Celebrate the vibrant legacy of Marsha P. Johnson, a Black trans activist, in this joyful picture book by Tourmaline. Her spirit lives on in NYC and beyond.
Nurture mindfulness and focus in children with this bilingual board book, offering simple exercises for toddlers to transition between activities in English and Spanish. Perfect for parents looking to guide their little ones towards centered play and relaxation.
Zaila Avant-garde, champion speller and athlete, celebrates the joy of sports in this Level 1 Step Into Reading book for children just starting to read.
A lush, epic Ancient Egyptian inspired trilogy of romance, magic, and adventure. Four strangers united by a forgotten oracle must save Khetara from an ancient evil.
A funny picture book about a girl's terrible day turning into a delicious solution with the help of mistacos. A heartwarming story of making mistakes and owning up to them.
Omar El Akkad's powerful reckoning with a West that betrays its values, reflecting on a broken promise of freedom and justice. A timely and raw nonfiction debut.
Award-winning writer Ocean Vuong's deeply intimate poetry collection explores grief, family, and the impact of war in America. Bold, innovative, and tender, Time Is a Mother is a powerful exploration of humanity and resilience.
Join 12-year-old Santi as he navigates new friendships, community, and his Colombian identity in Hillside Valley. Can he find his voice and confidence?
Celebrate the bond between mother and child in this colorful bilingual board book by author-illustrator Raúl the Third. Join Coco Rocho on adventures in English and Spanish!
Tommy Orange's masterful follow-up to There There explores generational trauma through the legacies of the Sand Creek Massacre and Carlisle Indian Industrial School. A powerful narrative of family, survival, and identity.
A poignant story of a young Hmong refugee who stops speaking at school after witnessing her parents' struggles with English. A tale of resilience and hope.
A gripping historical thriller inspired by true events, The Queen's Spade follows Sally, an African princess seeking revenge on the British Crown in Victorian England's royal court.
Ten-year-old Gabrielle moves from Haiti to Brooklyn and makes a deal with a witch to become the perfect American, but must battle to undo the spell. Perfect for fans of Hurricane Child and Front Desk.