LGBTQIA

Sunmi's debut graphic novel explores resilience and reinvention as queer, Asian American teens Caroline and Kim forge a powerful connection in the suburbs of the San Francisco Bay Area.

Teenage witch and rock star meet, sparks fly as they navigate magic, music, and friendship in this fizzy graphic novel. Will they find love or doom?

Winner of the 2024 Stonewall Book Award, this diary-style graphic novel follows 12-year-old Tuva as she navigates middle school, crushes, and figuring out her identity.

"Constellations" is a raw graphic novel about a queer teen navigating identity and sobriety in 1980s New York, with watercolor illustrations.

Graphic novel about two young women on separate journeys to discover themselves and each other. Magic, love, and obstacles test their relationship.

2021 Goodreads Choice Award Finalist & other accolades! Annie & Bebe navigate high school, friendship, and budding romance in this sweet, queer teen story.

Check, Please!: Sticks and Scones is a hilarious coming-of-age story about hockey and relationships. Bitty navigates love and hockey in his junior year at Samwell University.

"Brooms" is a heart-pounding graphic novel about six extraordinary women defying societal expectations in 1930s Mississippi through illegal broom racing.

Escape expectations with Ryo in the world of street fashion. A heartfelt story by a transgender manga creator that inspires readers worldwide.

Riverdale meets Stranger Things in this queer YA graphic novel set in Blackwater, Maine. Two boys fall for each other while solving a paranormal mystery.

Join the Section, a club for awkward Black nerds seeking community. As they navigate trolls and insecurities, will they make it to the Blackward Zine Fest?

Mix GBBO with magic boarding school and romance - Basil & Oregano is a sweet young adult graphic novel about secrets, love, & culinary competition.

Emotionally soaring graphic novel about friendship, grief, and healing as Bea and Lou journey through West Texas, confronting buried truths and finding human connection.

Melissa knows she's a girl, not a boy named George. Determined to be true to herself, she plans to reveal her identity in their class play, Charlotte's Web.

From bestselling author of MELISSA comes a new book about Green, a non-binary kid navigating crushes and self-discovery in a school musical.