A collection of short fiction and poems on menstruation by Black, Indigenous, and/or people of color authors. Tales of joy, sorrow, and self-discovery.
Reina Ramos is a tour guide in this Level Two I Can Read story with Spanish vocabulary. Engaging illustrations and positive messages make this a must-read!
Engaging picture book invites children to see trees as living beings with unique stories, encouraging a deeper connection to nature and appreciation of the environment.
Award-winning author Jessica Young and New York Times bestselling illustrator Renee Kurilla tell a heartwarming story of three characters navigating the first day of school together, learning the power of living in the present.
A feminist retelling of a classic fairy tale where a girl uses her last matches to envision a brighter future and lead a strike for justice in Victorian London.
In "You Don't Know Everything, Jilly P!", author Alex Gino tackles social justice issues through the story of Jilly, her Deaf sister, and her friendship with a Deaf, Black ASL user.
From the bestselling author of Eloquent Rage comes a picture book introducing young readers to revolutionary Black women who changed the world, inspiring them to be strong and stand up for what's right.
Emma McKenna faces her former best friend turned enemy on her first day of school at Curiosity Academy, determined to make new friends and avoid disaster in this touching and funny tale.
Join Nell in the Magical Land of Gumbling as she navigates 7th grade disappointments, friend drama, and mystery in this enchanting graphic novel-diary hybrid.
Nell of Gumbling is back with another magical adventure in her hometown. Join her and her friends on an enchanted camping trip gone wrong in this delightful story of friendship and teamwork.
Embark on a colorful journey through history and science with this zany and vibrant nonfiction guide to all things color. Fun, interactive, and informative!
In this queer coming-of-age middle-grade novel, sisters Anna and Eli must fend for themselves when their mom goes to rehab. Trust, forgiveness, and self-discovery are themes in this award-nominated paperback.