Bai Jian, a Chinese boy in search of a family, faces challenges with his unreliable father. A heartwarming middle grade novel about resilience and belonging.
Join Kylie on a humorous and heartfelt journey through middle school in this Judy Blume-esque novel about friendship, fitting in, and staying true to yourself.
Join Mia Tang in the latest Front Desk book, set in San Francisco's Chinatown! Competing at journalism camp, navigating crushes, and finding the right words.
"American Born Chinese, a graphic novel by Gene Yang, intertwines the lives of three characters in a modern fable. Winner of multiple awards, now on Disney+."
She Drives Me Crazy by Kelly Quindlen: High school rivals Scottie and Irene fake date after a fender bender, leading to unexpected feelings in this queer YA rom com.
Celebrate the Spring Lantern Festival in this charming picture book about a young girl's journey to reunite with her grandmother through Chinese mythology.
Gene Luen Yang, National Ambassador for Young People's Literature, presents a thrilling graphic novel series combining logic puzzles, coding, and mystery.
Mae inherits money and a dream of opening a queer bookstore in a coastal town, but faces resistance from a local who challenges her plans and her heart.
Three teenagers in a small seaside town are brought back from the dead to complete magical tasks in a supernatural power struggle, risking chaos and danger.
Join Ty and his friends in a musical adventure in Ty's Travels: Showtime! This engaging My First I Can Read book is perfect for children ages 3-6 with rhythmic text and whimsical illustrations. Join the fun!
A heartwarming fantasy about community, generosity, and the power of stories. Orphans in a struggling town uncover secrets and kindness in their midst.
Katara and Sokka return to a changed Southern Water Tribe in this graphic novel. Malina seeks unity, but Gilak leads a rebellion. Can Katara save her home?
Discover the untold stories of American labor heroes in this adaptation by Kim Kelly, celebrating the diverse voices and sacrifices that shaped our rights.
"The ultimate page-turner."—Kirkus Reviews. Kelly Barnhill's eerie debut novel follows Jack in a world of magic, friendship, and sacrifice in Hazelwood, Iowa.
Louise is thrilled when the class pet, Pigcasso, stays over for the weekend, but her cat is less than thrilled. Can they all survive the weekend together?
YA anthology featuring diverse authors & illustrators addressing book bans, empowering teens to fight for the freedom to read. Includes tips, resources, and recommended book lists.