We all have big feelings! Understanding why we have big feelings is important. Learn helpful ways to manage big feelings with your friends from Sesame Street!

Learning how to be a good friend is important. From sharing to solving problems together, young readers will learn ways to be a good friend alongside their Sesame Street friends.

Get up and move with your friends from Sesame Street! Young readers will learn the importance of moving their bodies and the many fun ways to stay active.

Young readers join Sesame Street friends in discovering new skills and the power of yet. Learn the importance of practice, how to manage feelings of frustration, and more.

Praise for Elska (Horse Diaries #1):
A must for horse lovers, the cozy and exciting adventure will draw a wide audience. --Booklist

We all have big feelings! Understanding why we have big feelings is important. Learn helpful ways to manage big feelings with your friends from Sesame Street!

Good morning, farm animals--it's time to start the day! With charming illustrations by award-winning artist Ruth Sanderson, this playful story, inclusive of children with differing abilities, encourages children to move, moo, and stretch along with the characters in the book as they mimic the movements of farm animal friends in the morning. Can they frolic like a lamb? Balance like a goat? Good Morning, Farm Animals is perfect for home or classroom reading.

Young readers join Sesame Street friends in discovering new skills and the power of yet. Learn the importance of practice, how to manage feelings of frustration, and more.

Oregon, 1790
Golden Sun is a chestnut snowflake Appaloosa. In summer, he treks through the mountains with his rider, a Nez Perce boy named Little Turtle, as he gathers healing plants. But when Little Turtle's best friend falls ill, Golden Sun discovers his true calling. Here is Golden Sun's story...in his own words.

With moving and knowledgeable text and lovely black and white art throughout--by a mother-daughter team of horse experts--this is the perfect fit for all lovers of horses and history

Learning how to be a good friend is important. From sharing to solving problems together, young readers will learn ways to be a good friend alongside their Sesame Street friends.

Visiting the dentist is one way to keep our teeth clean and healthy. Join Abby Cadabby and her Sesame Street friends as they learn what happens at a dentist visit.

CALIFORNIA, 1850. Penny is a blue-eyed palomino paint mare with a taste for adventure! She and a boy named Jesse search for gold in the hills of Northern California. After striking it rich and then losing everything, Jesse and Penny join the Pony Express. The job is a tough one, but Penny loves a challenge! Here is Penny's story . . . in her own words.

Love horses and history? Don't miss the stories of Elska, Bell's Star, Calvino, Lily, and more in the Horse Diaries series!

It's fun to ride the school bus! Join Tamir, Rosita, and their friends from Sesame Street as they learn all about riding the bus to and from school.

You can borrow books from the library when you have a library card! Join Big Bird and more Sesame Street friends in learning about library cards and how to get your first one.

Get up and move with your friends from Sesame Street! Young readers will learn the importance of moving their bodies and the many fun ways to stay active.

Good night, farm animals--the sun is setting and it's time to rest.

This sweet and inclusive story, illustrated by award-winning artist Ruth Sanderson, encourages children to yawn, stretch, and breathe along with characters in the book as they act out the movements of farm animal friends winding down before bedtime. Can they quack a goodnight song? Curl up like a sleepy kitten? Good Night, Farm Animals is just right for bedtime reading.

SOUTH WALES, 1939: Lily, a strawberry roan Welsh pony, loves Pony Club! She and her rider, Gwen, compete in and win lots of events, including Lily's favorite--jumping! Then Bridget joins the Pony Club. The English girl was sent from London to escape the bombings brought on by war. Gwen tries to be friends, but Bridget is sour and mean. Even worse, Bridget and her horse, Bron, make the perfect jump look easy. Now Gwen and Lily have some real competition. . . .