Congratulations to high school and college graduates! Whether you are going to college, leaving college, getting a job, your own apartment, or taking a gap year, here are some books that might help.
Non-Fiction about Living on Your Own (or with roommates)
Non-Fiction about College and Finding a Job






Undecided : navigating life and learning after high school
The prepared graduate : find your dream job, live the life you want, and step into your purpose
Country living: crafting a business : make money doing what you love
This is how to get your next job: an inside look at what employers really want
Books about Traveling



The solo travel handbook : practical tips and inspiration for a safe, fun and fearless trip
Booked : A Traveler’s Guide to Literary Locations Around the World
Wanderlust : A Traveler’s Guide to the Globe
Fiction Set on College Campuses
Study break : 11 college tales from orientation to graduation
Required reading for the disenfranchised freshman
The chosen one : a first-generation odyssey














In this picture book, families of different shapes, colors, and sizes must cross deserts, navigate rough seasons, and climb mountains–all to find their miracle babies. Emilia’s story reminds us that, despite the challenges and complications often thrown our way, hope will always prevail. To the Moon and Back for You combines a timeless feel with a timely subject, and is poised to become a modern classic for years to come.

After watching the other animals make Mother’s Day gifts, Violet the snake tries hard to think of something nice that she can make for her mother.


Explores how mothers can have different personalities and qualities, including fearlessness, gracefulness, and toughness.
A guide to the care and maintenance of mothers, who are, according to the manual, the most advanced human models on the planet.
Celebrates all the incredible things moms can do in the eyes of their children, including fixing bumps with a kiss, running so fast it feels like flying, and finding lost teddy bears.

























