Young Adults (Ages 12-18)

Award-winning Indigenous history book adapted for young readers explores resistance and resilience against imperialism, challenging perspectives on American identity.

Cade Webster is a football star in the wrong neighborhood where fear follows him. A wish changes everything, spreading "courage" with dangerous consequences.

Two sisters get caught up in a deadly game of murder and magic at a fancy dinner party in this thrilling standalone by Sarah Henning.

Perfect for fans of The Half of It, Don’t Let it Break Your Heart is a heartfelt YA novel about lifelong friendships, queer community, and navigating love and identity.

A Young People's History of the United States introduces diverse perspectives often overlooked in traditional history books, highlighting the voices of marginalized groups throughout American history.

Graphic novel guide for teens navigating relationships, identity, body image, and more. Comprehensive, well-researched, and thought-provoking discussion on teen issues. Let's Talk About It.

Trans Bodies, Trans Selves is a comprehensive guide for transgender individuals, written by transgender authors. Covers various topics and experiences.

Create unique messages or decorate your stuff with fun alphabets from the Ransom Note Sticker Book by Luke Herriott. Perfect for crafting, journaling, and more.

Official Baby-sitters Club coloring book with over 90 pages to color portraits of beloved characters and fun patterns, perfect for fans of all ages!

Dive into the magical world of Hooky with this official coloring book featuring 90 pages of whimsical illustrations of your favorite witches!

Award-winning Tillie Walden's unique art and warmth shine in The Cosmic Slumber Tarot, filled with hand-painted vivid colors and dreamlike images. An appealing blend of Manga and Studio Ghibili, sure to captivate fans of comics and tarot.

"A hilarious and heartwarming coming-of-age story about puberty, first love, and masculinity. Themes of consent and emotional growth are explored in this relatable tale."

Graphic novel collection documenting the Iranian revolution, showcasing what is censored in Iran. Marjane Satrapi and diverse collaborators highlight feminism and solidarity.

Wash Day Diaries is a graphic novel celebrating the beauty and resilience of Black women, their friendships, and their hair care rituals in the Bronx.

A powerful graphic novel about a boy using fairy tales to communicate with his immigrant parents, while struggling to come out as gay to them.

Gareth Hinds adapts Homer's epic The Iliad into a stunning graphic novel capturing the grim glory of the Trojan War. Dynamic illustrations bring the battle to life.

Introducing the timeless adventures of Calvin and Hobbes in a portable format for a new generation of readers. Nearly 500 comics from 1985-1987 in a two-book set.

Squad is a feminist horror graphic novel where the new girl joins a popular clique of werewolves and must navigate their dark secret and her own feelings.

"Roaming is a stunning graphic novel about friendship, unexpected romance, and the wonders of New York City. A must-read by Jillian Tamaki and Mariko Tamaki."

Grace Mendes, aka Cinderhella, joins a pillow fight federation to overcome her insecurities in this YA graphic novel. A tale of empowerment and self-acceptance.

Graphic nonfiction book celebrating the brilliance and passion of queer and trans resistance through art and personal narratives by Syan Rose.

Five best friends at Lumberjane scout camp battle supernatural creatures in this punk rock, action-packed series. Buffy meets Gravity Falls with butt-kicking teenage girls!

A contemporary graphic novel reimagining King Lear as a queer dramedy, where cheer captain Leah deals with identity, senioritis, and rivalry between teams.

Jonell Joshua's illustrated memoir explores nostalgia, faith, and unconditional love through her childhood experiences shuttling between Savannah and New Jersey.