The world's most popular ninja comic follows Naruto, a mischievous young shinobi with dreams of becoming a legendary ninja.Embark on his epic adventure!
High schoolers attending a drag show are caught in a monster attack, and must work together to save LA from destruction in this funny YA graphic novel.
Two high school geniuses battle to make the other confess their love first. As leaders of their student council, Kaguya and Miyuki scheme to win at love.
An action-packed comedy about a spy who must go undercover with a fake family, including an assassin and a telepath. Can they succeed and save the world?
Teacher John Scopes challenged Tennessee's 1925 ban on teaching evolution, sparking the famous Scopes Monkey Trial. Debbie Levy's insightful account explores this historic debate that still resonates today.
A gripping historical thriller inspired by true events, The Queen's Spade follows Sally, an African princess seeking revenge on the British Crown in Victorian England's royal court.
In 1923 London, Vivien breaks a fragile truce between dragons and humans, sparking a civil war. To save her family, she must master a hidden dragon language at Bletchley Park.
A masterful tale of loss, grief, and second chances, as Amber returns from the dead and forces those around her to confront their own emotions and decisions.
This Jamaican-inspired fantasy follows a powerful heroine torn between saving her sister and protecting her homeland. Will she make the ultimate sacrifice?
Join soccer players from across Japan in the high-stakes competition of Blue Lock, a high-tech colosseum where only the best striker will emerge victorious. Anime now airing!
Teen psychic hunts killers at training center, only to face dilemma when love interest becomes target. Can she protect him from the ones she once trusted?
A graphic novel adaptation of the National Book Award-winning history of racist ideas in America, exploring antiracist efforts through the lives of key figures.
National Book Award Finalist The Unboxing of a Black Girl by Angela Shanté is a creative nonfiction reflection on Black girlhood in NYC, exploring innocence, joy, and societal critiques.