Start the month off with the delightfully PUNNY TumbleTune classic: The Ants go MARCHing!

March 2nd is the birthday of celebrated poet, and children's author, Theodor Seuss Geisel... AKA Dr. Seuss! And in honor of his birthday, we celebrate "Read Across America Day" with the TumbleBook "How Do You Read to a Rabbit?"

"Turtle, Turtle, Watch Out" is a classic TumbleBook that depicts the lives and struggles of one of Mother Nature's most vulnerable creatures: the Sea Turtle.

On World Wildlife Day, we take a moment to acknowledge how important it is to safeguard the natural world from pollution, habitat destruction, and other human threats, so that such beautiful creatures can thrive in the wild for generations to come.

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Translation: Imagine what the world would look like if there were no vowels? It might look something like this!!

Join the Vowel Family's adventure as TumbleBooks celebrates National Grammar Day!

March 8th is National Women's Day: A day to honor the achievements and the struggles of women all over the United States - and the world!

"Ruby's Wish" is a story about little girl named Ruby, living in China many years ago. All she wants is to go to school!

It may seem like a simple wish, and one that's easy to take for granted in 21st century America, but without the perserverance of girls and women like Ruby, women's rights would not be what it is today.

"Clever Beatrice" is a delightful tale of an ingenious little girl who outsmarts a giant, showing that there's nothing you can't achieve without a little bit of brainpower and courage!

"Spring forward / Fall Back" ... It's that time of year again!

It's the time of year when many parts of the world (especially most of The United States and Canada) adjust their clocks by 1 hour, to coincide with Daylight Savings Time.

As you set your clocks ahead by 1 hour before bed on March 9th, why not read "What Is The Sun" to learn more about what makes our sun shine so brightly? Or enjoy a little hedgehog's dedication to the sun in "Hello Sun!"

Why is March 14th's known as "Pi Day"?? No, it's not "Pie Day"! (sorry, dessert-lovers! Put down those apples!)

It's because it's the 14th day of the 3rd month! 3/14... just like Pi: 3.14

Or, if you're nerdy (and loving it!) like us Tumblers, it's 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693... *deep breath*...99375105820974944592307... we could go on! but we shouldn't! Pi has an INFINITE number of decimal points!

Enjoy "Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi" and learn more about how important this number is when measuring a circle!

In Ancient Rome, a soothsayer told Julius Caesar to beware the Ides of March - also known as March 15th.

Unfortunately, he didn't listen very well, and met an untimely - and bloody - end at the hands of some conspiring Roman politicians.

Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar" recounts this unfortunate tale, but it's a bit too much for our young readers. If you're interested, you can find a copy on TeenBookCloud though!

Instead, enjoy "A Midsummer Night's Dream"! It's a graphic novel based on Shakespeare's play and is a great way to introduce Shakespeare to your grade 4-6 readers!

*Please Note: this title is only available on TumbleBookLibrary Premium, and may not be suitable for children under 8-9 years old.

Born on this day in 1956, Peter H. Reynolds turns 63 today. Happy Birthday!

Peter H. Reynolds is a prolific and award winning children's book author and illustrator, and a staple of TumbleBookLibrary!

"The North Star" is a new TumbleBook we hope you enjoy! Also check out Peter's other TumbleBooks: "Ish", "The Dot", "Rose's Garden", and more!

Happy St. Patrick's Day, Tumblers! May the "luck of the Irish" be with you and your families!

But wait! A greedy Leprechaun King has stolen all the luck in Ireland! Can Fiona outsmart the king and restore luck to the land?!

On March 20th, North America officially says goodbye to winter and HELLO to warmer weather!

Use the classic TumbleBook "Our Seasons" in your classrooms and story times to discuss how our weather changes from season to season throughout the year!