BIPOC

In a changing Chinatown neighborhood, Momo and Bao fight gentrification to save their beloved food cart from being pushed out by a fancy new café.

Four sisters from a blended family navigate life in NYC, supporting each other through school, health, love, and identity struggles in this graphic novel.

Uncover the chilling intersection of history and horror in Man Made Monsters by Andrea Rogers. Follow a Cherokee family through the ages as they confront supernatural terrors intertwined with real-life horrors. Award-winning and unforgettable.

"Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer explores the intersection of science and indigenous wisdom, showing the gifts and lessons from nature."

The true story of America's beginning from the Indigenous perspective, challenging the traditional narratives of Columbus, Pilgrims, and Colonists.

Zoey and Sassafras series: magical animals, science, and adventure! Can Zoey solve the forest monster's embarrassing problem in time for the Monster Ball?

Engage toddlers in important discussions about race, gender, consent, and body positivity with this expert-developed board book series.

YA debut finalist with a queer Mexican American protagonist navigating Catholic school, love, and self-discovery. A funny, moving story for fans of LGBTQ+ YA.

"Brooms: A heart-pounding graphic novel about six witches defying the odds with magic, friendship, and rebellion in 1930s Mississippi."

"Nova, a teen witch working in her grandmother's bookshop, reunites with her werewolf crush to battle dark forces in this enchanting tale of love and magic."

A Buddhist monk practices calligraphy daily, bringing calm and an unexpected gift to a city in need of water. A story of mindfulness and compassion.

Join Sue at Camp Willow for a summer of hiking, archery, and LARPing in this middle-grade graphic novel companion to Miss Quinces by Kat Fajardo!

A stunning picture book by Nikkolas Smith celebrating the ingenuity and achievements of shared human ancestors, centered on Black people in our origin story.

Ocean Vuong's stunning debut novel, a letter from a son to a mother who cannot read, explores family history, love, and identity with brutal honesty and compassion.

Embark on a coming of age journey with a middle schooler navigating their parent's divorce while moving to a new country in this stunning graphic novel.

Navigate power dynamics and challenge biases with this essential guide by Megan Pillow, Roxane Gay, and Aurélia Durand. Explore history, theory, and practical steps for a more just future.

A young Palestinian girl in diaspora struggles to find her homeland on a map, turning to family for answers in this gentle picture book.

A vivid graphic adaptation of Indigenous history in America, revealing the nation’s dark origins and highlighting Indigenous resilience over centuries.

Varian Johnson & Shannon Wright team up for a delightful graphic novel about twins Maureen and Francine as they navigate growing apart in middle school.

Teen semidioses compete in the Sunbearer Trials to replenish the Sun's power in a high-stakes competition. Can Teo and his friends survive?

Action-packed thriller about working-class teens joining a dangerous scavenger hunt to save their families and community. Can they outwit their rivals?

A poetic picture book celebrating biracial identity and the power of storytelling, with enchanting illustrations and a unique take on dragons.

Meet Jo Jo Makoons, a spirited Ojibwe girl in this humorous middle grade Honor Book. Jo Jo navigates friendship and identity with pride and joy.

Join Little Lobo and friends at the Guadalupian Library for the Libro Love Book Festival in ¡Vamos! Let's Go Read - a vibrant celebration of books and reading!