Follow Faith on a joyful journey on a New York City train, where she learns a delicious lesson about courage and being kind.

Inspired by true events in South Korea, this tender and tenacious tale of women overcoming educational barriers—at any age—proves that it’s never too late to fulfill a dream.

A powerful, emotional, and ultimately uplifting picture book about the real-life experience of a Japanese American boy incarcerated with his family during World War II.

A girl navigates her father's late-night food delivery route, translating and giving directions in Cantonese and English, until her father shares his immigration story, leading to a deeper appreciation for their life.

In this poignant picture book, little Midori discovers that every peach on her Japanese American family’s farm is a sweet reminder of those who’ve come before.

When a child feels left out, makes a mistake, or is called a name that hurts their heart, how can they know their true identity?

Winner of an Illumination Book Award and the 2025 Moonbeam Children's Book Award, this book shows kids that God is with us―even in the dark.

Wonder Project announced a new special, The Old Stories: Moses, which will be released this spring. It's the latest in a slew of streamable Bible content.

In this beautifully illustrated picture book, a young girl learns how Jesus’s love can shine at school through her compassion, kindness, and inclusion.

Here is the inspiring story of the woman who kept alive the Ukrainian art of pysanky Easter eggs and brought it to America. Perfect for Eastertide.

This picture book retells the story of Easter through the eyes of a young girl living at the same time as Jesus.

Noted biblical scholar, theologian, professor, and author Esau McCaulley has written an Easter storybook honoring God's diverse and colorful kingdom.

From award-winning creators Derrick Barnes, Frank Morrison, and Christian Gregory comes the true story of comedian and activist Dick Gregory’s remarkable Food Run of 1976.

This is the first book of the Consider picture book series, which celebrates nature and inviting gratitude.

Where did the word "banana" originate? What is the world's most secret language? This book takes the reader on a journey across the globe to explore the complexity and beauty of languages.

This empowering and joyous picture book shows kids the importance of loving your name, having pride in your culture, and standing up for yourself.

Here is the story of Henrietta Wood, who was enslaved twice—but who demanded justice and was awarded the largest reparations ever granted for enslavement. This nonfiction book for ages 9–12 puts a human face on the current issue of reparations.

In this School Library Journal Best Book, a small bird—nestled in a dusty crack in the Western Wall—feels a deep shift within, setting her on a path to overcoming her fear of change.

From a bestselling illustrator and an award-winning author comes the little-known story of Harriet Tubman's daring rescue of her enslaved brothers on Christmas Day.

Middle-grade readers will encounter 52 short biographies of unsung heroes of the Christian faith, including activists, pastors, and missionaries.

Twelve-year-old Simi Singh's life in India is filled with love, traditions, and ordinary worries. But when a rock carrying a note crashes through their window, Simi's life shatters.

Middle-grade readers will be inspired by the true story of gifted artist, author, and disability advocate Joni Eareckson Tada and learn that God can use them to achieve amazing things.

This day-in-the-life picture book for 5- to 9-year-olds engages the senses as it centers around family and working together while celebrating Chinese culture.