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Winner of the 2023 YALSA Excellence in Young Adult Nonfiction Award. A powerful memoir by Tommie Smith on his iconic Olympic protest.

"Beautifully illustrated graphic memoir by Navied Mahdavian explores identity, belonging, and life in rural Idaho with humor and honesty. NPR praised the book."

An Indigenous graphic novel anthology exploring Canada's 150 years through emotional stories of wonder, battles, and survival. Featuring works by Indigenous creators.

Graphic memoir by George Takei about his childhood in American concentration camps during WWII. A tale of courage, loyalty, and love in the face of adversity.

An ALA Alex Award-winning graphic memoir about a mixed-race teen finding community in punk rock amid racism and violence in 1980s California desert.

A stunning graphic novel by Wendy Xu follows Clem, a young inventor on Mars, as she falls for a lifelike AI and questions freedom and autonomy.

An epic graphic novel fantasy reimagining the Fox Maiden legend from Korean mythology. Kai Song dreams of being a warrior, but faces challenges due to her rumored connection to a nine-tailed fox demon. Set in sixteenth-century Korea, The Fox Maidens is a powerful story about identity and fighting for your place in the world.

Award-winning graphic novel history of the Black Panther Party, founded in 1966. Explores their impact through social programs and activism.

Inner-city youths gain powers to talk to animals and fight to save the world from pollution and an evil oil tycoon with the help of the animal kingdom. Adventure, activism, and teamwork collide in Planeta Blu!

Monstrous is a powerful YA graphic memoir by a Korean-American girl who uses art and fandom to combat racist bullying. A moving story of resilience and identity.

"Mesmerizing journey of identity and self-discovery for a Wuhanese American navigating love, culture, and pandemic, in this graphic coming-of-age tale."

Award-winning conclusion to the MARCH trilogy follows John Lewis and the Civil Rights Movement as they fight for racial equality and voting rights.

Don't miss the sequel to March: Book One! Congressman John Lewis's powerful graphic novel brings the civil rights movement to life for a new generation.

John Lewis' graphic novel trilogy, March, vividly recounts his lifelong fight for civil rights, from Alabama to Congress, reflecting on the broader movement.

A humorous graphic novel about a Muslim girl navigating her identity in a new town full of hijabis. She must figure out who she is without her hijab defining her.