Rocco begins the book by welcoming readers on a special tour of the White House. He takes us all the way back to July 4, 1776—before the White House even existed—then jumps forward to walk beside President George Washington as the brand‑new house is being built. From there, he guides us through the famous halls and State Rooms, and even makes a fun stop at the modern‑day exhibit called The People’s House: A White House Experience.

Computer coding and creativity combine to make a virtual creature!

When Isaac’s parents move home for a new job, the boy makes a friend on a whole new world.

Discover the story of a boy with an unusual name who changed the world!

Willie Jerome loves playing jazz on the rooftop, but only his sister Judy believes in his music and helps others hear its beauty.

Meet the Good Egg! He always tries to be good. But the other eggs are SO silly and naughty!

A girl loves her cozy panda sweater more than anything in the world, right up until she gives it away and discovers something even better waiting for her.

Fly Guy and Buzz visit a dog show and learn fun facts about different kinds of dogs and the jobs they do.

In this collection of three lesser‑known Aesop’s Fables, you’ll discover how a bat ended up flying only at night, why choosing good friends really matters, and how even the tiniest creature—like an ant—can become a hero.

Is a leopard still a leopard if it doesn’t have spots?

Baby crab discovers that some advice isn’t worth listening to!

Who is the king of the skies? The birds of Calabar have a battle to find out!

What strange animals will a little boy find when his family moves to South Africa?

Lupo the dog has the most fabulously fantastic day of his life – again!

Rabbit gets what he deserves in this humorous Native American tale.

The Slavic Story Treasury is a bright, welcoming collection of classic Slavic folk tales—stories that were once told beside glowing fires and are now retold in simple, musical language for today’s kids and families.

Sam and Saint, Santa’s color‑loving kid helpers, are traveling around the world to learn how different people celebrate special days. When they stop by Ms. Bird’s bright and welcoming classroom, they listen as children share stories about the holidays and traditions they enjoy at home. From colorful festivals to meaningful family moments, Sam and Saint discover how wonderful it is that every culture has its own way to celebrate.

What would the world look like if everyone were treated with kindness, fairness, and love? Yolanda Renee King, the granddaughter of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King, wrote this book as a love letter to her grandparents and a dream for a better future. Could you be one of the next great dreamers who helps make that world come true?

Riley B. King grew up poor in the Jim Crow South, losing his mother young and working in the cotton fields as a boy, but music was always calling to him. Could the gift of music carry one determined boy all the way from Mississippi to the top of the world?

In 1967, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave a special speech to a school full of young people, sharing his vision for how they could build meaningful, excellent lives. What would your life's blueprint look like?

Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass formed an unlikely friendship and worked together to fight for equality and change the nation.

The worst musician in Wales gets his hands on a harp with magical powers.

Discover the secret that the king is trying to hide!

The amazing true story of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a little boy nicknamed "Wolferl" who became one of history's greatest composers and a child superstar!