July 4th, 2026 marks 250 years of American independence. Why not take this occasion to pick up a book and watch history come to life? From titles highlighting the lesser-known sides of famous figures to books that shine a spotlight on unsung activists and artists, this array of history books is sure to share new... Read More

April is National Poetry Month, and we’re so proud to share these poetry books for young readers. Read More

Our environmentally-focused books feature stories that praise (and protect) our precious planet. Read More

This Fall, Sun Eater fans are in for a treat with thirteen tales from the universe of the bestselling series, compiled for the first time. Plus a never-before-seen novelette set after the series’ conclusion to answer some of their burning questions. Preorder it today! This hardcover collection releases in the US on November 24th, 2026... Read More

Batter up! Baseball season is almost here. Celebrate the start of a new season with these five books that are on a some of baseball's greatest players. All are sure to be a home run with your young reader! Read More

From inspiring literary biographies to moving tales of women that have overcome unimaginable hardships, celebrate this Women’s History Month with these five new historical titles in 2026. Browse our Women’s History Books complete catalog and discover the stories, voices, and achievements that shaped history! Through persistence and hard work, Louisa May Alcott goes from a... Read More

From historical facts about our nation’s presidents to fun election stories, the books in this collection will educate and entertain young readers. Read More

This interview was originally published in a Brodart “Tell Me More” e-blast. What excited you about illustrating Marie’s Magic Eggs? There was a lot to be excited about! The eggs themselves are so beautiful, and I instantly saw how they could translate into very exciting illustrations to tell Marie’s story. I love learning about history,... Read More

Celebrate Black achievement, innovation, and history during Black History Month! Our collection of picture books bring alive the stories... Read More

This essay was originally published by School Library Journal’s Teen Librarian Toolbox blog. Rumors circulated that the president was suffering from a serious medical condition. The White House claimed that he was perfectly fine and any reports to the contrary were partisan attacks. After a well-sourced newspaper article pointed to a cover-up, the president’s allies... Read More