BIPOC

A smart girl struggles with being socially accepted while navigating high school and an unexpected friendship in this humorous coming-of-age story.

"Lei and the Fire Goddess: A blend of preteen angst and Hawaiian legends, where Anna must embrace her roots to undo a curse. - Auliʻi Cravalho"

Winner of multiple awards, including the 2020 National Book Award, this critically acclaimed novel follows twelve-year-old King as he navigates grief, secrets, and identity in a small Louisiana town.

Join Jupiter as she navigates the challenges of attending the Seven Schools of Magic in this heartwarming graphic novel adventure. Perfect for fans of Harry Potter and The Okay Witch.

Five unsupervised kids face an apocalypse when their families disappear. Hilarious middle-grade fun from Justin A. Reynolds as they try to survive.

A novel in verse about Garvey's journey to self-acceptance through music, challenging his father's expectations and finding his own voice.

Middle school sprinter Ghost must overcome his troubled past to achieve his dream of being the fastest on the track team, with the help of Coach.

Zoe questions assumptions and searches for the truth as she uncovers the innocence of her father in this heartwarming story by Janae Marks.

A magical tale of a young hunter's journey to the home of eagle gods, learning lessons on the natural world and his community along the way.

Bestselling author Jerry Craft follows up New Kid with Class Act, a funny, powerful story about Drew, one of the few kids of color in a prestigious private school. Drew grapples with privilege, friendship, and self-acceptance in this important graphic novel.

An empowering collection of short fiction and poems by BIPOC authors on the topic of menstruation, sharing stories of joy, sorrow, and self-discovery.

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

Two cousins become superheroes to save their school from a powerful foe in this middle-grade graphic series, exploring themes of family, community, and empowerment.

Black Boy Joy celebrates the joys of Black boyhood with stories, comics, and poems from seventeen acclaimed Black authors. Experience the power of joy and wonder in this vibrant collection.

A twelve-year-old girl finds her passion for synchronized swimming despite her parents' reservations in this heartwarming story by Lilliam Rivera.

A hilarious and heartfelt comic book about the misadventures of Akissi in modern Africa. From fish-stealing cats to frying pan-bound monkeys, Akissi fearlessly navigates the chaos of her neighborhood.

In a dystopian future, Leandro's consciousness is placed in an ancient drone. He must navigate a world filled with mutants, pirates, and secrets to find the truth.

Akim Aliu's graphic memoir "Dreamer" follows his journey as a hockey prodigy facing systemic racism in Canada. A powerful story of resilience and hope.

A middle-grade graphic novel about a girl's wish gone wrong, forcing her to undo it before turning into paper forever.

Twelve-year-old Rowan, destined to be Queen, must hunt a dangerous gryphon in Kelley Armstrong's new middle-grade series. Adorable and thrilling adventure awaits!

"A story about a girl torn between two worlds, trying to belong in both America and Thailand. Can she find where she truly fits in?"

Indestructibles: rip-proof, waterproof books for babies. Ideal for emergent literacy, portable, and safe. Bilingual edition introduces English and Spanish colors.

Join adorable latkes, dreidels, and more in this fun Hanukkah board book with touch-and-feel on every page. A sweet and engaging read for little ones during the holiday season!

Celebrate math with Grace Lin's Storytelling Math at the farmers' market. Join Olivia as she discovers spatial sense and explores everyday math!