Library Children’s Book Haul
1. The Goodbye Book by Todd Parr
A gentle, reassuring story that helps children understand and cope with loss or change, told from the perspective of a fish who misses its friend.
2. Number One Sam by Greg Pizzoli
When Sam the dog loses a race for the first time, he learns that cheering for others and being a good friend matters more than always winning.
3. Goodnight Digger by Michelle Robinson & Nick East
A bedtime favorite for my construction fan.
4. I Am Going! by Mo Willems
Piggie says she’s going, and Elephant Gerald spirals. Turns out, she’s just going to lunch. A funny, heartfelt look at friendship and communication.
5. A Crash of Rhinos by Greg & Kevin Danylyshyn
A fun, rhyming book about the quirky names for animal groups with bold illustrations and humor.
6. The Queen in the Cave by Júlia Sardà
Three sisters enter a mysterious, dreamlike world in search of a queen. A surreal, visually stunning story about growing up and letting go of childhood.
7. There Are No Cats in This Book by Viviane Schwarz
Three cheeky cats try everything to escape the pages of their book. A silly and interactive adventure full of charm and interactive pages.
8. Thank You, Mr. Panda by Steve Antony
Mr. Panda hands out surprise gifts to his animal friends, and while the presents aren’t perfect, this humorous story highlights the importance of saying “thank you.”
9. The Great Race (Thomas & Friends)
Thomas wants to compete in The Great Railway Show but doubts he’s good enough. He learns that what makes him special isn’t size or speed, but being true to himself.
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