👀 What We Found

In "Cuckoo" by Gretchen Felker-Martin, teens at a conversion camp face evil in the desert. Survivors must stop it 16 years later before it's too late.

The first installment of the graphic novel adaptation of Frank Herbert's Dune. A visually stunning retelling of the sci-fi classic.

Classroom Edition of The Martian: Astronaut stranded on Mars fights for survival. Will resourcefulness prevail against impossible odds?

First-day-of-school fears are calmed when Olu discovers his new teacher is warm and approachable in this tender picture-book debut.

A whimsical picture book about a boy and a dog from outer space who must learn to live in harmony despite their differences.

Limited first print run with sprayed edges and stenciled script design. Exes Theo and Kit compete on a European food and wine tour, reigniting old feelings. A romantic comedy by Casey McQuiston.

Graphic novel adaptation of Dune continues with young Paul Atreides and Lady Jessica stranded on Arrakis. A blend of adventure, spirituality, and politics.

Discover the incredible journey of Hans and Margret Rey in a unique large format book that includes illustrations, photos, ticket stubs, and more.

A witty picture book biography celebrating the life and art of James Marshall, creator of beloved characters like Miss Nelson and George and Martha.

An exquisite YA poetry anthology celebrating Black voices and experiences, featuring poems by acclaimed authors like Nikki Giovanni and Audre Lorde.

Shining a light on revolutionary young women paired with female artists, this inspiring poetry collection celebrates persistent women throughout history.

Karen gets a disastrous haircut in this graphic novel from The Baby-sitters Club spin-off series. Can she regain her confidence and feel glamorous again?

The journey to self-discovery through the childhood stories of nine members of the trans community. Music, acting, teaching, science, activism - all paths lead to becoming who they truly are.

NYT and USA Today bestseller Punished for Dreaming reveals the impact of 40 years of racist education policies on Black lives, offering a roadmap for repair and transformation.