"Monique Gray Smith shares poignant words about our endless hopes for young people in I Hope, a touching message for parents, caregivers, & grandparents."
Lane Smith's interactive read-aLOUD invites readers to take a break, run wild with their imaginations, and enjoy some school-sanctioned shenanigans any time with a fun and humorous twist.
Tommy Orange's masterful follow-up to There There explores generational trauma through the legacies of the Sand Creek Massacre and Carlisle Indian Industrial School. A powerful narrative of family, survival, and identity.
Explore the legacy of slavery through historical sites in America with Clint Smith's must-read narrative, uncovering hidden stories to shape a better future.
Bestselling author Maggie Smith breaks down creativity into ten essential elements in "Dear Writer," offering practical tools for writers of all levels.
A groundbreaking book exposing fatphobia and body shaming towards kids, offering strategies for parents to change the conversation around weight and self-worth.
IntersectionAllies: A celebration of solidarity, allyship, and community. Promotes equality and social justice through interconnected characters and diverse backgrounds.
Stickler, covered in sticks, spreads holiday cheer by giving the perfect stick gifts to his woodland friends in this heartwarming Christmas tale by Lane Smith.
Meet Max, a precocious eight-year-old who wishes for a "REAL" mustache with all his might. But be careful what you wish for... his wish comes true in unexpected ways. Fun and educational vocabulary builders included!
A stunning picture book by Nikkolas Smith celebrating the ingenuity and achievements of shared human ancestors, centered on Black people in our origin story.
Explore the consequences of slavery and Black resistance in America with The 1619 Project's lyrical picture book, Born on the Water, by Nikole Hannah-Jones and Renée Watson. 📚
"Braiding Sweetgrass for Young Adults explores Indigenous wisdom and scientific knowledge through the teachings of plants. A must-read for a new generation."