👀 What We Found

"Disability rights activist Alice Wong showcases a collection of insightful essays by disabled authors, shedding light on their experiences and celebrating disability culture."

Graphic novel revealing the mysterious life of Maria Lani, a con artist who captivated artists in 1920s Paris before disappearing with their art.

Louisiana Young Readers' Choice Award Nominee! Follow Niki Nakayama's rise to fame as a Japanese-American chef in this picture book biography.

Join award-winning author Charlotte Milner on a captivating adventure in the shadows to discover why bats are essential, under threat, and how to help. Beautiful illustrations and fun facts make this educational book a must-read for kids. #TheBatBook #CharlotteMilner #conservation

Gary Moth and Florence Butterfly swap identities in this fast-paced, humorous tale about self-discovery and acceptance. Illustrated in 2/c throughout.

Creator gives humans maple syrup gift, Gluskonba reminds them to care for village and each other. Hard work brings community together. English and Abenaki versions show communication style differences. Valuable for language reclamation efforts.

An inclusive and empowering guide to life's big questions about relationships, bodies, and identities, with expert advice and colorful illustrations.

"A spellbinding love story of Sonia and Sunny, whose lives intertwine on different continents, navigating love and family through tradition and modernity."

A non-verbal Autistic boy communicates with a tablet in "A Day with No Words" by Tiffany Hammond, showing the power of alternative forms of communication.

Heartfelt story of a child who eagerly awaits their sibling's birth, only to discover the baby died at birth. A quiet look at grief, with support resources.

A powerful collection of firsthand stories from young people in Gaza, shedding light on their struggles, dreams, and resilience under Israeli occupation.

A picture book about the perils of perfectionism as Lucas discovers the beauty in his imperfect home and family. Richly illustrated and lyrical.

A heartwarming picture book by Olympic gymnast Laurie Hernandez about never giving up on your dreams, with vibrant illustrations by Nina Mata.

Unleash the joy of making friends from unexpected places in this silly, wise, and surprising tale of calling on a banana phone.

A moving picture book about a Syrian refugee boy's love for his family's apple tree, giving him courage as he flees his homeland.

Graphic comics on the ongoing fight for self-determination in the Middle East, showcasing moments of struggle and inspiration amidst oppressive odds.

Imitate the actions of vehicles like a digger, concrete mixer, and crane! Fun activity to develop skills, encourage movement, and build vocabulary.

A poetic graphic novel by Feurat Alani depicting the untold human suffering in Iraq during the embargo and war, through vivid memories and powerful art.

Discover the history of native lands in America and who lived there before us. A primer for kids to explore their communities and trace the past.

Join Ethan and his family for a heartwarming Passover seder filled with traditions, food, and unexpected guests in this delightful picture book by Leslie Kimmelman.