BIPOC

In The Antiracist Kid by Tiffany Jewell, young readers learn about racism, antiracism, identity, justice, and activism in an empowering illustrated guide.

Join Little Snow as he discovers the joys of his new fluffy bed in his first snowfall, in this heartwarming picture book by Grace Lin.

Join The Snips, scissor-wielding hairdresser superheroes, in hilarious adventures saving Scissor City from evildoers and bad haircuts! Perfect for kids 7-10.

#1 NYT Bestseller anti-racism guide by Tiffany Jewell, with 20 chapters to deepen understanding, combat racism, and promote equity & liberation.

Discover LGBTQ+ history with updated and expanded profiles of 27 inspiring individuals. A must-read for young adults interested in the queer rights movement.

The thrilling conclusion to Kazu Kibuishi's bestselling series as Emily and Prince Trellis must confront darkness to save their world.

A joyful board book celebrating the love shared by all families, regardless of structure. From baking to bedtime, it's all about the love!

Picture book edition of bestselling board book on consent, introducing young children to the concept of bodily autonomy and respect through clear language and imagery. Helps adults start important conversations in a safe and supported way.

A father's bedtime stories transport his daughters to their Palestinian homeland, evoking love and longing. A poignant celebration of family, memory, and hope.

A cozy and enchanting novel about a solitary witch who finds love and family while navigating the dangers of magic and secrets.

Experts recommend discussing important topics like race, gender, and justice with young children. This series provides adults with tools to have informed discussions with toddlers and up, promoting self-awareness and confronting unfairness in a supportive way. Beautiful art and interactive text make it engaging for both children and adults.

A girl's magical journey through the pages of her favorite book brings wonder and adventure in this lyrical tale by Grace Lin and Kate Messner.

Eldest sister Abby is fed up with her siblings and the chickenpox quarantine in this heartwarming middle-grade graphic novel full of family hijinks.

Debut Indigenous creator Cameron Mukwa's middle-grade graphic novel follows two-spirit Anang as they seek to create a ribbon skirt for the powwow, with help from family and friends.

Discover Zoey and Sassafras, a magical series where Zoey uses science to solve mysteries and save magical creatures! Perfect for all ages.

Celebrating LGBTQ+ trailblazers throughout history, Rainbow Revolutionaries is a vibrant collection of illustrated biographies showcasing fifty influential figures.

Stand tall, be loud, game face on in this captivating middle-grade graphic memoir about courage, friendship, and cheerleading tryouts. Laugh, cry, and cheer with Christina and Megan as they navigate the pressures of competition and friendship.

Explore emotions with 90+ children's faces, use the mirror to practice feeling identification, and discover how emotions vary in different situations.

Lily the fairy searches for her special skill with the help of her human friend in this enchanting Level 1 Ready-to-Read from Bea Jackson.

When strange attacks hit San Francisco, an elite team of underdog crime-fighters, The Misfits, are on the case in this hilarious illustrated series.

In a changing Chinatown neighborhood, Momo and Bao fight gentrification to save their beloved food cart from being pushed out by a fancy new café.

Leon faces challenges as a young superhero, dealing with his super ego, a hidden identity, and conflicts with friends in this action-packed graphic novel.

YA fantasy where a teen accidentally reanimates his dead crush. Can he keep him alive before time runs out? Family secrets and dark magics collide in this queer coming-of-age story.

The true story of America's beginning from the Indigenous perspective, revealing the disruption caused by European arrival and the misrepresented history.