From emerging readers to reluctant tweens, there is something for everyone on this list.

Hattie Harmony: Worry Detective is here to help kids build their emotional vocabulary.

Because school curriculums don’t tell the full truth about American history.

“What Can I Say” is all about empowering kids to be good humans who can express themselves.

The queer comedian's new children's book stars a toilet plunger.

Because love is love.

These will appeal to all young readers, both enthusiastic and reluctant.

From facts to fun stories, these books have it all.

The father, activist, and Queer Eye star tells Romper “this is a book about navigating big emotions.”

All you need is love.

This is the story of Diverse BookFinder and Ourshelves, and the moms who want more representation for all.

Bring on all of the animal adventures.

Hop into spring with these sweet stories.

“I just wanted him to give his blessing...”

You'll feel extra lucky with these reads on your child's bookshelf.

“Black children need to see their lives reflected in the books they read. If they don’t, they won’t feel welcome in the world of literature.”