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In Miss Rita, Mystery Reader, Tori can't wait to show off Daddy's drag queen alter ego at school story time, but will the other kids love Miss Rita like Tori does? A heartwarming tale celebrating self-acceptance and drag performance.

A touching and timeless picture book about a boy on a subway ride who learns that you can't judge people just by their appearance.

A heartwarming tale of sisterhood, as Lulu and Zoey learn to navigate the ups and downs of their relationship and discover the bond that unites them.

A heartwarming Kwanzaa story about Li'l Rabbit's quest to find a special treat for Granna Rabbit, capturing the essence of community and the holiday's seven principles.

An Indigenous legend of four Mahu bringing healing arts from Tahiti to Hawaii, honored with boulders imbued with powers at Waikiki Beach.

A lyrical picture book follows a boy at the Juneteenth parade in Galveston, Texas, as he learns about Black American history through celebration.

A heartwarming story of a Native American girl embracing her cultural tradition of jingle dancing with the help of her family and community.

Beloved author Todd Parr's modern classic, "It's Okay to Be Different," celebrates individuality with colorful illustrations and empowering messages for all ages.

"Monique Gray Smith shares poignant words about our endless hopes for young people in I Hope, a touching message for parents, caregivers, & grandparents."

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.

In Home Is in Between, Shanti navigates between her Indian roots and American life, a heartfelt exploration of cultural identity and finding home.

A heartwarming family story about a girl's summer at her grandma's home on Standing Rock Reservation, learning about tradition and family.

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 and powerful picture book about family, adoption, and love. A young transracial adoptee learns to embrace her differences and find connection through her Asian eyes. Celebrate family and cultural diversity in this heartwarming story.

Jumpstart Read for the Record selection by Meg Medina is a moving story of friendship between two girls facing a bittersweet goodbye as one moves away.

In Dreamers, Yuyi Morales celebrates the resilience, hope, and dreams of migrants, beautifully illustrated with rich symbolism. Winner of multiple awards.

Queen Harish defies tradition and dazzles as a Rajasthani drag performer in this vibrant picture book biography with lyrical verse and evocative art. Honored with 6 starred reviews, celebrating courage, self-expression, and the transformative power of dance.

A heartwarming story of love, community, and acceptance as Molly shares her life at the Intertribal Community Center, showcasing the power of togetherness.

Jin defies gender expectations in this heartwarming picture book about a young Malaysian boy helping prepare the Lunar New Year feast in a traditional nyonya kitchen.

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.

Inspire Pro-Black teaching in young children to combat racism in schools. Learn how to implement inclusive curriculum and uplift Black voices.

Reese's Book Club pick about stolen success, cultural appropriation, and deadly consequences in the literary world. Razor-sharp and timely.