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Sam, a nonbinary teen, challenges history teacher's narrow views by proposing a statue of queer photographer Alice Austen. A celebration of queer history and identity.

Quirky debut novel about a determined girl biking across the country to meet her idol, encountering ghosts, animals, and friendship along the way. Junior Library Guild selection.

"A heartwarming picture book about the power of community, with beautiful art and a timely message of hope and togetherness during difficult times."

Meet the world's crankiest book in this charmingly irreverent tale by bestselling husband-and-wife team Tony and Angela DiTerlizzi. Will Cranky change his mind about being read?

A beautiful wordless epic explores a girl's grief over her lost dog, leading to a profound realization by the ocean. Aaron Becker's stunning picture book connects personal loss to a larger cycle.

A new story by the bestselling author of "Where the Mountain Meets the Moon" follows Pacy to Taiwan for her grandmother's birthday, exploring culture and identity.

A sequel to Year of the Dog, Year of the Rat follows Pacy as she navigates big changes, learns to embrace challenges, and finds beauty in change.

A debut novel by illustrator Lin follows young Pacy as she celebrates Chinese New Year and embarks on a journey to "find herself." Humorous and insightful.

Middle grade fiction stories about kids with minor superpowers learning to embrace their uniqueness, find their voice, and make a positive impact.

Rooster Clyde must adjust to new roommates, Fran the goat and Rowdy the kid, on the farm. Can he handle having a new kid in town?

"A Few Bicycles More: Bicycle reunites with family, saves bikes, and stays true to her cycling passion in thrilling sequel to Adventures of a Girl Called Bicycle."

Clyde the rooster struggles to fit in at Sunrise Farm, trying to replace legendary Larry. Awards: CCBC Choices, Bank Street Best Book, Ezra Jack Keats Honor.

The perfect primer for kids ages 8-12, A Child’s Introduction to Pride celebrates LGBTQIA+ history and culture, featuring profiles of queer icons and important terms.

A whimsical picture book by Grace Lin tells the origin story of the moon phases through Little Star's temptation to nibble on a delicious Mooncake.

A heartwarming picture book about Little Snow, who can't resist jumping on his new fluffy bed. Introduces readers to their first snow.

Caldecott Honor winner Grace Lin introduces Storytelling Math, a playful exploration of problem-solving and patterns in everyday adventures for kids.

Geraldo is careful, Cerdita is not. Geraldo worries so Cerdita doesn't have to. Best friends. In "I'll Take a Nap!", Geraldo is tired.

Exciting new book Out May 6, 2025 with red sprayed edges! Pre-order for an exclusive sticker. Email for international shipping options. A tale by Grace Lin on a lion cub and a girl opening a portal based on Chinese folklore.

Queer YA fantasy where a teen accidentally brings back his dead crush. Can he keep him alive before time runs out? Cemetery Boys meets Jake Livingston.

"The Revolution Will Be Well Fed by Corrie Locke-Hardy is more than a cookbook - it's a guide for using food and community in the fight for our rights."

Summer camp at risk of mythical swamp monster. Lunch Lady & Breakfast Bunch must step in to save the day in this fun-filled adventure by a National Book Award finalist.

A fun counting book about a girl trying to tally up a bunch of playful squirrels as they scurry around town. Rhyming text and colorful illustrations make this a lively read-along.

A beautiful Hebrew lullaby brings comfort to a refugee family on their journey to a new beginning, celebrating the wonders of nature and resilience.

An enchanting bilingual book follows monarch butterflies on their annual journey from Canada to Mexico, featuring rhyming text and vibrant illustrations.