👀 What We Found

Don't miss the companion book Set Me Free! Critics rave about Show Me a Sign, winner of the Schneider Family Book Award. Explore themes of ableism, racism, and colonialism in a riveting story inspired by Martha's Vineyard's deaf history.

A captivating story blending myth and reality as Kai searches for his missing sister's bracelet, uncovering a hidden underwater realm along the way.

Novel about friendship & family told in emails & letters. 12-year-olds Bett & Avery, raised by single gay dads, sent to camp together. Summer adventure ensues.

When Mia's Abuela comes to live with her, language barriers lead to new bonds and understanding in this heartwarming story by Meg Medina.

Newbery Medalist Meg Medina's YA novel comes to life in a graphic-novel edition by Mel Valentine Vargas, exploring school bullying and empowerment.

Ana's excitement grows as her abuela comes to stay with her and Mami indefinitely. But will she really no longer need her beloved babysitter, señora Mimí?

Heartwarming finale to Merci Suárez trilogy by Meg Medina. Eighth grade brings new challenges as Merci navigates friendships and family dynamics.

"A thrilling underwater adventure with sea ghosts, a brave boy, and an enchanted harpoon. Newbery Medalist Meg Medina weaves magic and high-stakes action in this captivating tale."

Jumpstart Read for the Record selection by Meg Medina is a moving story of friendship between two girls facing a bittersweet goodbye as one moves away.

Middle grade fiction stories about kids with minor superpowers discovering their uniqueness, finding their voice, and changing their community.

Middle grade kids with minor superpowers discover their uniqueness and ability to make a difference in this hilarious collection of stories by top authors.

A novel-in-verse about a neurodivergent girl navigating school and friendships, learning to embrace her differences. A Schneider Family Book Award Honor Book.

Join Kylie on a humorous and heartfelt journey through middle school in this Judy Blume-esque novel about friendship, fitting in, and staying true to yourself.

Award-winning Irish author Meg Grehan's middle grade novel-in-verse follows Stevie, an anxious young girl navigating her feelings for her friend Chloe. A beautiful exploration of identity and connection.

A joyful picture-book honoring LGBTQ+ families and the history of Pride, celebrating community and inclusion with vibrant illustrations and lyrical rhyme.

Neurodivergent V discovers a ghost in her grandma's house, sparking a dangerous journey of secrets and connections. A haunting novel-in-verse.

A determined elephant, Elena, learns to ride her bike with the help of her loyal bird sidekick in this bright and encouraging story by Juana Medina.

Join Elena, a determined elephant, and her loyal sidekick in this uplifting story about learning to ride a bike. With vibrant illustrations, young readers will root for Elena as she overcomes challenges. Available in English and Spanish.

"Meet Juana, the spunky Colombian girl who loves drawing, her dog Lucas, and dislikes math and English. A delightfully relatable series for fans of Judy Moody!"

Juana, a spunky Colombian girl, loves her dog Lucas and dislikes math, dance class, and learning English. Follow her humorous adventures in this playful series!

Elena excitedly unpacks her new tent, but struggles with assembly. With determination and help from her bird buddy, she learns that patience is key.