👀 What We Found

YA romance by Erin Entrada Kelly & Kwame Mbalia follows Pacy & Cecil as they navigate love & mishaps in freshman year. A hilarious tale of imperfectly perfect love.

On his 80th birthday, a novelist reflects on memory, love, and mortality, weaving a tale of friendship, betrayal, and the writer's craft.

New translation of Sophocles' Antigone captures the play's theatricality. Focuses on conflict between individual and state, with powerful ethical implications.

A nuanced portrait of Gen Z, the first digital natives. They offer fresh perspectives on collaboration and problem-solving in our digital world.

Discover the fascinating world of botanical spirals and the scientists who studied them, from Darwin to Turing. Do Plants Know Math? explores the mystery and beauty of Fibonacci patterns in nature.

Care at the End of the World by Jina B. Kim explores disability in feminist and queer-of-color literature post-welfare reform, challenging individualism and promoting radical interdependency. Winner of Duke University Press Scholars of Color First Book Award.

Unveiling America's tax secrets: how the rich avoid paying their fair share, creating a separate society of ultra-wealthy elites.

Award-winning history book reexamines American history through the lens of Native American perspectives, revealing the essential role Indigenous peoples played.

Buddhist teacher explores wisdom from Buddha and Socrates on ethical challenges, offering a middle way for a flourishing and engaged life.

Trans Bodies, Trans Selves is a comprehensive guide for transgender individuals, written by transgender authors. Covers various topics and experiences.

Revealing premodern theological roots of trans identity through early modern English religious texts, challenging assumptions about the origins of trans life.

Abandoned baby girl raised by fearcatcher in Soviet Armenia seeks freedom in a changing world, facing legacy of fear and destiny.

Explore the rich narratives and history of Mount Holyoke in Western Massachusetts, detailing its significance and preservation efforts.

A Pulitzer Prize finalist reveals the intertwining of Northern industrial economy and Southern slave labor in 19th century America through everyday objects.

A guide to the six perfections in Buddhism, exploring how to perfect generosity, morality, tolerance, energy, meditation, and wisdom in modern life.

Celebrate the 25th anniversary of wolf reintroduction to Yellowstone National Park with firsthand accounts from experts and stunning wildlife photography.

Winner of 2013 John Burroughs Association Riverby Award. Ellie and Ricky explore the forest, discovering the wildlife and habitats within. Educational and engaging read.

A heartwarming children's book celebrating Black family connections across generations during the Great Migration, with illustrations made of repurposed textiles.