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Award-winning Indigenous author Monique Gray Smith delivers a touching message about nurturing and wishing the best for our children in "I Hope," paired with enchanting illustrations. Parents, grandparents, and caregivers will resonate with this heartfelt book.

Discover your place in a lineage of greatness in "I AM FLY" - a joyful celebration of Black excellence and boy joy. Internalize the potential for your own success as you meet ten exceptional Black men who have paved the way.

A picture book about a girl navigating her Indian and American cultures, exploring what defines home, by Mitali Perkins and Lavanya Naidu.

An empowering celebration of Hawaiian culture as a girl dreams to lead a boys-only hula troupe at school, based on a true story of identity and acceptance.

A heartwarming family story about a girl spending a summer on Standing Rock Reservation with her grandmother, learning about tradition and creating lasting memories.

Winner of the 2020 Sibert Informational Book Medal and American Indian Youth Literature Picture Book Honor. This verse story celebrates Native American culture.

Discover the power of self-love and heritage in Eyes That Speak to the Stars, a companion to the acclaimed Eyes That Kiss in the Corners. A young boy learns to embrace his unique qualities and change his future.

A beautiful book about family, adoption, and multicultural stories. A young transracial adoptee embraces her Asian heritage and finds love and connection within her diverse family. Celebrate differences and the beauty of cultural diversity.

A modern bedtime story in a bustling apartment building where unexpected noises wake everyone up, but eventually lull them back to sleep.

"From award-winning author Meg Medina, comes a touching story of friendship and goodbyes as two girls face the bittersweet reality of moving apart."

Dreamers by Yuyi Morales celebrates resilience and hope of migrants, exploring the gifts they bring. Winner of the Pura Belpré Illustrator Award.

Celebrate Queen Harish, a Rajasthani drag performer who defied tradition with vibrant dance. A picture book biography of courage, resilience, and self-expression. Six starred reviews!

Join Molly at the Intertribal Community Center where she shares her loving circle of family, friends, and community in a celebration of love and togetherness.

Jin longs to help prepare the Lunar New Year feast, but boys are never asked—only girls. With Mamah's help, he defies gender expectations and learns the family's cooking secrets in this heartwarming picture book.

An inspiring story of a friendship between Congressman John Lewis and young activist Tybre Faw, as they bond over a shared passion for civil rights and make history together.

Heartwarming picture book about a Native American family moving back to their ancestral land. Expressive artwork and lyrical prose capture the joy of coming home.

Water Warrior celebrates Indigenous Rights Activists Autumn Peltier and Josephine Mandamin, inspiring a new generation to protect water and land.

Celebrate the beauty and diversity of Arab life in the diaspora all year round with traditions, family, and friendship in this vibrant children's book.

Guide for K-3 teachers on implementing Pro-Black teaching to combat racism, celebrate Black identity, and empower all children.

An intense and timely novel about stolen identities, cultural appropriation, and the dark side of publishing, Yellowface is a chilling and immersive read.

N.K. Jemisin's Great Cities Duology concludes with The World We Make, a masterpiece of speculative fiction focusing on identity, resistance, and magic in a battle to protect the world from destruction. Explore more of Jemisin's work in other series such as The Inheritance Trilogy and Dreamblood Duology.

An anthology of memoirs by queer Arab writers, exploring the challenges and celebrations of LGBTQ+ identity in the Arab world.

"The Manicurist's Daughter is a raw memoir about the crumbling of the American Dream, a daughter of refugees searches for answers after her mother's tragic death during plastic surgery."

A captivating nonfiction debut weaving recovery, family history, and pop culture by acclaimed author Julian Randall.