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Just like one of her towers, everything around Olivia is built with blocks called cells. Or at least, that’s what Olivia’s mom says. But where are the blocks hiding? Olivia doesn’t see them in her yard. The house is made of bricks, but Olivia can’t find cells. The playground isn’t built out of cell-blocks either! Maybe if Olivia thought like her mom—like a scientist—she’d get what her mom was trying to tell her.

What happens when Olivia steps into the lab and looks at the world through a microscope? Come journey into the world of beakers, scales, flasks, and Bunsen burners. You might be surprised by what you see.

Using the simple metaphor of building blocks, Olivia’s Tower introduces readers to the concept of cells as the building blocks of the physical world. The story also explains the scientific method, along with various tools a scientist uses inside a lab. Written and illustrated by Gretchen Day. Published by Storybook Genius, LLC.

Olivia’s mom says everything is built with blocks called cells. But where are the blocks hiding?

Olivia's Tower

Early Childhood

Everyone's Reading

Animals

Elementary

Friendship

Storytime Favorites

For Jack the cat there is nothing better than sitting in his favorite chair and listening to his favorite music! But, today something is different. Someone else is sitting in Jack’s favorite seat! Walrus has decided it is his favorite seat, too. Neither Jack nor Walrus want to share, so they race off to find a brand new best seat. The duo try every possible seat in the house, but will they ever be able to find the very best seat? And, in the process, will they discover something even better?

Giggle along as Jack and Walrus race to find the very best spot to nap. Even more than a fun-filled, silly race to relaxation, The Best Seat is a story of an unlikely duo finding common ground, learning to share, and forging a new friendship through shared experiences. The Best Seat is written by Zach Hamilton and published by StoryBook Genius Publishing.


When someone is in Jack’s favorite seat, it will be a race to find an even better “best seat!”

The Best Seat

Vehicles

Language and Vocabulary

In the City

Family 

Today is an exciting day. The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and Landon is going to visit the Museum of Natural History with his mom. He’s heard so many things about the museum. There’s a room full of butterflies, a huge whale hanging off the ceiling, and even giant dinosaur bones. He can hardly wait to get their tickets and walk inside.

But to get to the museum, Landon will have to do something he’s never done before—something that will open an entire world, hidden right beneath New York City. In the end, Landon might learn an important lesson: That when you open your heart to the world around you, the journey can be as magical as the destination.

Touching on themes of exploration, family bonds, and enthusiasm for trying new things, Landon Rides the Subway is a warm, lighthearted ode to the joys of childhood wonder. Written by Diana Perez, illustrated by Yip Jar Design, and published by Storybook Genius.

Landon is going to the museum with his mom. To get there, he’ll have to do something magical: Ride the NYC subway.

Landon Rides the Subway

Back to School

Be Brave

Build Confidence

All summer long, Beatrice has dreamed about her first day of first grade. Now that it’s here, she’s a little worried something could go wrong. What if she gets lost? What if her teacher isn’t nice? Her brother already told Beatrice that she can’t wear her favorite blue tutu to school. She’s not in kindergarten anymore.

But before Beatrice can feel too upset, someone unexpected shows up—a secret friend, who might be the thing she needs to make it through the day. Will fitting in mean keeping all of her thoughts and feelings to herself? Or will her secret friend help Beatrice overcome her fears, giving her the confidence to Be Big?

Written and illustrated by Katie Kizer, Be Big! Beatrice's First Day Of First Grade tells the story of being yourself even when you’re nervous—of overcoming your fears and being comfortable taking up your own space. The narrative inspires talks about self-expression, bravery, and life transitions. Published by Storybook Genius.

Beatrice is about to start her first day of first grade—and she’s bringing a secret friend along for the ride.

Be Big! Beatrice's First Day of First Grade

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