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Young sushi chef Susannah Mikami navigates family secrets and romance in this rom-com about chasing dreams and making waves in the kitchen.

Essential book answering questions about Native American culture for young readers, by acclaimed Ojibwe author Anton Treuer. Award-winning and informative.

A graphic novel about Rosa Parks and Claudette Colvin inspiring the Montgomery Bus Boycott, showcasing the power of defiance and social justice activism.

A candid account of experiences with racism, The Black Friend offers insights and reflections for white allies committed to racial justice.

A must-have for Pride Month! The Young Activist's Dictionary of Social Justice teaches kids about crucial concepts with inspiring bios and infographics.

Discover the gripping story of Muhammad Ali's final match in the graphic novel "Thrilla in Manila" from the Who HQ series. Engaging narrative and vivid illustrations bring Ali's athleticism and determination to life.

Explore Frida Kahlo's world through artwork by Tomie dePaola and beautiful reproductions of her paintings in this Smart About book.

Dive into the mysteries of the sea with Sabrina Imbler as they explore radical models of family, community, and care found in marine life. Winner of the LA Times Book Prize in Science & Technology.

A galvanizing look at anti-racist activism in America from bestselling author Ijeoma Oluo, inspiring action and change for racial equity.

"Dismantling Mass Incarceration: A vital reader featuring diverse perspectives on ending mass incarceration from advocates, experts, and formerly incarcerated individuals."

A Guatemalan American girl battles cursed worry dolls, trying to stop them from spreading anxiety in her town while dealing with her own grief.

At just six years old, Ruby Bridges made history as the first African American student to integrate a Southern elementary school, sparking change.

Winner of the Boston Globe-Horn Book Picture Book Award, a poetic celebration of learning to swim and the joys of water in nature for children of all backgrounds.

Inspiring picture book rooted in Indigenous teachings prompts readers to reflect on their connection to the world and be good ancestors.

Ana's excitement grows as her abuela comes to stay with her and Mami indefinitely. But will she really no longer need her beloved babysitter, señora Mimí?

A heartwarming picture book about a young girl's clever idea to save her grandmother's sari-sari store during a heat wave, featuring a mango ice candy recipe.

Curious Noor investigates why the women in her family wear hijabs in this heartwarming and funny picture book celebrating Muslim women, family love, and childhood curiosity.

Heartfelt tale of family and change as Skye reunites with brother Finn after four years on the run in this emotional novel by an award-winning author.

First scholarly treatment of Nnedi Okorafor's acclaimed fiction, exploring themes of young adult development, fantasy, science fiction, and African mythology.

FINALIST for the 2020 NBCC Award and the 2021 NAACP Image Award for Poetry, Danez Smith's "Homie" is a powerful ode to friendship and resilience in the face of violence and disparity.

Dive into a captivating graphic novel series for middle graders highlighting the achievements of Black scientists in history. Inspiring and educational!

A boy is thrust into the Ghanaian underworld to save humanity alongside his grandmother, facing gods and learning to say goodbye. Brilliant fantasy!

A stolen painting, a ghostly mystery, and a turtle named Agatha guide two friends in a whimsical tale of art, connection, and bravery.

Discover the enchanting Star Spinner Tarot by indie artist Trungles. With 81 cards and a guidebook, this inclusive deck offers a modern twist on classic tarot, perfect for personal growth and guidance. Great for collectors and LGBTQ+ individuals.