- What the world could make, a story of hope, written by Holly M. McGhee ; illustrated by Pascal Lemaì‚tre
- One summer night, by Tammi Salzano ; illustrated by Rob Sayegh Jr
- How to make a friend, by Stephen W. Martin ; illustrated by Olivia Aserr
- Wants vs. needs vs. robots, Michael Rex
- Whose footprints are these?, Gerda Muller
- When it starts to snow, by Phillis Gershator ; illustrated by Martin Matje
- Snakes in space, Kathryn Dennis
- One snowy night, Nick Butterworth
- On a rainy day, Sarah LuAnn Perkins
- My tree, Hope Lim ; pictures by Il Sung Na
- Zandi's song, written by Zandile Ndhlovu ; illustrated by Katlego Keokgale
- Am I even a bee?, story by Felicity Muth ; illustrations by Alexa Lindauer
- City under the city, Dan Yaccarino
- Goodnight, Butterfly, Ross Burach
- Have you ever seen a flower?, by Shawn Harris
- Bright winter night, by Alli Brydon ; illustrated by Ashling Lindsay
- The tree and the river, Aaron Becker
- No more plastic, by Alma Fullerton
- Scrap metal swan, a river clean-up story, written by Joanne Linden ; illustrated by Estrellita Caracol
- There's a rang-tan in my bedroom, written by James Sellick ; illustrated by Frann Preston-Gannon
- Moon camp, Barry Gott
- Moth & Butterfly, ta-da!, written by Dev Petty ; illustrated by Ana Aranda
- Something spectacular, a rock's journey, Carmela LaVigna Coyle ; illustrated by Carly Allen-Fletcher
- Bonnie's rocket, by Emeline Lee ; illustrated by Alina Chau
- Blast off, by Linda C. Cain and Susan Rosenbaum ; illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon
- Hello, rain!, Kyo Maclear + Chris Turnham
- The wind & the clover, Audrey Helen Weber
- Hello, Tree, written by Ana Crespo ; illustrated by Dow Phumiruk
- Fireflies!, story and pictures, by Julie Brinckloe
- How to make a bird, Meg McKinlay ; illustrated by Matt Ottley
- Wild summer, life in the heat, Sean Taylor and Alex Morss ; illustrated by Cinyee Chiu