Introduce babies to numbers and things loved by Utahns in Count on Utah: Baby’s First Book About the Beehive State, by Nicole LaRue.

The BabyLit series features introductions to topics from counting to animals. War and Peace features opposites and Macbeth features potions.

A girl helps her town embrace the dark and all the joys it brings in Millie Fleur Saves the Night, the follow-up to Millie Fleur’s Poison Garden, by Christy Mandin. 

Discover how Lillian B. Disney helped shape the Disney legacy as a cartoon artist and innovator in The Woman Behind the Magic, by Brittany Richman and Joanie Stone.

Middle readers are always looking for a good fantasy series, especially one with magic at the center of it. What better way to spend the summer than by starting something new or returning to a land...

Sea creatures take center stage in books that feature a fictional and true stories.

Whether at school, a mountain resort or wedding in Bangladesh, YA romances come in every shape and size. The following novels have the perfect spark for summer reading.

From transformative summer vacations and creating a home to discovering artists and celebrating individuality, the following picture books are great summer reading options.

From a rhinoceros to deer and tropical creatures, the following books celebrate animals from all around the world.

Kids love animals and graphic novels. So, what better way than to get them excited about reading than a book about horseback riding and a book about pet-sitting.

Popular authors bring the past to life through historical fiction. The following middle-grade books touch on D-Day, the rise of the Nazi regime and a Civil War Britain.

The Terrakeet and The Quacken offer a humorous twist on the things we sometimes fear are lurking behind us.

The past directly influences the future. In Everything is Tuberculosis and Artifice, authors John Green and Sharon Cameron share how actions big and small can make a world of difference.

Explore the fascinating world of insects in Insectarium, the tenth installment in the fantastic Welcome to the Museum series from Big Picture Press.

Who doesn’t love a good ghost story? Spectral visitors take center stage in two books with themes of feelings, family, bravery and healing.

The following YA fantasy novels feature magic and mystery, making them good choices for summer reading.

Take a road trip, join a team, build relationships and solve problems with these fun middle grade novels.

Discover our diverse planet in Life: The Wild Wonders of Biodiversity, by Jennifer N R Smith and Joanna Bagniewska.

When the moon decides to move in next door, a little girl gains a friend, but the world misses something even greater in The Moon Moved In.