👀 What We Found

"Solve the disappearance of the Canola King in this award-winning mystery with a clever heroine, paranormal intrigue, and ADHD representation. Perfect for kids 9-12!"

A heartwarming story of a Palestinian father sharing tales of his homeland with his daughters, celebrating memories and hope across generations in a moving picture book.

Uncover the chilling intersection of history and horror in Man Made Monsters by Andrea Rogers. Follow a Cherokee family through the ages as they confront supernatural terrors intertwined with real-life horrors. Award-winning and unforgettable.

Award-winning poetry collection by Andrea Gibson, "Lord of the Butterflies", explores gender, romance, loss, and family with artful nuance.

A humorous picture book by Kyle Lukoff where Chester learns vegetables are actually leaves, roots, flowers, and stalks. A fun lesson in categorization!

YA fantasy duology with beasts, murder, and magic. A group of suspects must solve a royal murder in a locked-room mystery before they are targeted next.

A shapeshifter explores gender and sexuality in 1993, navigating queer theory, identity, and relationships in a vibrant and transformative journey.

Ana & Andrew travel to Ghana with Papa, exploring the culture and food. They visit Cape Coast Castle to learn about slave trade origins.

Award-winning queer, feminist poetry collection by Andrea Gibson. Brave, vulnerable, and expansive exploration of love, illness, and the human experience.

A moving story of family history and the power of sharing memories, as a young girl learns her heritage through foraging watercress with her Chinese immigrant parents. Award-winning and beautifully illustrated.

Meet Crane Jane, a strong woman crane operator who saves the day in this empowering board book for truck-loving toddlers.

A heartwarming tale of friendship between Congressman John Lewis and activist Tybre Faw, brought to life by Andrea Davis Pinkney and Keith Henry Brown.

In 2052, Stevie learns of a dire future from a mysterious boy. Can she prevent disaster in a world ravaged by climate chaos and uncertainty?

Join Hannah on a thrilling ADHD mystery to find her missing father with her friends in this reimagined Hamlet. Perfect for ages 9-12.

Ana & Andrew visit grandparents in Savannah, Georgia, learning church was built by slaves. With help from an unusual source. Common Core aligned.

Meet Rosie Revere, a brilliant inventor who learns to embrace failure on her journey to becoming a great engineer. Encouraging resilience and creativity in young readers.

In All the Fighting Parts by Hannah V. Sawyerr, Amina must reclaim her voice after a sexual assault by their church's pastor.

Award-winning Cherokee writer Andrea L. Rogers delivers a haunting YA horror collection, blending long-told Cherokee stories with modern monsters.

Goat leads, Frog follows. They jump on, over, under, and around things together. Their friendship prevails through it all.

A sweet bedtime book about love in all its forms, with rhyming text by Andrea Beaty and heartwarming illustrations by Vashti Harrison.

In "Chooch Helped," a Cherokee girl reluctantly introduces her little brother to family traditions, showcasing sibling dynamics and cultural connections.

Lola the armadillo creates chaos wherever she goes, but learns that mistakes can lead to unexpected adventures in this charming picture book.