picture books

A young Japanese American girl named Keiko is kind and dreams of changing the world, but she is misjudged because she is Asian American. However, her family loves her and encourages her to shine and stand strong. Eventually Keiko blossoms and is able to lead and inspire others. Includes an author's note.

"Wise companions of gods and goddesses, defenders of nature or witty and sharp monsters, enemies of heroes and knights--dragons are fascinating creatures that fill the pages of myths, legends, and folklore. From Northern European tales to Chinese and Japanese myths, 'The Great Book of Dragon Legends' features sixteen short stories that children can easily dip into and out of"--Provided by publisher.

Celebrates the bond between a grandparent and grandchild and their connection with nature.

A boy named Mason is known for spreading rumors and gossiping, which makes him the perfect attraction for the swarming, bug-like Iheards, who come to him and whisper rumors, no matter if their true or false. For an upcoming presentation, no one wants to be Mason's partner--he must learn not to spread gossip and instead share more positive things with his classmates.

In this wordless picture book, a deaf boy who is new to the neighborhood finds a way to connect with the girl next door, a Muslim child who speaks Arabic, despite their language barriers.

Sara attends a potlatch hosted by her father and stepmother in Hydaburg, Alaska, where guests from all over come to share in the festivities. Food is prepared, the gym is set up, and speeches are given. Different Haida artists present dance screens to each clan, and then the dancers take the floor. Sara, her family, and their dance group, the Rainbow Creek Dancers, take the floor last, and she feels her ancestors dancing alongside her.

A storybook adaptation of Marvel Studios' "The Black Panther," featuring still shots from the movie as illustrations. After the King of Wakanda is killed, Prince T'Challa must return to his homeland as its new ruler and protector, the Black Panther. However, when Prince N'Jobu's son returns and claims the throne for himself, T'Challa must solve a secret and mystery from his past and stop Wakanda from being revealed to the world.

Contains two illustrated stories that follow internet versions of the Disney princesses as they meet Princess Vanellope von Schweetz, help her save her best friend Ralph from a video game virus, and enter her video game to participate in a race.

This book was inspired by Mary Edwards Walker, a real-life doctor from the 19th century. She insisted on wearing pants and was arrested many times for doing so.

Even though Zia loves the Cantonese food her parents prepare at home, she is embarrassed to eat it at school, but when she realizes each meal has a special meaning, she begins to look forward to lunchtime. Includes a recipe for Zia's lucky yi mein.