👀 What We Found

Tommy Orange's masterful follow-up to There There explores generational trauma through the legacies of the Sand Creek Massacre and Carlisle Indian Industrial School. A powerful narrative of family, survival, and identity.

Meet Ellen Swallow, the first woman student at MIT and pioneering environmental chemist. Her story inspires the next generation of female scientists.

Never too young to fight censorship! Join Amy Anne in Ban This Book as she battles against book banning and censorship to defend her favorite book.

True inspiring nonfiction picture book about the pay-it-forward story linking Ireland, Choctaw Nation, Navajo Nation, and Hopi Tribe over 175 years.

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.

The Disaster Squad saves the day in this action-packed early chapter book series for emerging readers. Join Leela, Jaden, and the Jackson family on thrilling adventures!

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.

An anthology exploring the dynamic relationship between queerness and food, showcasing essays, comics, and recipes that celebrate connections, defy norms, and create community in the LGBTQ+ community.

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.

A heartwarming story about a migrant worker's son who discovers the power of libraries and education, based on the true story of Tomás Rivera.

Discover inspiring stories of mothers who successfully balance entrepreneurship and motherhood. Practical advice on starting a business while raising kids.

An illustrated memoir about anxiety and self-acceptance, exploring the complex yet uplifting relationship between Haley Weaver and her constant companion, Anxiety.

A moving, award-winning novel in verse about a young girl's journey as a refugee from Vietnam to America, filled with heart, humor, and hope. 📚

A poetic exploration of identity and unity, "Why Am I Me?" prompts readers to ponder what it means to be human and embrace diversity.

Juniper Mae faces a new energy crisis and a threatening president in Tykotech City. With Tama-Tama friends, they must outsmart a terrifying threat.

Unlikely friends Nate and Charlie face off in an epic battle between robotics and cheerleading, with student group funding on the line. Chaos ensues.

Ellen Galinsky presents research-based advice on raising children to be well-rounded and achieve their full potential in "Mind in the Making".

FORBES Best Graphic Novel of 2019, BCCB Blue Ribbons List, NPR's Best Books of 2019. Laura Dean, high school dream girl, tests Freddy's toxic relationships against healthy ones.

Sociologist explores the impact of America's lack of support for chronically ill and disabled citizens, revealing the strain it puts on intimate relationships.

Explore the delicious world of dim sum as a family shares their favorite dishes in this charming picture book. A celebration of food and culture!

Yoshi's Big Swim follows a loggerhead turtle's incredible 22,000-mile journey home, showcasing teamwork, science, and the power of wildlife conservation.

Explore Native American cuisine with ancestral and modern recipes from James Beard Award winner Sean Sherman. Learn about the rich culinary traditions of Indigenous communities across North America.

Join Emmett the piglet and Jez the kitten in Fosterland, where they discover the magic of friendship and belonging in this heartwarming chapter book.