👀 What We Found

Signed copies in stock now! Jin, a Stone Lion, must find the Sacred Sphere in the human world with unexpected allies to save everything. By Grace Lin.

Authentic Selves celebrates the joy and community of trans and nonbinary people through stunning photographs and personal stories, showcasing their rich and fulfilling lives.

A humorous picture book about big trucks, big feelings, and even bigger friendships. Cranky the crane truck learns the power of kindness and honesty.

Young reporter Frankie and her toy news crew investigate protests and activism, learning about justice and the power of speaking out.

Award-winning journalist documents the lives of trans teenagers in America, showcasing their daily struggles and triumphs in a moving portrait.

A young boy and his family decorate a tree in the forest with treats for the animals in this heartwarming Christmas tale.

Defending public education as vital to democracy, Randi Weingarten explains why fascists fear teachers and the importance of critical thinking in Why Fascists Fear Teachers.

Get ready for A Haunted Road Atlas: Next Stop, a spooky guide with true crime and supernatural stories, illustrated maps, and city recommendations from the hosts of And That's Why We Drink podcast.

Guide for babysitting grandmas, filled with fun activities and tips to keep them entertained and happy.

Explore extreme ethical commitment in Strangers Drowning by MacFarquhar, delving into the sacrifices, dilemmas, and impact of those wholly dedicated to helping others.

In "The Mind Electric," neurologist Pria Anand explores the intersection of illness and narrative, revealing the complexity of the brain and the stories it tells.

Graphic nonfiction book celebrating the brilliance and passion of queer and trans resistance through art and personal narratives by Syan Rose.

Real talk about transgender experiences with Gigi Gorgeous and Gottmik, offering honest, hilarious, and gorgeous insights for both trans individuals and allies.

A timely guide on resisting authoritarianism and preserving democracy, drawing on past lessons to navigate the uncertain future ahead.

Explore the history of LGBTQ+ restaurants as safe spaces of joy, activism, and celebration in "Dining Out" by NYT journalist Erik Piepenburg.

Revealing premodern theological roots of trans identity through early modern English religious texts, challenging assumptions about the origins of trans life.

Revolutionize your sex life with the updated edition of Come As You Are by Emily Nagoski, exploring mindfulness, desire, and pleasure.

Join cartoonist Grant Snider in exploring the complexities of our inner thoughts and emotions in his latest collection of charming comics.