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Bright Ideas, Big Adventures

This spring, PW’s partners are spotlighting children’s books that spark imagination and invite discovery. From clever adventures and contemporary tales to poetry that celebrates the seasons and inspiring true stories, these children’s books hold a little magic for every bookshelf—and encourage young readers to explore the world in new ways.

Spy Sisters Versus Snake Ten-Fangs

Alan Markhamt
Shadow Mountain

A bold new middle-grade series that blends martial arts, global espionage, and laugh-out-loud comedy—starring three unforgettable siblings on a mission to save the world. With 55 original illustrations, this action-packed adventure is perfect for new and reluctant readers. Read More →

Fablehaven: The Illustrated Edition

Brandon Mull
Shadow Mountain

Celebrate twenty years of Fablehaven in this gorgeous anniversary edition with all-new artwork that accompanies the original text. One hundred color illustrations will open your eyes to a secret wildlife preserve for jealous fairies, mischievous satyrs, plotting witches, spiteful imps, and dozens of other mythical and magical creatures. Read More →

Shrinking Violet

Laurel Snyder
Chronicle

From Theodor Seuss Geisel Award winner Laurel Snyder and Caldecott Honor artist LeUyen Pham comes an inspiring modern fairy tale about a brave girl who shrinks and grows with her feelings—reminding readers that no matter our size, we are bigger than our fears. Read More →

Poems for Every Season: A Year of Haiku, Sonnets, and More

Bette Westera
Eerdmans

Thirteen diverse poetic forms combine with woodcut art and the inspiration of nature for a breathtaking celebration of poetry. A Poetry Month must from award-winning author Bette Westera, debut illustrator Henriette Boerendans, and translator David Colmer. Read More →

Music and Silence: The Passion and Protest of Pablo Casals

Christy Mihaly
Eerdmans

Pablo Casals was a world-renowned cellist, but when fascism took over his home country of Spain in the late 1930s, he stopped playing in protest. This vibrant, inspiring picture book biography tells the story of his music and nonviolent resistance against oppression. Read More

Arthur's Cat

Johan Leynaud
Eerdmans

Rambunctious Arthur and his skittish cat Zeffo find new ways to connect in this humorous picture book about friendship, boundaries, and personal space. Read More

Eager for more? Explore PW’s full Spring Children’s Preview for the books young readers are sure to love next.

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