Spring is making its fast approach, and so are these exciting children’s book release dates! If you’re looking for a new book for you and your child to read this spring break, take a look at these stories releasing in March. These releases are perfect for sparking creativity and creating long-lasting memories for inspiration and love.
Tori and the Muses by Tori Amos
Tori has a natural gift for music, only with one problem, she struggles when her dad pushes her to rehearse for a recital, as she would much rather prefer to play music her own way. What her dad doesn’t know, however, is Tori’s secret eleven muses who have inspired her since she was a baby, teaching her that creativity is all around us. Along her journey with the muses, Tori sets out to explore what inspires others, and she soon discovers unexpected connections and learns more about her own inspirations. This joyful debut by Tori Amos is perfect for children to encourage them to follow their true passions in the world around them.
Dear New Friend by Taraneh Matloob
A beautiful story teaching the young ones of the epitome of cultural differences and friendship, Dear New Friend is about a young, Persian boy who sends letters to his new friend, inviting and welcoming him to his home. Throughout the book, the boy shares details about his family and cultural traditions in his letters, providing an opportunity for children reading this to reflect on their own lives and encouraging friendships with those of different backgrounds.
Hello There, Sunshine by Tabitha Brown
Young Tabitha is always happy to greet the sun when she wakes up. Until, one day she wakes up to find the sun has disappeared! Tabitha sets out on a mission on her little bike and puppy tagging along to find it. Find out on her journey if she succeeds or if she realizes a different outlook, this story is perfect for children to remember to always seek positivity.
Little Cloud’s Big Dream by Ixtzel Arreola
Re is a little cloud and always wishes she were as big as the ones floating high in the sky. One day, her dream comes true, and she learns how to become big! As she collects droplets from the flowers, she befriends one of them, and the two become inseparable. Until Re begins to storm and shrinks back to a little cloud. She is worried her flower friend will not be able to recognize her anymore, but what are good friends for if they do not accept you for all your appearances? This spectacular story brings a look into the water cycle above us and how Re feels as she changes and grows.
How Do You Eat Color? By Mabi David
This stunning release teaches the young mind about our colorful fruits and vegetables, providing a fun way to introduce them to something new. Translated originally from Filipino, the story illustrates produce from the Philippines and all around the world, encouraging readers to try healthy eating and how to include it in their daily meals!
This Is the Crew That Builds Our School by Sherry Fellores
An inspirational insight to our workers, this story portrays the hard-working individuals who build our schools and how many people it takes to pitch in on these constructions. This story is a beautiful way to share with your child what it takes to build a community and a closer look at the work tradespeople do and what machinery they use! A humorous and giggly journey, this book is perfect for young minds who want to learn more about construction or their community.
With so many exciting new books hitting the shelves in March, there is a story for every young reader to enjoy. Whether it’s finding your creativity, exploring cultural connections, or learning about the intricacies of nature and community, these books offer valuable lessons and will make this spring break a time for learning something new!
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