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From Story Time: The Letter "A"

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Preschool Time
I Come from Another Galaxy
By James Kwan
New York: Abrams Books for Young Readers, an imprint of ABRAMS, 2025. Picture Book.

James is far away from his home planet of Earth, and in this galaxy, he's the alien. He has no idea how to fit in with his classmates, who all have googly eyes, slimy tentacles, or noodle arms. No one here knows how to pronounce his name, the school bus is a UFO, and don't even get him started on the bathroom! But when it comes time for show and tell, James realizes that he has something special to share. --Editor

Preschool Time
By Natalia Yaskina
London: Flying Eye Books, 2025. Picture Book.

Just how many animals can fit in this book? Ant will tell you loud and clear: the answer is ONE. But will Ant mind if other animals join the pages, too? 'How Many Animals Can Fit in this Book?' cleverly shows that there is enough room for everyone--while acknowledging that, sometimes, we may need our own space. --Editor

Toddler Time
By April Suddendorf
London: Flying Eye Books, 2026. Picture Book.

See you later alligator ... Gary the alligator grows tired of his small, soggy swamp and decides a nearby human house would be far more comfortable and luxurious. How wrong he turns out to be! --Editor

Book Babies
Hey! Look at You!
By Sandra Boynton
New York: Boynton Bookworks, 2023. Board Book.

With mirrors and mooing and more, Hey! Look at You! invites readers to gaze into gigantic, animal-shaped mirrors to see themselves as Boynton's fan-favorite animals! It's a barnyard of a good time, whether kids moo like a cow, baa like a sheep, or quack quack quack like a very loud duck! Filled with silliness and heart, this reflective adventure will have readers staring at the page to play again and again. --Publisher

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