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Julia Alvarez's luminescent novel explores storytelling, friendship, and the power of unfinished tales as characters come to life in a Dominican graveyard.

Sofia Valdez, a young community leader, wants to turn a landfill into a park, but faces challenges as she works to make a difference.

A heartfelt story of a boy who holds onto his dreams while finding magic in everyday moments, perfect for fans of Last Stop on Market Street.

The second book in the Sarai Gonzalez illustrated series follows Sarai as she befriends a new girl and learns the power of unlikely friendships.

Pedro and Roddy team up to build a tower out of paper cups in this fun and educational book with jokes, a glossary, and critical thinking questions.

Pedro's bug collection wreaks havoc when his brother Paco accidentally sets them free.

Pedro and Katie Woo are running for class president. Pedro believes he can make a difference if he can only get through his speech.

Pedro attends Chinese New Year parade with Katie Woo, but when she goes missing, he steps up to save the day. #friendship #rescueMission

Esme plans her own birthday in this charming illustrated chapter book, with the help of her cat and neighbors. A fun read for fans of Dory Fantasmagory.

National Book Award winner explores lost histories through storytelling in Blackouts, a bold exploration of form, art, and love.

Refugee Jin navigates a dangerous double life in Ba Sing Se, battling the city's corruption to save her friend from a dark conspiracy.

Adventure-filled middle-grade fantasy inspired by West African and Igbo mythology. Cameron must embrace his destiny to save a magical kingdom in peril.

Dr. Ibram X. Kendi brings Malcolm X to life in a captivating biography for young readers, highlighting his resilience, impact, and enduring legacy.

Join young cousins Dawa and Olana on the grassy plains of Mongolia as they embark on a special day of learning to be skilled horsemen in their nomadic lifestyle. 🐎🌾

Photojournalist Jan Reynolds captures the cultures and climates of indigenous peoples in this series. Follow Sara and Kari, Sami reindeer herders, in the Arctic springtime.

Honoring Our Ancestors is a captivating collection of stories, art, and photographs that inspire children and families to reflect on and honor their ancestors.

A Hmong American reflects on her people's journey for freedom through traditional story cloths, showcasing their experiences in Asia and new beginnings in America.

Explore the traditional Balinese rice farming cycles, connecting culture with nature. Sustainable agriculture that respects nature's balance.

A village girl in India inspires women to save their forest when loggers threaten their trees. Aani acts heroically to protect their beloved land.

Arn Chorn-Pond survived Khmer Rouge work camps in Cambodia by learning to play music. His story of courage and resilience is truly inspiring.

Explore celebrations in seven indigenous cultures and the US through striking photography, revealing common rituals like body decoration and dance.

A spooky tale of a missing King and Queen, set in a humorous series for young readers transitioning from picture books. Can Minna rescue her friends from the Wicked Witch's house before nightfall?

A humorous graphic novel for kids about an 8-year-old boy solving mysteries with the ghost of his former class pet, Mr. Pebbles.

Journalist Joseph Lee explores Indigenous identity and challenges facing Indigenous people worldwide, blending personal narrative with global perspectives.