. From gripping thrillers to daring contemporary narratives, this curated section is an essential addition to any school library. See the full list here! Also, please do not miss our new title collections!

Explore our June picks for grades Pre-K through 6th Grade, featuring a variety of picture books, chapter books, as well as middle grade. It’s important to have an expansive selection of books to ensure every reader feels seen and heard based on their learning styles. From action packed adventures to science filled nonfiction, there is

The International Day for Biological Diversity is a UN-sanctioned day celebrated on May 22nd that aims to raise awareness on the importance of biodiversity and the need to protect against species loss. “First coined by Walter G. Rosen in 1985, biological diversity—or biodiversity, as it is more commonly called—is defined as the “variety of life

World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, celebrated annually on May 21, was established by the United Nations. It promotes understanding, respect, and cooperation among cultures around the world. The day recognizes that cultural diversity strengthens communities, encourages dialogue, and supports peace. This curated title list celebrates stories, voices, and experiences from diverse

Celebrated on May 21st, The World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development emphasizes the importance of different voices, cultures, and traditions. From picture books to middle grade, our curated list of books about diversity help students see beyond their own experiences while feeling seen themselves. See here for more books on global cultures

We would like to announce that our new Elementary Education catalog is now live! This catalog is designed to inspire young readers with a diverse selection of genres, from engaging picture books and informative STEAM titles, as well as action-packed graphic novels and more! Whether you’re a teacher looking to enrich your classroom library or

Observed each year on May 21st, the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development emphasizes the wealth of global cultures and the crucial role of intercultural dialogue in fostering peace and sustainable development. To honor this day, we’ve curated a collection of titles showcasing a variety of cultures and backgrounds in fiction and

International Family Day, celebrated on May 15th, is a day to reflect on the role families play in building both connected and resilient communities. Whether biological or chosen, families are the foundation of care, belonging, and strength. This day is a chance to celebrate those bonds, and also to highlight the social and economic pressures

International Day of Families, celebrated on May 15th, is a great opportunity to connect middle and high school students with stories that celebrate the many ways their families influence their lives and shape their personalities. From heartfelt middle grade novels to more compelling YA reads these titles explore important themes like identity, culture, and belonging.

For secondary school educators looking to boost reading engagement, fantasy continues to deliver high-interest storytelling. These new and upcoming fantasy releases offer a dynamic mix of fast-paced plots, immersive world building, and character-driven narratives that resonate strongly with middle and high school students. From myth-inspired stories to darker, more complex adventures, the range ensures broad

Fantasy has a way of turning even the most hesitant readers into eager page-turners. Picture books draw students in with vivid art, humor, and fun adventures, while middle grade titles build momentum with fast-paced plots, cliffhangers, and immersive worlds. Together they create a natural reading ladder- offering accessible entry points and then extending that excitement