The book honors the Pack House Librarians, who bravely delivered books to remote areas in America, particularly during the Depression. Through a collaboration between Henson and Caldecott Medalist Small, it captures the spirit and dedication of these librarians in vibrant full color, highlighting their significant contributions to literacy and community.
Ellen Hopkins meets Breaking Bad in this powerful look at the opioid crisis in rural Appalachia from award-winning author Heather Henson.
The story revolves around a troubled girl who forms a bond with an abused horse, both seeking healing and redemption. As they navigate their painful pasts, their relationship becomes a journey of trust and recovery, offering a glimmer of hope for a brighter future. Through their shared struggles, they discover the power of companionship and resilience, ultimately finding a last chance for healing and transformation.
Struggling with her identity and the upheaval of her parents' separation, Junebug finds solace in her role as a stagehand at her father's summer theater. However, her world is disrupted when an annoying intern usurps her responsibilities, forcing her to navigate life's challenges without a script. This coming-of-age tale explores themes of self-discovery, resilience, and the complexities of growing up amidst family changes.
The story features a lovable yet undeniably grumpy grandpa, providing a humorous and relatable exploration of grumpiness. It captures the essence of sharing moments with a grandparent, making it a delightful read for anyone who has experienced similar feelings. Perfect for bonding over the quirks of family dynamics, this book offers a lighthearted take on the complexities of emotions.
Young readers can hear the sounds and words of the movie through this audio and book set, complete with full-color images from the film.
Set against the backdrop of a thoroughbred farm community grappling with a mysterious illness, the story follows a young horse whisperer on a quest to uncover the truth behind the deaths of foals. This tender coming-of-age novel explores themes of resilience, connection to animals, and the challenges of growing up amidst adversity, showcasing the protagonist's determination and emotional journey.
The narrative follows Stephen Bishop, an enslaved man who became a pioneering explorer and guide at Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. Through his journey, the book highlights his remarkable contributions to cave exploration and the unique challenges he faced as a slave during this period. It delves into themes of resilience, discovery, and the intersection of race and history, showcasing Bishop's significant role in revealing the wonders of Mammoth Cave to the world while navigating the complexities of his circumstances.
