👀 What We Found

A genre-blurring novel spanning centuries about a single house in the New England woods and its diverse inhabitants, connected by love, madness, and history.

Unforgettable story of Violet, who moves to a mysterious new house on Katydid Street and falls ill, feeling the presence of ghosts in her room.

"Daniel's Dream, by chef Daniel Humm and Roda Ahmed, encourages kids to be themselves boldly in a world that may not understand. Dream big!"

YA about Wilhelmina, lost in grief and limbo after a tumultuous year. Mysterious clues offer hope in her search for a way forward.

A vivid graphic adaptation of Indigenous history in America, revealing the nation’s dark origins and highlighting Indigenous resilience over centuries.

Join Coyote and her dad on a cross-country road trip to scatter her mom's ashes, searching for a lost book with the secret location. Adventure awaits!

"North Woods is a mesmerizing novel spanning centuries of lives linked to a single house in New England. Full of love, madness, and magic, it explores connections to nature, history, and each other."

Emotionally charged novel follows four generations of Filipino American boys navigating identity, masculinity, and father-son relationships.

2023 Rainbow List Book: A inspiring story of friendship between two middle schoolers dealing with physical and mental health challenges after a traumatic experience.

Explore asexual love in sci-fi, fantasy, & contemporary tales. From wheelchair races to mermaids, these unconventional stories showcase diverse aces.

America Redux, an award-winning and critically acclaimed cultural history book, challenges America's myths and redefines its identity through visual storytelling.

"PEDRO & DANIEL is a powerful novel about two Mexican American brothers facing adversity with love and resilience. A unique coming-of-age story."

Learn about immigration, naturalization, and the diverse paths to US citizenship in this illuminating picture book. Celebrate those who enrich our country and strive to participate in our democracy.

Celebrate 30 inspiring Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders in U.S. history in partnership with the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center.

Stephen Kinzer's Overthrow chronicles the history of U.S.-backed coups and invasions of foreign governments, revealing the long-term consequences of regime change.

A powerful and timely novel about racial tension and the repercussions of a violent act, told through the perspectives of two teens on opposing sides.

The Survivor Tree, a symbol of resilience, survived 9/11 and now stands at the memorial, showcasing hope and healing through nature's cycle of colors.

Discover America’s hidden history in this riveting young readers' volume, exploring the US's role in the Cold War with poignant photos and untold stories.

A Chinese teen and his family face mistreatment at Angel Island while navigating life as immigrants in the United States, searching for the American Dream.

Discover the life of Alexander Hamilton, a key figure in post-Revolutionary War America, in this Level Two I Can Read biography with historical illustrations.

Moving stories of children in migration shared in their own words. English and Spanish versions with illustrations by Latinx artists. Supports Project Amplify.

Powerful teen graphic novel memoir about immigration, belonging, and the transformative power of art. Perfect for fans of American Born Chinese.

Learn about Juneteenth, the holiday celebrating the end of chattel slavery in the US. Author Kirsti Jewel shares stories and history in this engaging book with illustrations.