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Hot disabled activist Andrew Gurza shares tips on enjoying your body, navigating sex life with mobility issues, and making queer spaces more accessible.

Award-winning MARCH trilogy concludes with Rep. John Lewis' role in Civil Rights Movement. New challenges, allies, and battles culminate in Selma.

Don't miss the sequel to the bestselling graphic novel March: Book One! Congressman John Lewis continues his inspiring civil rights journey in March: Book Two.

Congressman John Lewis presents March, a graphic novel trilogy, chronicling his lifelong fight for civil rights. A powerful, firsthand account of a historic movement.

Go back in time with History Comics! Join three teens as they journey to the Stonewall Riots in 1969 and meet iconic LGBTQ activists in this graphic novel.

Join Farmer Cobb as he builds a sky tower to escape his troublesome neighbors, only to find new challenges in a town of hermits in this Minecraft graphic novel!

A heartwarming story of change and acceptance as a child shares their gender identity with their dad while creating an ice rink together.

Begin important conversations with toddlers about race, gender, consent, and body liberation through this topic-driven board book series. Celebrate body uniqueness and address unfair rules.

A darkly romantic tale of disability, obsession, and loyalty as Shea Parker turns to a vampiric gang leader for help in a haunted forest.

Join Jean Zeid, Émilie Rouge, and Roby on a journey through video game history in a graphic novel exploring the evolution of digital entertainment.

Charming journal with mushroom, leaf, and fern covers, embellished with gold foil. 160 pages of smooth paper for writing and sketching. Includes pocket, elastic closure, and durable hardcover.

A queer novel about a trans boy on the run from a cult, armed with a deadly secret. Can he control the monster within to save humanity?

Finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Andrew Leland's memoir explores his transition from sightedness to blindness with curiosity and humor, delving into the rich culture of living with a disability.

Finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Andrew Leland's memoir explores his transition from sight to blindness with curiosity and wit, delving into the rich culture of blindness.

A gothic horror novel set in 1883 London with a trans, autistic protagonist fighting against a patriarchal society and unraveling a sinister mystery at a haunted finishing school.