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Illustrated book profiles 50 notable American Indian, Alaska Native, & Native Hawaiian people. Celebrate Indigenous artists, activists, athletes, & more. Educational & inspiring read for all ages.

Meet Jo Jo Makoons, a spirited Ojibwe girl in this middle grade honor book celebrating pride, joy, and humor. A heartwarming tale of friendship and identity. #OwnVoices #NativeHeroes

Join Zoey and Sassafras in their magical adventures solving problems with science! Perfect for young readers who love animals and mystery.

Award-winning picture book about a transgender boy's journey to becoming a big brother. Heartwarming story about love, honesty, and family transitions.

Explore Native American history and resilience through the voices of twelve children in this powerful picture book. "We are still here!" #OwnVoices

Groundbreaking guide to healing individually and collectively by embracing embodiment practices for lasting change and connection in a time of upheaval.

Six competitive cubers compete at Speed Cubing Nationals, facing challenges and rivalries in this graphic novel perfect for Roller Girl fans.

Sisters Lucy and GiGi face off in a high-stakes fencing duel, testing their bond and family dynamics in this funny and emotional graphic novel.

NYT bestseller debut fantasy: Artemis Fowl meets Men in Black for #blackgirlmagic fans. Amari seeks her missing brother with Bureau of Supernatural Affairs tryouts.

Connect with nature using Mexican Indigenous wisdom in this poetic board book series. Explore the moon's phases and our interconnectedness with beautiful art.

A rhyming board book celebrating global community and its role in teaching empathy and compassion. Depicts shared community across twelve countries.

A Chinese-American girl learns to appreciate the beauty and purpose of "ugly" vegetables in this charming story celebrating differences and community.

Caldecott Honor winner Grace Lin celebrates math with Manny, Olivia, and Mei as they blow bubbles in a playful introduction to geometry.

Winner of the National Book Award and New York Times Bestseller, "The queer romance we've been waiting for." Follow Lily and Kath's love story in 1954 Chinatown despite Red-Scare paranoia.

"Brooms: a heart-pounding graphic novel about magic, friendship, and rebellion. A Fast and the Furious with broomsticks, celebrating the indomitable spirit of marginalized groups."

From National Book Award finalist Akwaeke Emezi comes a companion novel to PET that explores the power of youth, protest, and art in a world on the brink of social revolution.

Best of the Year w/ enchanting story! Coco longs to be a witch in a world of wonders. When she meets Qifrey, her magical dreams may come true.

Max, a trans high school student, learns he's descended from Magical Girls. With friends and a sassy cat, he must save the world as a Magical Boy.

Join the Misfits, a team of crime-fighting underdogs, as they investigate ghosts and a sea monster in this hilarious follow-up to a beloved bestseller!

Two graduate students journey to Hell to save their professor's soul in this dark academia fantasy by R.F. Kuang, risking everything in the process.

In "May We Have Enough to Share," Richard Van Camp expresses gratitude for family, nature, and love. Accompanied by photos from Tea & Bannock blog.

A heartwarming tale about gratitude, reciprocity, and finding our place in nature. Young Bud learns the value of stillness and observing the Earth's gifts.

Join vampire cat best friends Pumpkin and Beetle as they navigate their cozy-spooky town in this early graphic novel. Will they find a way to get the latest Frightfuls comic? Cute art, Halloween town, and fun adventures await!

Genocide Bad is a powerful collection of essays dismantling Zionist propaganda and advocating for collective liberation through Jewish and Palestinian history.