Beyond They/Them is a beautifully illustrated book highlighting 20 influential nonbinary individuals from various industries, celebrating diversity and inclusion.
Make No Mistake Erasable Markers allow artists to easily change their mind with 12 double-sided markers. Chisel and round tips suitable for ages 3 and up.
Ainy deals with unwanted attention, struggling to find her voice and identity. With the support of her sister and friend, she learns to stand up for herself.
Guide for autistic kids to understand their unique gifts, needs, and strategies for everyday life in a neurotypical world. Includes updated information and practical advice for kids with ASD.
Join Violet, a small but determined cadet at a war college for dragon riders, as she navigates deadly challenges and uncovers dark secrets in this thrilling fantasy series by Rebecca Yarros.
A modern retelling of Greek mythology, Lore Olympus follows Persephone as she navigates scandal, parties, and forbidden love with Hades in the fast-moving world of the gods.
College freshman Elliot McHugh navigates new adventures, friendships, and love, while figuring out who she wants to be. She may make mistakes, but she's on a journey of self-discovery.
A graphic novel adaptation of the National Book Award-winning history of racist ideas in America, exploring antiracist efforts through the lives of key figures.
Picture book biography of Glenn Burke, first openly gay MLB player who invented the high five. Celebrates his bravery and impact on sports and LGBTQ+ community.
Award-winning author Brandy Colbert delves into the history and legacy of the devastating Tulsa Race Massacre, shedding light on a pivotal moment in American history.
Travel through time with History Comics! Explore the creation of National Parks in this graphic novel, learning about their origins and importance in preserving America's wild places.
Join the thrilling adventures of Erin Hunter's Warriors series in this third book of the Starless Clan arc. The warrior code is at a crossroads as ShadowClan faces conflict and challenges.
A cultural history of queer women’s lives in the 20th century, told through iconic spaces like lesbian bars and feminist bookstores by journalist June Thomas.