BIPOC

A Pakistani American artist fights anxiety to help her family, but struggles with newfound success until learning to ask for help.

A young Dominican girl in NYC navigates middle school, strict mother, shifting friendships, & dreams of being an artist in this graphic novel.

In this graphic memoir, Hudi navigates weight loss pressure and childhood struggles with the help of his imaginary mascot, Chunky. Can their friendship survive challenges?

YA fantasy set in Nigeria. Simi uncovers family secrets, enters a mysterious world, and must solve the mystery of missing children. Rich in Yoruba culture.

In this graphic novel sequel, Hudi and Chunky head to Jewish summer camp where they meet a new friend who can see Chunky too, and get mixed up in a prank war. Perfect for fans of Raina Telgemeier and Jerry Craft.

Join Zero on an epic quest through space as he harnesses the powers of a legendary artifact to protect the galaxy in this action-packed middle grade novel.

The Brave is a middle-grade novel about a boy with OCD who moves to a reservation to live with his biological mother and befriends a unique neighbor.

Jacqueline Woodson's award-winning memoir explores her childhood as an African American in the 1960s and 1970s through powerful and accessible poetry.

Join Bobby Ellis-Chan as he navigates the hilarious world of girls, goldfish, and Student Council elections in this laugh-out-loud chapter book by Lisa Yee and Caldecott Medalist Dan Santat.

A heartwarming story of friendship, faith, and finding your voice in middle school. Nimra navigates new challenges with support from her best friend and a surprising opportunity in the school band.

Young artist starts after-school art club to prove arts are worth fighting for. Can he succeed before school shuts them down? A graphic novel of determination.

Ainy deals with unwanted attention, struggling to find her voice and identity. With the support of her sister and friend, she learns to stand up for herself.

Middle schooler struggles with pesky little sister constantly following him, but is excited to finally ask out crush Hannah on a date.

A diverse collection of stories and poems by Native writers celebrates community, heritage, and resilience at a powwow in Michigan. #OwnVoices.

A moving memoir-in-verse about the fight to make Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday a national holiday, showing the power of activism and civic engagement.

Magical adventure awaits in this enchanting story by J. Elle, where a young Black witch must save her magic school while keeping her powers a secret.

An immigrant Jewish family adjusts to life on the North Dakota prairie in 1905, facing prejudice and struggles while finding strength in their heritage.

A novel about race, class, and second chances for fans of Jason Reynolds and Kwame Alexander. T'Shawn faces family struggles and diving challenges.

A fast-paced novel about friendship and fighting for what’s right as Brooklyn Ace battles Piper Parker for the title of Cookie Queen. Includes themes of family and self-love.

Sonia Manzano's novel follows four children navigating life in post-revolution Cuba, highlighting the lasting impact of Fidel Castro's rise to power.

Celebrate diversity and ability with beautiful photos of kids with disabilities in ON-THE-GO. Part of the We Are Little Feminists series.

Empowering board book for little ones, promoting unconditional love and key parenting elements. Strengthen the parent-child bond and raise resilient individuals.

"A celebration of Black and brown babies, showcasing love in everyday moments. A heartwarming story for little ones to know they are cherished."

An adorable board book featuring Langston Hughes's beloved poem about the bond between mother and baby, beautifully illustrated by Sean Qualls.