Enjoy books that are perfect for back to school — from the first day of school, to life in the classroom, to relevant social emotional topics.

Back to School

These books focus on early concepts and development.

Early Childhood

These storybooks and biographies showcase boldness, confidence, and dreaming big!

Dream Big

These books are perfect for any school age child.

Elementary

Stories with strong narratives that engage all children.

Storytime Favorites

Honor the history and achievements of African Americans with this collection of biographies and stories featuring African, Afro Brazilian, and African American children and families.

Celebrate Black History

A happy heart starts with a caring heart. Teach young minds about the importance of caring, kindness, and empathy with these heartfelt stories.

Be Caring and Kind

These storybooks feature bravery, courage and perseverance.

Be Brave

Confident and secure children not only feel happier, but they are also more likely to succeed in school. Help foster a positive self-image in kids with these confidence-building titles.

Build Confidence

Everyone's Reading

Easily find all of your favorite storybooks here. 

Vooks A to Z

These storybooks feature creativity in all of it's forms: from artistic thought, to thinking outside the box, to critical thinking and problem solving.

Be Creative

There are billions of people on the planet. Yet even with all those people, the world still needs a boy like you. A boy who gets that being “strong” can mean making sure everyone gets a turn—and that being “smart” can mean asking for help. A boy who understands how to play hard yet play fair. A boy who would rather pursue what he loves than pretend to be someone he’s not. 

In the end, what does being a “boy” really mean? And how can you “be yourself,” regardless of your gender? The truth is, we’re all on a journey to answer these questions—and this book just might help you along the way.

A touching love letter to the ideals of boyhood, A Boy Like You explores the assumptions and possibilities of who we grow up to be while celebrating the wonderful things we already are. Written by Frank Murphy and illustrated by Kayla Harren, A Boy Like You is published by Sleeping Bear Press.

Is there more to being a boy than playing sports and acting tough? And if so, what does it mean to be “a boy” like you?