"There are 20 million billion ants on the planet, and we see them all the time. But did you know that ants have superpowers? Super strength and super speed are only the beginning. Ants might be small, but they set big records. They can live in scorching temperatures and work together to build giant cities. A queen ant can have millions of babies in her lifetime. And some ants self-explode to destroy their enemies. But which ant has the worst sting?...

"Text, art, and interactive prompts guide young readers on a journey through the life cycle, behaviors, and habitats of honey bees"--

"Whose bones? Tiny bones scattered across the spread are unidentifiable, but sharp eyes will spy footprints and food sources offered as clues. Now turn the page, and the bones have magically formed into a recognizable skeleton Pteranodon or Stegosaurus, Velociraptor or Tyrannosaurus while a stylized depiction of the animal completes the picture. In a final fun facts section, readers curious to know more will discover that the Ankylosaurus was covered...

"Go on an adventure with a young deinonychus as it searches for food, gets caught in a storm, and learns to climb trees with its big claws." --publisher's website.

"Who am I?" wonders one little girl. And with those three words her mama takes her on a journey, discovering the ways she is connected to the plants and animals around her, her present and past, her ancestors, and the land she lives on--the whole of Mother Earth. Who Am I is an Indigenous perspective on the ways the threads of our lives are woven in with Earth's tapestry, the things that came before--and all that is yet to be. A lyrical look at the...

To celebrate Purim an old woman makes hamantashen cookies, with no assistance from her lazy pets who are secretly planning a surprise. Includes author's note on the origin of this festive holiday and a recipe for hamantashen.

"A shy girl finds friendship and is inspired to express herself during a transformative experience in nature"--

This book based on the film by "Producer Seth Rogen ... take[s] Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Donatello back to their DNA in this animated boys-to-men origin story." --publisher's website

"A little moth hides from the dark, and doesn't want to leave his bright and cozy home. But here's a secret: he loves watching the stars. They only come out at night, though . . . when it's dark outside. One night, the stars give the moth the courage to go outside into the night. There, he makes friends with other creatures who are also afraid of the dark, and they play and sparkle under the stars. But will a dangerous encounter with a group of hungry...

When Hana's grandparents visit, Hana decides to cook a meal that represents both her Korean and Southern heritages.