Hesson: Children’s books for September 2025
Children’s books are a wonderful way to engage young readers and spark their imagination. Here are some exciting new releases for September 2025 that are sure to capture the hearts of children everywhere:
“Boozhoo! Hello!” by Mangeshig Pawis-Steckley, translated by Mary Ann Corbiere, is a beautiful picture book that takes readers on a walk through the forest. Written in Anishinaabemowin and English, this book features stunning illustrations and repetitive sentences that make it an easy and interactive read. Children will learn about the animals that call the forest home and get a glimpse into indigenous art and language.
“T is for Terry: an ABC of courage” by Denise Dias, illustrated by Noemie Gionet Landry, is a touching tribute to Canadian hero Terry Fox. Through the alphabet, young readers will learn about Terry’s courage, determination, and his Marathon of Hope. This inspiring book is a great addition to any home or school library, teaching children about Terry’s legacy and the importance of helping others.
“The world needs the miracle that you see” by Joanna Gaines, illustrated by Julianna Swaney, encourages young readers to see the wonders of the world around them. With whimsical illustrations and a message of wonder and appreciation, this book invites children to take a closer look at the beauty of nature and the miracles that surround them every day.
“Meet me on Blue Hour” by Sarah Suk is a captivating novel that combines science fiction and romance. When Yena’s best friend Lucas disappears, she is determined to find him, even if it means uncovering painful truths. This unique story will keep readers on the edge of their seats as they follow Yena’s journey to unravel the mystery and find a happy ending.
These children’s books are sure to delight and inspire young readers, offering engaging stories and beautiful illustrations that will capture their imaginations. Whether exploring the wonders of nature or following a thrilling adventure, these books are perfect additions to any child’s bookshelf.
