Teacher Appreciation Gift Ideas!

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It’s almost time to say, “thank you” to our educators! This Teacher Appreciation Week (May 5-9) and National Teacher Day (May 6), make your favorite educator’s day with an adorable, heartfelt book they can treasure forever.

You’re So Bright written by Rose Rossner, illustrated by Emily Emerson (June 6, 2023; board book; ages 0 to 3) — Celebrate your remarkable little one, the highlight of your life, in this erase-istibly cute book for babies and toddlers!
Thanks a Latte for Being My Teacher written by Rose Rossner, illustrated by Emily Emerson (Mar 5, 2025; hardcover; ages 3 to 7) — Say thank you to a tea-riffic teacher who makes the days brighter with this punderfully sweet picture book!
Why We Need Teachers written by Gregory E. Lang, illustrated by Lisa Alderson (May 2, 2023; hardcover; ages 4 to 7) — A special celebration of the coaches, mentors, caregivers, and teachers in our lives with a heartfelt message of gratitude for their effort, support, and encouragement!
- “Poetic verse reminds us that learning and teaching is not just math, science, English, and art. Teachers can teach kindness and empathy, and a thirst for knowledge… children will ooh and ahh at the lovable little creatures.” — Youth Services Book Review
A Love Letter to My Library written by Lisa Katzenberger, illustrated by Rob Sayegh Jr. (June 4, 2024; hardcover; ages 4 to 8) — Everyone loves visiting the library! Children and families enjoy the storytimes, quiet moments, crafts, and books – all found at the library!
- ”What’s not to love? This is a natural addition to bookshelves—and library collections in particular.” — Kirkus Reviews
A Thank You Letter to My Homeschool written by Deb Adamson, illustrated by Airin O’Callaghan (Apr 1, 2025; hardcover; ages 4 to 8) — A celebration of homeschool in all its forms, it’s the perfect book for every family who embraces this form of learning.
- ”A loving reminder that learning can happen anywhere, at any time.” — Kirkus Reviews
  “[W]ritten in a poetic style… this book celebrates positive homeschooling experiences.” — School Library Journal