👀 What We Found

Discover how to be anti-racist, disrupt racism, and build solidarity in this guided journal by Tiffany Jewell. Gain a deeper understanding of racial oppression and learn how to take action towards equity and liberation.

A rhyming picture book about overcoming obstacles with the help of a special companion called "the Yet." Perfect for teaching kids the power of perseverance.

A sparkly adventure about imagination and creativity gone wild with glitter, perfect for fashion and crafting enthusiasts! From Angela DiTerlizzi and Samantha Cotterill.

A scary book in the attic just wants a friend, but keeps scaring others. Can he find someone who sees him for who he truly is? Humorous tale by Angela and Tony DiTerlizzi.

Introduce young readers to mindfulness and staying calm with The Marvelous Now, a charming companion to The Magical Yet and The Curious Why.

Discover the world of backyard bugs in Some Bugs! Rhyming text and colorful illustrations introduce young readers to butterflies, crickets, bumblebees, and more.

Meet the world’s crankiest book in this charmingly irreverent tale by Tony and Angela DiTerlizzi. Will Cranky change his mind about being read?

Join Angela DiTerlizzi on a rhyming adventure through the world of backyard bugs with bright illustrations that make them all cute!

Gloria and her family celebrate Juneteenth, explaining its significance in this Level 3 I Can Read book. Vibrant illustrations bring the history to life.

Embark on an enchanting adventure with Lu as she explores the fantastical land of Lirrin to find her missing grandmother, a renowned geozoologist.

A powerful exploration of the history of racist ideas in America, exposing their roots and pervasive influence. Winner of the National Book Award.

History of racist ideas in America, how they were created and spread. Shows their impact and provides tools to expose and combat racist thinking.

"Dismantling Mass Incarceration: A vital reader featuring diverse perspectives on ending mass incarceration from advocates, experts, and formerly incarcerated individuals."

Discover endless possibilities with Curious Why as your guide in this fun-filled, vibrant picture book that sparks curiosity and imagination!

A child explores the meaning of being Black in a powerful anthem celebrating culture, history, and community. Beautifully illustrated and acclaimed.

A thought-provoking look at asexuality in a world fixated on sexual attraction,discussing desire, identity, and societal pressures with diverse perspectives.

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.