The Last Unicorn is a timeless fantasy classic about a unicorn on a quest with a magician and a woman, exploring love and loss. With an introduction by Patrick Rothfuss.
"An immersive tale of magic and deception in the royal court of Madrid, where a scullion's illusions could change her fate. Secrets, power, and danger abound."
AI meets American Girl Dolls in this novel about preteen androids cast aside, uncovering dark secrets and fighting for survival in a world that sees them as disposable.
In a seemingly perfect world, twelve-year-old Jonas learns dark secrets when he becomes the Receiver of Memory. A thought-provoking tale questioning society's values.
Join Cloud Puppy as she goes on summer adventures with friends in a graphic chapter book series. Can she overcome her fear of roller coasters to have fun with her pals?
In "Chooch Helped," a Cherokee girl reluctantly introduces her little brother to family traditions, showcasing sibling dynamics and cultural connections.
Laura Kate Dale shares her candid journey growing up as a gay trans woman on the autism spectrum, exploring the intersections of sexuality, gender, and autism with humor and honesty.
A reverse immigration tale of resilience and belonging, as Lily navigates moving to Taiwan and discovers the true meaning of home with the help of loved ones.
Little You by Richard Van Camp celebrates the potential of every child with beautiful illustrations by Julie Flett. Perfect for sharing with little ones.
Discover Firefly, the enchanting first title in the Night Creatures trilogy by renowned UK creators, Robert Macfarlane and Luke Adam Hawker. An uplifting story of hope and wonder, perfect for all ages.
A tongue-in-cheek story about children trying to get rid of their beastly parents, with plenty of dastardly ideas and tricks. Now a Netflix animated film!
Children cheer as neighborhood friends wait for the ice cream truck among a parade of different vehicles. A fun celebration of community, friendship, and sweet treats!
A funny and heartfelt graphic memoir by Liz Montague, one of the first Black female cartoonists published in the New Yorker at 22. Discover her journey through youth, overcoming dyslexia and pursuing her passion with humor and insight.