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

After her family is killed by aliens, Colleen forms a makeshift family with rebels to save her niece in Shattered Warrior by Sharon Shinn and Molly Knox Ostertag.

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 moves schools, he faces off against former fling Rey for lead vocalist, forcing him to choose between love and legacy.

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 YA novel comes to life in a graphic-novel edition by Mel Valentine Vargas, exploring school bullying and empowerment.

Graphic novel inspired by a true story of a Jewish immigrant helping his Japanese neighbors during WWII. A tale of friendship, community, and resilience.

"Beautifully illustrated graphic memoir by Navied Mahdavian explores identity, belonging, and life in rural Idaho with humor and honesty. NPR praised the book."

An anthology of Indigenous stories from Canada's 150 years, told through graphic novels by top Indigenous creators. Ages 12+.

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.

Award-winning MARCH trilogy concludes with Rep. John Lewis' role in Civil Rights Movement. New challenges, allies, and battles culminate in Selma.

Don't miss the sequel to the bestselling graphic novel March: Book One! Congressman John Lewis continues his inspiring civil rights journey in March: Book Two.