An inclusive guide to life's big questions with empowering illustrations, expert advice, and compassionate reflections on relationships, bodies, and society.
Winner of multiple awards, Zoe Thorogood's graphic memoir is a powerful and poignant look at a young artist's struggle with mental health and self-discovery.
From Trudy Ludwig and Patrice Barton comes a story about managing anxiety and finding courage. Camila learns to face her fears and help others in need.
Eden Jones befriends three strangers to please their mom at a birthday party, but a web of lies threatens their newfound friendships in this queer tale.
A moving picture book about a girl who is deemed too sensitive and intense, but finds solace in solitude and creativity, proving that her uniqueness is a strength.
A gentle story about the difficulty of change and the wonder of new beginnings. Follow two friends as they say goodbye to old experiences and hello to new ones.
Newbery Honor winner Kyle Lukoff highlights the complexity of apologizing in "I'm Sorry You Got Mad," teaching young readers the importance of sincerity in seeking forgiveness.
In a powerful novel, author Amber McBride explores the fears of being young & Black in America. Inmate Eleven & Imogen's stories intertwine in a tale of empowerment & self-discovery.
Maybe Days is a comforting book that addresses the uncertainty and worries foster children face, providing information and support for both children and adults.
"When Ava's fears are stirred up by a lockdown drill, her Granddad offers comfort and creativity, showing her the beauty in the world. A heartwarming story about overcoming fear together."