At Fullbrook Academy, where tradition reigns supreme, James Baxter and Jules Devereux take on privilege, sexism, and the importance of consent.

"This child-friendly reimagining of poet Robert Browning's 'Pippa's Song' captures the comforting moments and familiar rhythms of a child's life, reassuring them and encouraging them to look for what's right in the world"--

Snake loves art class--until his clay pot breaks and he makes a terrible decision.

When ninety-nine-year-old Miss Fannie gives up her favorite pink straw hat with the roses, to help raise money for her church, she receives an unexpected reward.

A book full of statements, some silly and some thoughtful, about good things to know and do.

Every day, no matter how hot, Lala carries a pot of water around the corner to a patch of dirt and concrete, waters the tiny weeds sprouting there, and whispers words of encouragement to her plant friends; then, on the hottest day of all, her mother insists she stay home, but Lala worries about her friends, and whispers words of love--with a magical result.

Max, a naughty little boy, sent to bed without his supper, sails to the land of the wild things where he becomes their king.

When seventh-grader Piper's father is hired by Chumley Prep, a school where every student seems to be the best at everything, she gets the chance to compete for the prestigious Excelsior Award.

On a day when everything goes wrong for him, Alexander is consoled by the thought that other people have bad days too.

Twelve-year-old Maxwell, convinced his whole town hates him, wishes he had never been born then, realizing he actually is important, tries to get his life back with the help of an elderly neighbor, Reg.