Grown-Ups

Join the McElroy brothers and their dad in a thrilling time-bending adventure as they investigate a mysterious Grand Relic in a town trapped in a time loop. #1 New York Times bestselling graphic novel series with charm, wit, and stunning art.

Voices from the Middle East depicted in short comics, showcasing ongoing struggles for self-determination despite challenges.

Investigative study of far-right attack on education & parent activists battling to control public schools. Ground zero for cultural & political war.

The history of racist ideas in America, from their creation to their deep roots in society, explored by award-winning historian Ibram X. Kendi.

Jodi Picoult's gripping novel follows a girl who sues her parents for rights to her body, sparking a family crisis and exploring ethical dilemmas.

Discover inspiring stories of mothers who successfully balance entrepreneurship and motherhood. Practical advice on starting a business while raising kids.

"A propulsive and powerful novel of obsession on the isolated island of Eris, where dark secrets threaten to emerge. A masterful page-turner by Paula Hawkins."

An #ActuallyAutistic guide to advocacy, exploring key elements of effective, inclusive advocacy and allyship, centered on Autistic perspectives.

"Talking to Myself" is a poignant collection of poems about a transgender woman's journey to self-discovery and acceptance.

"Tart, sassy, and hilariously funny, Randy Rainbow's essay collection offers a sparkling take on America's pressing issues and a dose of comic relief."

In Inciting Joy, Ross Gay explores the power of connection and joy in the face of hardship, offering a vital alternative to divisive voices.

From bestselling author Brandon Sanderson comes a standalone adventure mixing Jason Bourne, epic fantasy, and time travel. A man must survive medieval England with no memory and only a few clues to guide him. Check out Sanderson's other works too!

Bluff by Danez Smith is a powerful exploration of art and responsibility in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and protests in Minneapolis after George Floyd's murder. It addresses urgent questions with poetic urgency and offers a manifesto on artistic resilience in times of crisis.

A finalist for the Kirkus Prize for Fiction, Louise Erdrich's "The Mighty Red" is a stunning novel about love, natural forces, and uncontrollable circumstances in a small North Dakota town.

Rivers Solomon's Model Home follows the Maxwell siblings as they confront dark secrets and supernatural forces in their haunted family home.

Trusted pediatric advice from the American Academy of Pediatrics on everything from childbirth to child health, with over 4.7 million copies in print.

Discover the world's wonders through hilariously harsh reviews in Subpar Planet by bestselling author Amber Share. From the Taj Mahal to the Sahara, see iconic locations in a whole new light!

A gripping blend of sci-fi and fantasy with West African influences, "She Who Knows" follows a young girl on a journey that will change her world forever.

A breakneck thriller exploring society's obsession with serial killers. Follow two women seeking justice against all odds. By Jessica Knoll.

"A fantasy of language and magic where words shape reality, a courier seeks her lost sister amidst monsters and ghosts in a battle for meaning."

Real talk about transgender experiences with Gigi Gorgeous and Gottmik in the fabulous guide "The T Guide," featuring honest stories and valuable insights.

Amanda Jones fights against book bans and advocates for diverse stories despite facing death threats and attacks for standing up for our right to read.

Learn how to shake up storytime with Megan Dowd Lambert's book, Read It Again: 70 Whole Book Approach Plans. Get kids talking about what they see!

A glimpse into the challenges faced by a child of lesbian parents in the 1980s and the search for identity through biology and belonging.