👀 What We Found

In Witchcraft for Wayward Girls, pregnant teens in 1970s Florida find power through witchcraft, but at a deadly price. A chilling and original horror novel.

Sociologist explores the impact of America's lack of support for chronically ill and disabled citizens, revealing the strain it puts on intimate relationships.

Graphic memoir exposing the troubled teen industry through Sofia's harrowing experiences in behavioral correction facilities.

Laura Kate Dale shares her candid journey growing up as a gay trans woman on the autism spectrum, exploring the intersections of sexuality, gender, and autism with humor and honesty.

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.

A propulsive debut novel exploring millennial enemies turned lovers Avra and Kieran, grappling with desire, obsession, and queer identity.

Rebel Girl is Kathleen Hanna's raw memoir about her punk rock journey, friendships, struggles, and triumphs as a feminist icon in the music scene.

In a city of thieves and assassins, two enemies with secret powers face off in a deadly game of revenge and love in this young adult fantasy.

A lyrical and searing debut collection of poems exploring intersections of trans identity, magic, myth, family, and religion in a world where gender transition is ubiquitous if you know where to look.

Award-winning Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toha's powerful collection of poems about life in Gaza during wartime, offering glimpses of resilience and beauty amid chaos and suffering.

An enthralling stand-alone companion to Show Me a Sign by Ann Clare LeZotte. Mary embarks on a gripping adventure to teach a young deaf girl, confronting history's ills along the way.

Middle grade debut by bestselling author, featuring a bird-loving boy who must protect his world from dangerous creatures invading through a rip in the sky.

From award-winning author Kwame Alexander comes a searing trilogy about a boy's epic odyssey in Africa. A gripping adventure that will open your eyes.

Oscar-nominated star Elliot Page's groundbreaking memoir, Pageboy, explores love, family, fame, and the journey to self-discovery as a trans and queer person in Hollywood.

Winner of the 2021 Boston Globe Horn Book Award. Longlisted for the 2021 National Book Award. A compelling account of the Vincent Chin case and its impact on the Asian American community.

Rabbit struggles with grief, toxic relationships, and revenge in this darkly glittering YA novel about love, agency, and justice.

Elliot Page's inspiring memoir Pageboy is a powerful and evocative exploration of love, fame, and self-discovery in the face of societal pressure and personal challenges.

An inspiring true story of Amazon activist Paty Gualinga's fight to protect sacred lands, beautifully illustrated with a powerful message of conservation and community resilience.

YA fantasy novel "Legendborn" by Tracy Deonn reimagines King Arthur legend with Southern folk traditions and Black Girl Magic. Bree uncovers secrets after entering a secret society at UNC-Chapel Hill.

"A New York Times Notable book! Katie Beaton's graphic novel explores loneliness and survival in Alberta's oil sands. Winner of Canada Reads 2023!"

"Ducks: Two Years in the Oil Sands" by Kate Beaton is a powerful graphic novel about a woman navigating the harsh reality of Alberta's oil rush. Winner of Canada Reads and praised by Barack Obama.

A powerful nonfiction debut weaving personal narratives of recovery and reclamation, exploring grief, family, and the American experience through pop culture references.

A cookbook celebrating the history and delicious food of legendary Jewish appetizing shop Russ & Daughters in NYC. Featuring recipes and stories.

A tale inspired by real-life trailblazing doctor Mary Edwards Walker, challenging gender norms with a bold message of self-expression.