What do you want to be when you grow up? When a mom asks, the child says, “A SHARK!”—not a teacher or a firefighter. This silly and fun story shows how big your imagination can be, with a surprise at the end!

RIF Summer Camp: STEM Stars Badge. What if a pile of rusty old scraps could become something absolutely amazing? In this inspiring story, a young child and her artist mom discover that one person's trash is truly another person's treasure as they transform discarded metal into a jaw-dropping masterpiece!

When a boy discovers his berry patch has been picked clean, he follows mysterious footprints and finds an unexpected new friend.

Clara loves her berries and her belongings, but she slowly learns that sharing can make special moments even sweeter.

A hardworking bee learns that helping berries grow takes teamwork when she must find a new hive after being left alone in the berry patch.

When a splash of blackberry juice turns into an imaginary monster named Spot, a child’s everyday moment becomes a playful adventure powered by creativity and imagination.

A playful, globe-trotting adventure with Bryson the Bear that sparks curiosity, imagination, and a lifelong love of reading.

Doug can’t find his dog, and he needs YOU to help him! Follow Doug’s goofy clues as you pat, tickle, and talk to the dogs on each page to figure out which one is his. Is Doug’s dog big or tiny? Fluffy or spotty? With every guess, you get closer to a silly surprise ending that shows what Doug’s dog really looks like… and why he went missing in the first place. This bilingual Spanish edition is packed with giggle‑worthy pictures and hands‑on fun—perfect for an energetic read‑aloud.

Chooch Helped is a picture book that explores the universal frustrations and tender bonds of sibling life within a contemporary Cherokee family.

Two siblings spend a hot July day in the city waiting for a special celebration.

Ruthie, a pampered pup who thinks he’s royalty, leaves his cozy home for adventure and discovers that sometimes what you’re looking for is what you already have.