👀 What We Found

An inspiring picture book biography of Junko Tabei, the first woman to summit Everest, beautifully illustrated by Yuko Shimizu. A tale of grit, grace, and breaking gender barriers.

Middle grade debut about a girl navigating the impact of ICE on her family. Wendy faces bullying at school and must find courage to protect her loved ones.

Unforgettable memoir of Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who bravely confronted Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, detailing her journey to justice and advocacy.

A moving oral history of trans and gender nonconforming elders of color, sharing stories of courage, resistance, and cultural innovation.

Heartwarming story by Charlene Chua about love, loss, and honoring memories. A young girl wears pink pajamas made by her aunt to keep her close.

Rebel Girl is Kathleen Hanna's raw memoir about her punk rock journey, friendships, struggles, and triumphs as a feminist icon in the music scene.

Youme Landowne and Anthony Horton collaborate on the graphic novel Pitch Black, sharing Anthony's story of perseverance and hope in the NYC subway system.

"A raw graphic novel debut following a queer teen navigating identity, addiction, and rehab in 1980s Troy, NY. A story of hope, humor, and survival."

Oscar-nominated star Elliot Page's groundbreaking memoir, Pageboy, explores love, family, fame, and the journey to self-discovery as a trans and queer person in Hollywood.

Shane, with her ghost dogs, searches for her missing mother and a local boy after a strange encounter with a fairy ring. A prequel to Elatsoe, this captivating fantasy adventure is a must-read with vital representation.

Lavender Clouds: A colorful and emotional comic collection by Bex Ollerton, exploring neurodiversity and resilience. Sharp, sensitive, and enlightening.

Explore the rise and disappearance of iconic women in '90s rock with exclusive interviews and analysis in "PRETEND WE’RE DEAD."

Yolanda Alvarez faces a white boy's threatening presence with the wisdom of her Bruja Diosas ancestors. A gripping debut exploring race, justice, education, and spirituality.

A sad, funny, thrilling novel about a ravenous, lonely, and naive seventeen-year-old's obsession with her creative writing teacher.

A memoir-manifesto-handbook on how to rein in cancel culture, call people in with love, and make real change, by Black feminist Loretta Ross.

A powerful graphic memoir by George Takei, recalling his childhood in American concentration camps during WWII. A story of courage, loyalty, and love.

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

A moving ode to every child's potential, illustrated with inspiring verse and artwork. Your story is still being written.

DELUXE EDITION of Girl Dinner: A darkly fun novel about sorority girls and wealthy moms, exploring power, lust, and a sinister wellness trend.

Group Scenes for Young Actors features 32 tailored three to six-person scenes for performers age 7-14. Ideal for drama classes, this book by award-winning playwright Jessica Penzias offers gender-neutral characters and emotional arcs to engage actors and audiences. Published by Beat by Beat Press, the global leader in theatre education resources.

Discover your most authentic life story with Maybe You Should Talk to Someone: The Workbook, an empowering guide by bestselling author Lori Gottlieb.

Shailey fires her dad to maintain her bedtime routine, but struggles to find a replacement as her favorite fairytale characters bring chaos.