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A companion novel to PET, Bitter navigates art, activism, and identity in a town on the brink of revolution. An empowering story of youth leading change.

A coming-of-age story of a Puerto Rican lesbian interning with a feminist writer, navigating identity and family acceptance in a summer of self-discovery.

Max, a trans teen, discovers his magical lineage and must save the world as the next Magical Boy with the help of his friends and a sassy feline sidekick.

A baby whale's journey from Mexico to Alaska and back, with vibrant illustrations and bilingual text, showcasing the wonders of these magnificent creatures. 🐋🌊

A middle schooler's plan to fit in backfires when a fake love letter becomes the talk of the school in this relatable graphic novel.

"The Conjuring of America uncovers the powerful, hidden history of Black women who used ancestral magic to shape American culture and history."

Genocide Bad is a powerful collection of essays dismantling Zionist propaganda and exploring Jewish and Palestinian history, offering a path towards collective liberation.

A boy walking his dog at dusk discovers the magic of his neighborhood as windows light up, revealing snapshots of family life. A cozy ode to autumn evenings.

Get ready for more magical mayhem in the sequel to Witchlings! Seven Salazar must uncover who is turning competitors to stone in the Golden Frog Games.

A bilingual book follows monarch butterflies on their migration from Canada to Mexico, engaging young readers with rhyming text and vibrant illustrations.

Two young people in ancient China and Depression-era Chinatown embark on perilous journeys to save their families, blending magic and suspense in a captivating story.

A powerful anthology of poetry resisting dispossession and violence, reclaiming Palestinian narratives and imagining a liberated future.

Sunshiny LGBTQ+ rom-com about Marcus and Cog falling for each other in high school. Sweet and wholesome with heartwarming moments.

Twins swept back in time by a magical book must help a rain god in ancient Mexico in this exciting chapter book series.

An eye-opening exploration of race in America, featuring interviews with over 150 Americans and strategies for combating racial inequity.

Mia faces challenges at journalism camp in San Francisco's Chinatown while juggling friendship drama and crushes. Can she find her voice and tell her story?

Join Ava and her family as they search for fossils in this Step 2 reader! Will Ava finally find her very own fossil on their beach adventure?

In Don't Cause Trouble, twelve-year-old Ming Lee navigates middle school with humor and heart as he tries to fit in despite embarrassing moments and challenges. Perfect for fans of Raina Telgemeier and Jerry Craft.

In this graphic novel sequel, Huda's plans for junior year are thrown off course when her parents reveal they're getting a divorce. A poignant and hilarious story of family, community, and finding normalcy in the midst of chaos.

Care at the End of the World by Jina B. Kim explores crip-of-color critique in feminist and queer-of-color literature post-1996 welfare reform, highlighting dependency, interdependency, and support systems.

Harriet Tubman remixes history into a hip-hop album with a songwriter’s help in this inventive, evocative, and historic novel.

A National Book Award nominee, Ocean Vuong's debut novel explores family, love, and storytelling in a shattering portrait that is both intimate and universal.

An action-packed middle grade fantasy about a neurodivergent heroine, a magical school, and a world of creatures. A thrilling, inclusive adventure for fans of Rick Riordan.

A heartwarming tale of grief and new beginnings, as Dori moves to Wyoming after her mother's death and finds solace in a troubled horse named Sunshine.