👀 What We Found

In Rick Riordan's Norse mythology series, Magnus and friends must find Thor's missing hammer before chaos ensues. A diverse, thrilling adventure for all ages.

Nora navigates fifth grade in a new school and uncovers a Secret Wing for students who see supernatural creatures, with help from her best friend and a magical cat.

Join Mychal Threets, host of Reading Rainbow, on a tour of the library in this heartwarming picture book. Explore the joy of libraries for all!

Devin finds joy in being true to himself by wearing a skirt to his family's special event, showing the importance of acceptance and self-expression.

A rhythmic and meditative read-aloud celebrating the beauty of babies' and toddlers' everyday moments. Perfect for bedtime cuddles and cozy storytime.

Both/And is a vital anthology of essays by trans and gender-nonconforming writers of color, sharing stories of joy, heartbreak, rage, and self-discovery.

Winner of the National Book Award for Fiction. An exploration of storytelling, history, and love in a desert setting. A must-read with rave reviews.

Explore the impact of electricity on our world, from lightning communication among fish to healing properties of microbes in "Electric Life".

Queer retelling of Psyche and Eros myth exploring freedom, love, and secrets in a magical world. Bold and subversive feminist narrative.

Critically acclaimed translation of The Iliad by Emily Wilson, hailed as a cultural landmark, brings Homer's epic to life in vivid, modern language.

Innovative YA anthology explores future realities through emerging technologies with ten speculative short stories by top authors.

Global icon Judith Butler confronts the attacks on gender fueling reactionary politics worldwide in this urgent, essential book. A timely must-read for those invested in reimagining collective futurity.

Riveting memoir by Nicole Graev Lipson explores womanhood through literature, challenging stereotypes and embracing complexity. A love letter to forgotten selves.

2023 Pura Belpré Award-winning YA novel: Bronx plagued by disappearances, friends uncover urban legend tying to sinister past. High stakes, Stranger Things meets Jordan Peele.

Care at the End of the World by Jina B. Kim explores disability in feminist and queer-of-color literature post-welfare reform, challenging individualism and promoting radical interdependency. Winner of Duke University Press Scholars of Color First Book Award.

A heartwarming small-town romance featuring an autistic heroine, secrets, and budding love. Can Jasper resist leaving Lake Pristine for good?

Hinds adapts Homer's timeless epic The Iliad into a stunning graphic novel, capturing the intense drama and emotions of the Trojan War.