Born Naughty introduces us to Jin Wang, a lively little girl growing up in Inner Mongolia. The post Born Naughty by Jin Wang appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Indescribable Atlas Adventures is a large format picture book full of interesting details about the world God made, including people, places, and animals. The post *Indescribable Atlas Adventures by Louie Giglio appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Who Are You? explores the roots of identity in a way accessible to preschoolers. The post Who Are You? by Christina Fox appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Life after Whale pictures the phenomenon of “Whale Fall”: how the earth’s largest living creature supports thriving ecosystems for decades after death. The post Life After Whale by Lynn Brunelle and Jason Chin appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

The Kid is an old-west legend about old-west legends, featuring an 13-year-old tale-spinner, a New York tenderfoot, and a vicious desperado. The post The Kid by Jeff Schill appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Up High and Big Bear and Little Bear capture some of the everyday moments in father-son relationships. The post Two Picture Books about Dads and Kids: Up High and Big Bear and Little Bear Go Fishing appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Clay befriends a strange elf dog in this tale that mixes friendship and the fae. The post Elf Dog and Owl Head by M. T. Anderson appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Risen Hope is an engagingly written church history resource from Christian Focus for middle grades and teens. The post *Risen Hope: The Church Throughout History by Luke Davis appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

With Dad packs the best of everything about a father-son overnight tent-camping trip into a bigger story with spare text and warm illustrations. *With Dad, by Richard Jackson, illustrated by Brian Floca, Neal Porter Books, 2024. 40 pages. I’m glad I didn’t read the publisher’s description or the inside flap before I read this book,… The post *With Dad by Richard Jackson appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

In this award-winning picture book, we learn about MacNolia and her fight for the National Spelling Bee championship as a Black girl in 1936. The post How Do You Spell Unfair? by Carole Boston Weatherford appeared first on Redeemed Reader.