Books published by Chronicle Books

Which llama are you? This adorably odd collection of super-relatable llama portraits and personalities celebrates everyone's new favorite it creature ("the new unicorn") in a colourfully gifty, shareable way.

Traditional Japanese folktales come to life alongside contemporary illustration in this luxurious edition.

An illustrated guide to and compendium of all the stupid birds in our backyards.

Put words and images together, literally, with this tactile vocabulary-building book.

Learn how your mind transforms a collection of sounds into a powerful human experience-one that connects us, heals us, and changes us for the better.

This book is for readers that loved the original The Secret Art of Being a Grown-Up. Now grown up and with kids themselves, these readers will love coming back to this light and encouraging style.

Cure the Monday blues with 52 quirky and creative activities for making small changes and staying inspired throughout the week.

Offering a tiny twist on the bestselling Letters to My . . . series, Little Letters for Lunch are an irresistibly cute way to send a little love for lunchtime.

Delightful, sweet, and genuine, this unique take on mindfulness will charm anyone into learning how to slow their lives down, sloth-style.

A delightful and witty illustrated celebration of the transporting magic of reading, books, and bookstores.

Even Death deserves a vacation.

Fin Exams meets Weird Things Customers Say in Bookstores an illustrated collection of amazing, funny moments from real student writing, collected over the course of more than 25 years in the classroom.

A Bear Sat on My Porch Today meets Gaston in this whimsical, quirky tale about identity, self-acceptance, and family.

Though best known as a musician - he released an acclaimed new album in 2017 - Brian Eno's star as a visual artist also continues to rise, with a recent sold-out gallery show. With over 300 images; personal notebook pages; authoritative essays; an interview with the artist; an essay by Brian Eno himself about, among other things, David Bowie; and an original-for-the-book piece of free downloadable music - all now in a stylish and affordable package - this book is a must-have for both art and music fans.