👀 What We Found

2024 IACP Cookbook Award winner showcasing Black women shaping food and hospitality. Personal stories, recipes, and wisdom from leading tastemakers.

Mayo Clinic Guide to Your Baby's First Years offers expert advice on caring for your little one from birth to age 3.

A guide to understanding and navigating gender identity for kids, parents, and caregivers, written by renowned psychiatrist Dr. Jack Turban.

"A moving memoir of a woman's struggle to protect her family while embracing her queer identity in a strict Hasidic community. A story of love and self-acceptance."

A candid and funny guide for teens on being young and transgender/non-binary in the 21st century. Full of advice, humor, and reality.

An interactive guide to navigate the grief of a breakup, helping you process emotions and learn about yourself while moving from "we" to "me".

A nonfiction picture book exploring the fascinating journey of a whale after it dies, becoming a rich food source for deep-sea organisms.

Discover the official Dragon Masters guide, with full-color artwork on every page! Maps, dragon facts, and more for future Dragon Masters.

A witty picture book biography celebrating the life and art of James Marshall, creator of beloved characters like Miss Nelson and George and Martha.

An illustrated guide to embracing self-love and authenticity, with tips on overcoming comparison and societal expectations. Find the strength to be yourself!

Guide to fairy tales for teaching storytelling, by Italian children's literature pioneer Rodari, with radiant illustrations and new translation.

A self-help handbook by trans activist Dean Spade on using love, relationships, and connection as tools for resistance and social change.

Exploring the roots of modern queer identity and food culture, John Birdsall traces the evolution of queer food from the 20th century to present day.

A powerful collection of firsthand stories from young people in Gaza, shedding light on their struggles, dreams, and resilience under Israeli occupation.

A captivating nonfiction guessing game about animal eggs and habitats, written by a mammalogist at the Smithsonian. Whose Egg Is That? is a preschool favorite.

Explore sexuality, identity, and friendship in this humorous and insightful novel. Imogen navigates her role as World's Greatest Ally while discovering her own truth.

An eye-opening look at women's sexuality through anonymous confessions from around the world, Want explores desires, fantasies, and taboos in a generation-defining book.

Best-selling guide for parents to reduce sibling rivalry and foster cooperation. Practical tools for managing conflict and encouraging harmony.

Genocide Bad is a powerful collection of essays dismantling Zionist propaganda and advocating for collective liberation through Jewish and Palestinian history.

A young Palestinian American woman navigates cultural, religious, and sexual identities while seeking love and belonging in debut novel You Exist Too Much.

Drag is no longer just a subculture—it's mainstream. "Decolonize Drag" explores how gender performances challenge colonial norms and exclusions.

Learn how parents, educators, and health professionals can recognize, prevent, and heal childhood trauma from infancy to adolescence. Dive into case studies and hands-on activities to understand children's resilience and provide the support they need.

Memoir from Edmund White chronicling lifetime of gay love & sex, exploring queer history through wit & honesty. Proud, raw, funny, moving.

A powerful story of a young African American girl in Farmville, Virginia, during the school shutdowns after Brown vs. Board of Education.