BIPOC

Both/And is a powerful anthology of essays by trans and gender-nonconforming writers of color, exploring joy, heartbreak, rage, and self-discovery.

A new chapter book series follows Kat, Tai, and Alex as they navigate friendships and teamwork in a Minecraft-style video game world and real life.

Poignant wordless picture book by James Ransome follows a homeless boy and his mom's daily life with love shining through their struggles.

Imani dreams of being a fashion designer but struggles to find her voice. When her designs are stolen, she must navigate finding her true self to compete and win.

An emotional story of parent-child separation and immigration, told through bedtime stories and the power of a child's imagination.

In the action-packed finale of this graphic novel duology, Lucia must save her town from shapeshifting witches while juggling school and family.

"NATIONAL BESTSELLER: A story of a Dominican American family told through its women, filled with secrets and revelations, from acclaimed author Elizabeth Acevedo."

Sofia's first quinceanera is in jeopardy when she ruins her new shoes before the party. This early chapter book includes Spanish words and discussion questions.

Pedro starts a mystery-solving club with his friends in their new clubhouse, hoping to crack the case by unraveling the clues they find.

Camila enters a video contest about her city, Los Angeles, and realizes what makes it feel like home.

Camila dreams of breaking a record after reading about kid record-breakers, but finds it's harder than she thought. Will she become a star?

Meet environmental scientist Nicole Hernández Hammer, recognized by Michelle Obama for her climate change efforts. A lyrical biography inspiring unity for a resilient future.

A powerful book on a girl missing her father in prison. Written by Mariame Kaba, with illustrations by bria royal, it tackles the impact of incarceration on children.

From the creators of Magnificent Homespun Brown comes Next Level, a heartfelt story about a mother's love for her child with autism. A powerful celebration of unique perspectives and shared humanity.

A boy and his father explore life on the U.S.-Mexico border in this picture book debut, featuring community care and vibrant illustrations.

Celebrate Black hair creations with rhyming text and vibrant collage art by Coretta Scott King Award winners Carole Boston Weatherford and Ekua Holmes.

Join Granny for Fish Fry Friday as a child learns to catch and cook fish with love. A heartwarming sequel to Soul Food Sunday.

"Explore the history of Black players in basketball in More than Just a Game, a Kirkus Best Informational Picture Book of 2021 with a starred review."

In Brenda Woods's moving tale, Coop adopts a one-winged mockingbird and learns about love, loss, and the meaning of family.

George Takei's new graphic memoir reveals his journey from closeted actor to outspoken activist for LGBTQ+ rights, sharing his personal struggles and triumphs.

Ruby René gets a co-host for her school announcements segment and learns the importance of listening, making new friends, and teamwork.

A touching picture book about a veteran's PTSD, family love, and hope. Momma's changes are hard, but love still shines through in tough times.

New high-stakes middle grade fantasy follows Bashir, who discovers a powerful ring containing a jinn and must race to stop a dangerous demon from conquering the world.

A powerful publicist with hidden mystical powers must confront her past when a psychic warns of a weakening barrier between the living and the dead.