👀 What We Found

Book 8.5 in the Keeper of the Lost Cities series brings huge reveals, shocking twists, and a series guide with illustrations and bonuses fans will love!

Prominent Black authors and artists come together in this moving anthology celebrating Black love, creativity, resistance, and life. A necessary and enriching collection.

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.

Explore the life and lyrics of country music legend Dolly Parton in Songteller, featuring personal stories and never-before-seen photos. Perfect gift for fans of music history.

"Empowering guide by psychologists Marshall & Hassock helps teens build healthier relationships with phones, offering practical tips to unplug and establish healthy screen time habits."

The first LGBTQA+ middle-grade anthology featuring diverse stories by top authors like Justina Ireland and Alex Gino. From boybands to nonbinary pirates, explore a range of joyful, queer tales.

Discover the joy of learning through food with "STEAM-Powered Food Adventures"! Transform your kitchen into a playground and empower children aged 4+ with hands-on activities. Say goodbye to picky eating, integrate learning into curriculum, and bond with your kids while exploring global flavors. Authored by a pediatric dietitian, this resource promotes cognitive growth, emotional intelligence, and problem-solving skills. With over 101 activities, cultural exploration, and inclusive education, this book is a must-have for nurturing young minds. Grab Your Copy Today! Bonus: Visit kidfoodexplorers.com for a free companion guide!

Discover the interconnected lives of ten women in a small Massachusetts town after a young woman's mysterious death. A gripping tale of grief and secrets.

Teacher John Scopes challenged Tennessee's 1925 ban on teaching evolution, sparking the famous Scopes Monkey Trial. Debbie Levy's insightful account explores this historic debate that still resonates today.

Graphic memoir explores the in-betweenness of being mixed-race, navigating cultural confrontations to forge a singular identity.

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.

"Braiding Sweetgrass for Young Adults explores Indigenous wisdom and scientific knowledge through the teachings of plants. A must-read for a new generation."

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.

Explore 16 children's neighborhoods worldwide with unique maps and stories, highlighting daily life and cultural diversity. Ideal for social studies.

Passionate fight against book banning and censorship, weaving together stories and teaching resistance tactics. Essential for defenders of intellectual freedom.

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

A heartwarming picture book about autism and friendship, exploring Henry's search for a friend who understands him. Perfect for classrooms, parents, and gift-givers.

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