In 甲骨文学校, three children travel back in time to different Chinese dynasties, where they embark on exciting adventures, solve mysteries and form unexpected friendships.

The brain is famously complex, but All Brains Are Wonderful by Scott Evans breaks it down in a way that’s both age-appropriate and genuinely fascinating for kids.

The Worry (Less) Book breaks anxiety down in a kid-friendly way with funny, relatable illustrations and easy-to-understand explanations, and more importantly, what can you do about it.

Here are 6 Chinese picture books translated from the works of award-winning Argentinian author and illustrator Gustavo Roldán, known for his whimsical art and playful storytelling.

The Grand Hotel of Feelings by Lidia Brankovic is a wonderfully imaginative picture book that turns emotions into quirky hotel guests, each with their own personality and needs - perfect for teaching children about navigating their emotions.

思考世界的孩子问个不停 is a Chinese Q&A book that explores topics children are naturally curious about, with simple explanations and cute illustrations tailored for young readers.

What Can I Say: A Kid's Guide to Super-Useful Social Skills to Help You Get Along and Express Yourself is chockful of helpful advice that's presented concisely and empathetically for tweens and younger teens.

好想吃榴莲 by 刘旭恭 is a whimsical and endearing Chinese picture book about a curious little mouse who really wants to know what durian tastes like.

Graci Kim takes readers on an exciting adventure in Dreamslinger, set in an immersive world reminiscent of Pokémon, Harry Potter, and X-Men.

I Am Not Jessica Chen by Ann Liang is a story that will resonate with anyone who’s grown up in an environment where academic success feels like the ultimate measure of worth.

How was your day by Boey is a tender and humorous adult graphic novel about life's messy moments, and how as humans, we are just all trying to figure things out along the way.

A vivid portrait of 19th century China, The Lotus Shoes is a compelling adult historical fiction with told through the eyes of two women struggling to rise above their fates.

In Everything Under the Sun by Molly Oldfield, you'll discover a treasure trove of answers to fascinating questions and gorgeous illustrations that will captivate children's imaginations.

Tales of Playground 游乐场传说 is a delightful Chinese picture book series that combines whimsical stories with vibrant illustrations.

A thought-provoking young adult novel which challenges readers to confront their beliefs about change, identity, and the greater good.

The God and the Gumiho by Sophie Kim brims with mystery, action, and romance in a captivating world inspired by Korean folklore.

Land of the Last Wildcat offers not just an exciting journey, but also a touching exploration of family bonds and friendship.

A masterfully-crafted prequel of The Hunger Games depicting the journey of Coriolanus Snow before he became the hit trilogy's antagonist.

This book debunks common myths, and introduces fascinating and fun info about prehistoric creatures, alongside beautiful illustrations.

Guidance and Training for Reading Comprehension Skills is a useful guide to help secondary school students score in Chinese comprehension.