👀 What We Found

Bryan faces tough choices as he navigates middle school drama and risky behavior with his new friend. Will he stay true to himself?

In Creation Lake, a seductive American woman infiltrates an anarchist collective in France. Taut noir novel of strategy, seduction, and dark humor.

Explore the personal stories of climate migration in the US in "The Great Displacement," a poignant look at the impact of climate change on communities.

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

Hilarious and thought-provoking, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone offers a behind-the-scenes look at therapy, blending humor, wisdom, and candor.

"Darrin Bell explores the impact of 'The Talk' on his life, navigating issues of race and police violence through poignant cartoons and personal anecdotes."

Discover the transformative power of crying in this beautifully illustrated study, exploring how shedding tears can lead to growth, healing, and deeper experiences.

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

Learn how to shut down annoying men with over 100 phrases and comebacks in "How to Piss Off Men." Combat toxic masculinity with this essential guide.

Unmasking Autism: Dr. Devon Price explores the phenomenon of masked Autism and provides tools for individuals to uncover their true selves while expanding society's understanding of neurodiversity.

Join author-illustrator ND Stevenson on a candid, humorous journey through the highs and lows of being a creative human in his illustrated memoir.

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

Investigative study of far-right's assault on education and parent activist battles for control of public schools. A timely look at a cultural and political war.

National bestseller delves into 1953 CIA coup in Iran, sparking a quarter-century of brutal rule and rise of Islamic fundamentalism.

Ocean Vuong's stunning debut novel, a letter from a son to a mother who cannot read, explores family history, love, and identity with brutal honesty and compassion.

Award-winning author Elizabeth Rusch's The Twenty-One is a gripping inside story of the Juliana vs. United States climate change lawsuit, perfect for fans of youth activism and environmental issues.

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

Explore the hidden world of queer villains in mythology and pop culture with profiles and B&W illustrations in this captivating companion book.

Explore the Fast & Furious franchise through a trans lens in this award-winning anthology. Includes stories, essays, and more. Edited by Tuck Woodstock and Niko Stratis.