👀 What We Found

A darkly funny tale of friendship strife in Lee Lai's latest novel, "Cannon." When protagonist destroys a restaurant, her best friend comes to her rescue.

Teen Nico escapes gay reprogramming, meets privileged Sam, and together they risk all to free trapped teens in a thrilling journey of love and bravery.

Learn to draw comics like a pro with Stan Lee's classic guide, How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way. Packed with tips, tricks, and stunning artwork.

Okoye's first mission in America challenges her loyalty to Wakanda as she uncovers a real-estate mogul's sinister plans in this thrilling Marvel novel.

Influencer's envy turns dangerous when stalking turns into sabotage. Secrets and threats unravel in this gripping suspense novel by Jesse Q. Sutanto.

Mo plays beach volleyball with his friends and family in this Geisel Award-winning book by David A. Adler! Can the smallest player score the winning point?

Heartfelt middle grade debut with Korean folklore, ghosts, and summer camp. Ronnie faces secrets, changes, and revelations in this action-packed fantasy.

From My Head to My Toes, I Say What Goes! is a fun exploration of boundaries for kids, celebrating consent, individuality, and empathy.

YA graphic memoir: Korean-American girl's coming-of-age & coming home story from NJ to Seoul. Deb faces otherness, mental health struggles, heals through art. Beautiful & powerful.

The inspiring true story of blacksmith Bill Lewis, who worked hard to buy the freedom of his enslaved family members in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

YA murder mystery set in 1930s LA Chinatown. Chow sisters investigate Lulu's death, uncovering cover-up and risking their lives to solve the case.

Middle grade series follows Korean American girl starting a business with friends to fund her artistic dreams. Will chaos derail their plans?

A beautifully crafted graphic novel adaptation of Harper Lee's timeless classic, To Kill a Mockingbird, captures the essence of race, class, and justice in the Deep South.

Embark on a moving journey with Kit, a Korean American girl, as she navigates the 49 days after death in the graphic novel "49 Days" by Agnes Lee.

Journalist Joseph Lee explores Indigenous identity and challenges facing Indigenous people worldwide, blending personal narrative with global perspectives.

Discover the untold stories of Asian Americans who shaped the US in this stirring middle-grade nonfiction by Christina Soontornvat and Erika Lee.

Inspire Pro-Black teaching in young children to combat racism in schools. Learn how to implement inclusive curriculum and uplift Black voices.

Young Casey loves sparkly things but faces teasing for his interests. His sister learns to accept and respect him for who he is in this heartwarming story.

YA K-drama remix of Pride and Prejudice meets college reality TV dating show. Mia enlists her crush Noah to star on her own show, sparking unexpected feelings.

Survivor of Khmer Rouge work camps, Arn Chorn-Pond's music saved his life. His story of resilience and hope is captured in "A Song for Cambodia."

Discover a boy with giant emotions that shine bright, as he learns to embrace and celebrate his feelings with help and inspiration. Perfect for kids dealing with anxiety or extreme emotions.