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Does your child feel torn between two homes? "We want to talk to you about something." Eleven-year-old Sofia knew something was wrong all day—she just didn't know one kitchen-table conversation would split her world in two. Both is a children's divorce book for kids ages 6-12 that follows Sofia as she navigates the feelings no one talks about: the duffel bag she never packs right, a birthday that needs the planning of a diplomatic summit, and the impossible question everyone keeps asking.

When her parents divorced, twelve-year-old Sofia learned how to survive. Two houses. One duffel bag. A sketchbook she never showed anyone. For two years, being fine was enough. But fine isn't the same as okay. More is a book for kids with divorced parents who are carrying more than anyone knows — the questions they're too scared to ask, the feelings they can't name, the hope they keep putting down and picking back up again. Through Sofia's honest, funny, quietly heartbreaking voice, young listeners will find themselves throughout the book.

The divorce was supposed to be the hard part. Sofia thought she was finally okay. Then Dad sat her down and said, "There's someone I've been spending time with". Sofia is twelve now. Life between two homes finally feels almost normal — she has her packing routine memorized, her sketchbook always in the bag, and a best friend who can read her face through a phone screen. Eleven was the year everything fell apart. Twelve was supposed to be the year she put it back together. But twelve has other plans.

The #1 New York Times bestseller written and illustrated by Matthew Gray Gubler. This charming and inspiring story is the perfect gift for kids (and grown-up kids) alike! Rumple Buttercup has five crooked teeth, three strands of hair, green skin, and his left foot is slightly bigger than his...

Brought to you by Penguin. The trouble with life is it's sooooooo not fair. And the trouble with being grounded is it's sooooooo boring. You absolutely can't go anywhere at all. No hopping jumping, flying or parachuting . . . Daisy's got ever so much time to think about what she's done. Really...

Welcome to Season 4 of the Father Knows Best radio drama with the award winning original cast. Gather around your speakers for Season 4 of Father Knows Best, and cozy up for another adventurous season from the Andersons! Coming to you from Springfield, Father Knows Best features Jim, a patient...

On a hot summer day, Tina is initially too afraid to go down a big slide at the swimming pool until some new friends offer their help.

Ever since her father's death, Mool has been talking with an imaginary green lion named Inberl. When Mool's mysterious uncle gets sick, she and her mother take the train from Vancouver, Canada, to the inner world of Terrapin, where Inberl is arrested because he's looking for Gray Hawk. Springing into action, Mool sets out to rescue Inberl.

Tom thought going to a luxury ski resort was the holiday he and his mum needed. But he didn't expect kidnappers to take over their chalet - looking for the dangerous technology her boss has created - or for an avalanche to trap them even further. Can Tom figure a way out, before it's too late?...

Ten-year-old Babo and the other leftover kids live on an abandoned circus camp in a war-torn country. Babo believes her circus-star parents will come back for her any day now, so she is not one bit happy when an American couple adopts her. She hates her new name (Betti) and is confused by...

When you can choose to be anyone, how do you know who you really are? From the author of Better You Than Me and I Speak Boy comes another fun and relatable book about new experiences and how staying true to yourself is the best way to be okay. Twelve-year-old Amelia Gray has changed schools...

Want to give your child a head start with money, confidence, and real-world life skills? This audiobook makes financial literacy simple, practical, and fun—no lectures, no jargon. Just engaging stories, clear lessons, and hands-on activities designed for kids and families to enjoy together. Narrated in a friendly, easy-to-follow voice that’s perfect for kids, it’s ideal for car rides, bedtime, or shared learning with parents.

Bloomsbury presents The Odyssey of Phoebe Quilliam by Annelise Gray, read by Kerry Wotton. A mythical timeslip story about family, love, loss and memory, with an epic sea voyage at its heart, inspired by the legend of Odysseus. Phoebe dreams of becoming an artist like her grandmother, Cass, a...

Welcome to Nowhere, a huge gray place full of piles of lost things. And a weird Caretaker who speaks in riddles. And a giant metal claw in the sky. And some creepy zombie robots. And hopefully, one stuffed pink kitty. Ember sets out to search Nowhere and defies Caretaker’s instructions to get that cat back. Because life is diddly darn wrong. Because her little sister cries. Because black fog clings to them, changing them. And Ember wants life to be okay again.

Y'Tin is brave. No one in his village denies that—his mother may wish that he’d spend more time on school work than on elephant training, but still she knows that it takes a great deal of courage and calm to deal with elephants the way that Y'Tin does. He is almost the best trainer in the...

Kit has dreamed of being a Dungeon Runner all his life, so when a space opens up for a new team Kit doesn't want to miss this chance to try out! With his new friends, Sandy and Thorn, they're ready to take on anything - mazes, puzzles, monsters, treasure and most of all adventure!...

What if every cloud in the sky carried a secret story? Jamie loves watching clouds drift overhead, imagining rabbits, boats, and magical creatures in their shapes. Then one day, a shimmering feather leads her to Celeste—a mysterious bird with a magical secret. Celeste is the Cloud Painter. Together, they journey through ever-changing skies filled with playful animals, giant whales, sunshine, rain, and storms. Along the way, Jamie learns that even dark and frightening moments can hold unexpected beauty.

Have you ever planted something you could not see? In a quiet little town, Mr. Thistle shares a magical secret with two children, Lila and Evan: a pouch filled with invisible seeds. Lila believes immediately. Evan is not so sure. But together, they plant the seeds, water the earth, and wait. Days pass. Nothing appears. As they learn to be patient, hopeful, and kind, something extraordinary finally happens —glowing flowers begin to grow, singing soft songs and shining with beautiful colors.

Critically acclaimed author Keith Gray masterfully grapples with the difficult dynamics of a tumultuous family environment in this compelling and bittersweet tale. When Ben sees a monstrous gargoyle creeping across the midnight rooftops, he’s desperate to tell someone. But Ben feels alone in...

A Newbery Medal Winner Awarded the John Newbery Medal as "the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children" in the year of its publication. "A road's a kind of holy thing," said Roger the Minstrel to his son, Adam. "That's why it's a good work to keep a road in repair...