National Network for Equitable Library Service

Meet some awesome kids who have gotten pretty tired of being told that certain things are for girls and others just for boys.

Tajalli, Mujtaba, and Aasiya just want a break from adult conversations.

There are many ways for a family to be: spread out, packed together, close or far or always moving. This family lives in two houses connected by a bridge of flowers.

Quand le père de Lulu lui a dit qu'elle changerait son nom pour Rachel et qu'elle serait maintenant une femme, Lulu a soudainement tres peur: qu'arriverait-il si le Pére Noël ne l

The planets are all unique, and never feel embarrassed or self-conscious in their difference.

Peyton loves to dance, and especially at pow wow, but her Auntie notices that she's been dancing less and less.

Now that everyone knows Casey's a boy, he's on the boys' team and he loves to play soccer--the rush of the game, the exhilaration of his mightiest kick, and the fun with his friends.

Carter's up in the middle of the night, too excited to sleep: her baby sister is being born!

Have you ever wondered what happens to your birthday wishes? Funny or serious, sad or wonderful, every wish gets read by a birthday wish fairy.

The other animals of the earth are SO interesting - thankfully, we have Derrick, Izzy and Abby to take us on a trip through the zoo and teach us some fauna-tactic facts!

Conoce a estas chicas y chicos que están cansados de que les digan que algunas cosas son de chicas y otras solo de chicos.

In this charming and gentle picture book, a moose wanders St. John's town, looking for a home for two mallards. Visual and verbal puns throughout emphasize the game at the heart of it all.

The Puffin Problem answers the unlikely question: "What would happen if St.

When Mr. Beagle moves to Rabbittown, his new neighbors aren't sure what to make of him. Everyone else is a rabbit, after all.

Ralph chases anything that moves, and usually catches it too.