Ghosts plan a daring heist to return to the land of the living in this middle grade adventure. Perfect for fans of Gordon Korman and John David Anderson.
Mia Tang navigates journalism camp, friendships, and crushes during winter break in San Francisco's Chinatown in this exciting sequel to the Front Desk series.
Discover the ancient art of Balinese rice farming, a sustainable practice that connects culture and nature. Stunning photos showcase this earth-friendly tradition.
Curious Noor investigates why the women in her family wear hijabs in this heartwarming and funny picture book celebrating Muslim women, family love, and childhood curiosity.
A moving story of a trans man in prewar Berlin, forced to survive the Nazis and Allies while protecting his loved ones. Brimming with hope and resilience.
Explore animals we love, use, and are used by in this funny and informative mix of storytelling and factbook by the bestselling author of Brief History of Everyday Objects.
Fourteen Days is a collaborative novel set in a Lower East Side tenement during COVID-19 lockdowns, with each character written by a different literary voice.
Discover inspiring stories of mothers who successfully balance entrepreneurship and motherhood. Practical advice on starting a business while raising kids.
Sonia and her friends work together in a garden, each using their unique abilities to contribute. A heartwarming tale of diversity, teamwork, and the power of asking questions.
A story about finding beauty and connection in everyday moments, as a family and friends journey through a day together, celebrating the world around them.
A middle-grade novel about a boy with OCD who moves to a reservation to live with his biological mother, finding acceptance and friendship along the way.
An inspiring true story of Amazon activist Paty Gualinga's fight to protect sacred lands, beautifully illustrated with a powerful message of conservation and community resilience.
Vivid novel in verse based on true story of Roberto Alvarez and Lemon Grove Incident, showing courage to stand up against school segregation in 1930s America.