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A rhyming board book celebrating global community and its role in teaching empathy and compassion. Depicts shared community across twelve countries.

In this heartwarming tale, a Chinese-American girl discovers the beauty and value of "ugly" vegetables grown in her garden, and learns to appreciate differences.

A Chinese-American girl learns to appreciate the beauty and value of "ugly" vegetables in this heartwarming story celebrating differences and community.

Celebrate love in all forms with this charming picture book about two worms getting married, showcasing the beauty of unconditional love.

Two non-binary teens are pulled into a magical world under a lake, testing their ability to keep their worlds above water intact.

A companion novel to PET, Bitter navigates social revolution and youth activism in Lucille. Emezi's timely and provocative take on power, protest, and art.

A revolutionary exploration of reclaiming pleasure by dismantling colonial views on sex and gender, blending research with personal narrative for a liberatory framework.

Illustrated book explores how open-net pen fish farms harm wild salmon, their habitats, and Indigenous communities' connections to these vital creatures.

Embark on an incredible journey with Ami and her Peacekeeper crew across the galaxy in this graphic novel trilogy debut by Frances Lee.

Vivid novel in verse based on true story of Roberto Alvarez and Lemon Grove Incident, showing courage to stand up against school segregation in 1930s America.

Explores the power of the sun in a fantastical desert adventure, where two siblings discover the beauty and magic of the vast landscape.

Dark academia fantasy where Ellory must uncover Warren University's dark secrets with the help of brooding student Hudson before losing herself for good.

Sci-fi adventure for middle-grade readers by Questlove & S. A. Cosby. Time-traveling teens must outsmart government agency without altering history.

Join the iconic twins Ling & Ting as they celebrate Lunar New Year in this charming early reader by Grace Lin. Will a mistake ruin their lucky year?

Discover a new take on the Aztec myth of Quetzalcoatl and Xolotl, gods who created humanity and faced challenges in bringing them to earth.

A non-verbal Autistic boy communicates with a tablet in "A Day with No Words" by Tiffany Hammond, showing the power of alternative forms of communication.

Discover the wonders of winter in Moon Song by Michaela Goade as a girl shares stories of nature's beauty under the moonlight to bring comfort in the dark.

"Amari faces a deadly curse threatening both worlds as she decides between joining the Bureau or losing her memories. Can she solve the mystery in time?"

Dramatic graphic novel memoir follows 12-year-old Carlos during Cuban Revolution, escape to America. A story of family, freedom, and finding home.

In "May We Have Enough to Share," Richard Van Camp expresses gratitude for family, nature, and love. Accompanied by photos from Tea & Bannock blog.

Celebrate the strength, diversity, and beauty of our bodies in "Body Beautiful" by Susan Verde and Steph Littlebird. An empowering book for all ages.

From the bestselling author of Braiding Sweetgrass comes a beautifully illustrated tale celebrating gratitude and finding our place in the natural world. Ideal for young readers.

Genocide Bad is a powerful collection of essays dismantling Zionist propaganda and advocating for collective liberation through Jewish and Palestinian history.