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Newbery Honor Winner and National Book Award Longlist author spins a spellbinding Indigenous futurism tale of monsters, magic, and family in A Snake Falls to Earth.

Graphic novel follows three Asian-American women navigating the challenges of the publishing world while finding inspiration from a Pulitzer Prize winning neighbor.

2024 Rainbow Book List: Adiba Jaigirdar's immersive heist on the RMS Titanic for the ultimate prize—a gem-encrusted book worth millions.

A powerful novel about friendship, basketball, and family struggles. A story of betrayal, compassion, and difficult choices.

Award-winning Cherokee writer Andrea L. Rogers delivers a haunting YA horror collection, blending long-told Cherokee stories with modern monsters.

Adib Khorram's romantic comedy follows Jackson, a non-romantic stage manager, as he navigates high school theater and unexpected feelings for Liam.

After her family's tragic loss to alien invaders, Colleen finds unexpected allies in the fight for survival and freedom in Shattered Warrior.

A YA love story set in San Antonio about a nonbinary artist falling for a shy waiter, exploring identity, love, and belonging in a changing world.

When Mariachi star Rafie Alvarez moves schools, he faces a rival for the lead spot who also happens to be his cute hookup. Can love conquer competition?

A young woman avenges her own murder in a debut YA fantasy inspired by Chinese tropes. With court intrigue, romance, and a quest for revenge, can she trust and love again?

Newbery Medalist Meg Medina's powerful YA novel about school bullying is adapted into a dynamic graphic-novel edition by Mel Valentine Vargas.

Graphic novel inspired by true story of Jewish immigrant helping Japanese neighbors during WWII. Explores friendship, adversity, and community.

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.

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.

Inner-city youths gain powers to talk with animals & fight a billionaire oil tycoon to save the planet in "Planeta Blu," a comic by Tem Blessed & Michael LaRiccia.

"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.

Hilarious graphic novel about a hijabi girl navigating her identity in a new town with a big Muslim population. She must figure out who she is beyond her hijab.