👀 What We Found

Celebrate springtime with a hopeful picture book about the impermanence of life. Little Yuna and her great-grandmother await the cherry tree's bloom.

Adorable LGBTQ+ rom-com where Penny meets Bianca at a supermarket, leading to a chain of hilarious events that bring their lives together.

Funny graphic novel about Ollie, a diplomat's daughter who moves often. When forced to settle down in Virginia, she must learn to make real friends.

Moving middle-grade novel about a nonbinary youth finding family with a rescue dog. Starred reviews from Booklist and School Library Journal.

Beautifully illustrated board book with tactile embossed string, reminding us of the invisible heart string connecting us all. Perfect for young readers!

"A heartwarming sports romance featuring the first openly trans player in baseball and his rival turned teammate, exploring chemistry both on and off the field."

2021 Goodreads Choice Award Finalist & NYPL Best Books for Teens. Annie, a smart, antisocial lesbian, must join the cheer squad to make friends. Amid social pressures, she reconnects with trans friend Bebe & discovers new feelings.

Join the Dragon Girls as they use their special powers to defeat the Fury Queen and save the Magic Forest in the Flower Dragon arc. #19 Selena, #20 Charlotte, #21 Layla. Hear us roar! 🐉🌺

Coming-of-age story of boy-meets-boy, friendship, and love. Follow Charlie and Nick as they navigate high school and discover the joys of love. Artwork included. Now on Netflix!

The third graphic novel in the Warriors series covers the fifth and sixth books, with epic battles and Fireheart facing his destiny. Perfect for fans old and new!

A heartfelt middle-grade graphic novel about summer goodbyes, new beginnings, and a theater camp romance. Perfect for fans of The Tryout.

Princess Academy by Shannon Hale is now a graphic novel illustrated by Victoria Ying. Miri faces tough competition to become a princess when the prince visits.

A graphic novel about two young dancers navigating friendship, love, and the struggle to pursue their dreams at a conservative performing arts school.