Shawn Harris

A majestic polar bear is on the move, stepping silently through a world made entirely of bright white snow and shockingly blue sea. Where is this huge, beautiful animal going? You will follow close behind as he journeys across the icy landscape, passing by other curious Arctic animals and even a human. But the bear keeps walking, driven by a quiet purpose that you will only discover if you keep turning the pages. The striking cut-paper illustrations make you feel the cold breeze and see the bright sunshine bouncing off the snow. It is a quiet, thoughtful journey that lets you walk side by side with one of nature's most fascinating creatures. This stunning visual adventure will leave you wondering about the wild places of the world and the gentle giants who call the frozen Arctic their home.

If you close your eyes and picture a famous statue, you probably think of the Statue of Liberty. You know she stands in New York Harbor and holds a glowing torch high in the air. But have you ever looked closely at her feet? She is not just standing perfectly still; she is actually caught right in the middle of taking a giant step forward. Why is she moving? You will uncover the fascinating history behind this massive copper monument and discover a surprising detail that changes everything. This true story takes a fresh, fun look at how the statue was built and what her mid-stride pose really means for people arriving in America. Learn about the powerful, welcoming message hidden right in plain sight. This is an exciting, conversational journey into history that makes the past feel incredibly present.

Being a citizen is about much more than just living in a certain place. It is about the choices you make every single day. A citizen can plant a tree, help a neighbor, or even join a cause to fix something that is broken. In this inspiring exploration of community, you will see how small, simple actions can ripple out and create massive, positive changes in the world. Rhyming text and lively scenes show exactly how people of all ages can step up and take responsibility for their neighborhoods. Discover how your voice and your helpful hands have the power to build a kinder, stronger society. This energetic and empowering book proves that you do not need to be an adult to be an excellent citizen. It all starts with caring about the people around you and deciding to make a difference right where you are.