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A heartwarming counting book that teaches children about refugees and the power of kindness in welcoming newcomers to a new community.

A gripping murder mystery set in a small town, The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride explores secrets, love, and community in 1970s Pennsylvania.

In a heartfelt graphic novel, Mia navigates the complexities of her dual identity, seeking connection with her Muscogee father despite family secrets.

In the epic finale of Dragons in a Bag, Jax and friends seek peace while witches prepare for war against the mighty Scourge threatening to drain all magic.

Join Emily, Navin, and their crew as they search for the lost city of Cielis in Kazu Kibuishi's thrilling Amulet series.Friend or foe? Trust the voice of the Amulet.

Award-winning actor Maulik Pancholy's heartfelt middle grade debut follows gay Indian American Rahul as he navigates seventh grade, bullies, and finding his passion. Will he discover he isn't the best at anything?

Join Mia Tang as she embarks on a dream vacation to China, facing personal challenges and changes while discovering the power of resilience and determination.

Muslim American girl Nayra is guided on a journey of self-discovery by a djinn, facing family pressures and bullying with magical assistance.

Kacen Callender's powerful novel follows Moon's struggle with mental health, their adventures in the spirit realm, and their journey to self-acceptance.

Mia Tang chases her dreams as she navigates soccer fever, family struggles, and unexpected challenges in the latest Front Desk novel by Kelly Yang.

"Discover the power of words and friendship in this vibrant graphic novel about fighting censorship and creating change. A story of courage and empowerment for all ages."

Winner of the Newbery Medal, Hello, Universe is a charming and poignant neighborhood story celebrating bravery, friendship, and finding your inner hero.

Mia Tang manages a motel, keeps her immigrant family's secrets, and dreams of being a writer. Can she navigate challenges and pursue her dreams?

Suspension changes everything for Ebony and De'Kari in this poignant novel in verse about friendship, understanding, and self-reflection.

A powerful graphic novel by Thomas King and Natasha Donovan about a family caught between nations, exploring themes of identity and belonging.

Join Avatar Aang and friends in honoring an Air Nomad holiday not celebrated in over a century. But when an ancient spirit threatens their land, they must fight for survival in this New York Times bestseller graphic novel.

Magical sequel to Amari and the Night Brothers - Amari faces fierce rivalries, dangerous plans, and a deadly competition to save her brother and magiciankind.

HAIR celebrates diversity and empowers children to stand against racism through beautiful photos and poetic text. Perfect for ages 0-5. #LittleFeminists.

"How We Play celebrates the power of inclusive and imaginative play for kids and families. Features inclusive photos and encourages discussions on disabilities and culture."

A delightful and inclusive board book, HOW WE EAT explores diverse food cultures and eating habits. Perfect for families and educators of children aged 0-5.

Caldecott Honor winner Grace Lin shows kids how math is fun, with Olivia and Mei jumping in the snow, exploring measurement, proportion, and friendship.

Grace Lin's book celebrates math in everyday adventures, like Olivia's creative problem-solving while making a birdhouse. Hands-on activities included.

Meet Alma's family in this joy-filled bilingual board book with words and phrases in English and Spanish. Alma loves her family and shares their special moments in both languages. Whimsical illustrations add warmth to this delightful story!

Little Elliot and Mouse escape the city for a peaceful autumn vacation in the countryside, enjoying the sights and smells of the season together.