Books for Little Humans
With Big Questions
Does your little human ask a lot of questions that you most certainly lack answers to? That’s okay, I’m a full-grown human and I’m still asking questions my parents can’t answer! Foster that curious energy with books that will stuff their noodles with fun facts. And hey! Once they’ve finished reading, maybe you can start asking them the big questions!
What could possibly be better than a book packed with awesome animal facts? A book packed with awesome animal facts AND gorgeous illustrations, that’s what!
Do you know why camels have humps? Well nana-nana-booboo, I’m not going to tell you. I guess you’re just going to have to pick up a copy of Why Do Elephants Have Big Ears? to find out. 🙂
Nothing’s more American than Chinese take-out! (At least in my family, that is.)
Have you ever been curious to learn the stories behind your favorite American Chinese dishes? Or maybe what to eat if you find yourself with frostbitten ears this winter? Grace Lin’s Chinese Menu is a showstopping collection of tales that will leave your brain full of fascinating history, and your tummy rumbling for snacks.
For all the giggly kids out there, this one’s for you! A classmate on the playground once told me that apparently we eat about eight spiders while sleeping each year. (HORRIFYING) Is this true?! Separate fact from fiction with this myth-busting, laugh-out-loud guide of animal knowledge!
If you want your kid to grow up to be the most interesting person at all the fancy dinner parties they’ll most certainly attend, you’ve got to start them young. As the Hogwarts Sorting Hat once said, “Andy Warner’s Oddball Histories: Pests and Pets will help you on your way to greatness!” (Don’t remember that? It’s okay, just trust me on this.)
This charming graphic novel is brimming with the most unbelievably true, wacky, adorable animal stories—you’ll have to share what you’ve learned with everyone you meet! 
