👀 What We Found

Explore middle grade novel Mani Semilla Finds Her Quetzal Voice, a powerful and heartfelt story about finding courage, identity, and standing up against injustice.

Yolanda Alvarez faces a white boy's threatening presence with the wisdom of her Bruja Diosas ancestors. A gripping debut exploring race, justice, education, and spirituality.

Shane, with her ghost dogs, searches for her missing mother and a local boy after a strange encounter with a fairy ring. A prequel to Elatsoe, this captivating fantasy adventure is a must-read with vital representation.

Middle grade novel about Mani Semilla, a Chinese-Filipino-American-Guatemalan girl navigating school, family secrets, and activism. Now in Spanish!

Locus Award-winning YA fantasy novel featuring an asexual Apache teen protagonist who communicates with ghosts, solving a murder mystery in a creepy town.

In "Chooch Helped," a Cherokee girl reluctantly introduces her little brother to family traditions, showcasing sibling dynamics and cultural connections.

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.

In an alternate 2020, Maddie fights for justice in a revolutionary occupation. A powerful climate fiction story that ignites hope and resistance.

Winner of John Newbery Medal and Pura Belpré Award. A gripping tale of a girl who carries the memories of Earth on a journey to a new planet.

"PEDRO & DANIEL is a powerful novel about two Mexican American brothers facing adversity with love and resilience. A unique coming-of-age story."

Discover a new take on the Aztec myth of Quetzalcoatl and Xolotl, gods who created humanity and faced challenges in bringing them to earth.

Courageous astronaut Aiko meets talking space dogs on a new planet. Can she find her way back home while helping the dogs protect theirs?

Craft book by Martha Stewart Living alums Jodi Levine & Margaret McCartney. Follow Mouse through Mousetown with over 30 recycled material activities.

Pura Belpré Honor winner Donna Barba Higuera delivers a captivating dystopian tale of survival and courage in a barren wasteland.

Essential book answering questions about Native American culture for young readers, by acclaimed Ojibwe author Anton Treuer. Award-winning and informative.

Illustrated edition of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, full of magical creatures and proceeds support Comic Relief and Lumos.

"1863 NYC: Dinos roam as Civil War rages. Magdalys & friends fly on dactylback to rescue kidnapped orphans. High-octane historical adventure!"