👀 What We Found

"The Revolution Will Be Well Fed by Corrie Locke-Hardy is a baking book that combines delicious recipes with social justice education and community organizing."

Explore a new side of Emily Dickinson, a powerful, adventurous, and joyful poet rediscovered through childhood adventures in Amherst, MA with her loyal dog Carlo.

Join Jean Zeid, Émilie Rouge, and Roby on a journey through video game history in a graphic novel exploring the evolution of digital entertainment.

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

Two writers compete to tell the story of a mysterious woman with hidden secrets, facing unexpected challenges and a budding romance along the way.

In "Is This a Cry for Help?", librarian Darcy confronts book-banning crusaders after returning from a mental breakdown, finding empowerment and love through her community and the power of libraries.

An enchanting love letter to bookstores, inspired by Emily Arrow's song, Dear Bookstore celebrates the magic of reading and the joy of exploring new worlds.

Follow Emily Wilde, a renowned dryadologist, as she delves into the deadly intrigues of Faerie with her fiancé. Will they unravel the curse before it's too late? The enchanting third installment in the series.

Winner of the 2021 Arab American Awards and 2020 Big Other Awards, Abraham's debut poetry collection Birthright delves into the complexities of identity, ownership, and existence.

A rising pop star navigates fame in the late-90s/early-2000s. Her story challenges perceptions of celebrity in a captivating debut novel.

A groundbreaking novel about a woman named Stephen who loves women, facing societal constraints and desperate actions. Banned for obscenity in 1928.

"A shimmering new novel by Emily Henry about opposites Daphne and Miles becoming roommates and fake dating in Waning Bay, Michigan."