👀 What We Found

A powerful and timely novel about racial tension and the repercussions of a violent act, told through the perspectives of two teens on opposing sides.

Nonbinary fourth-grader Riley adores animals, especially big, fluffy dogs. They are excited to watch one for a week, expecting more fun than work.

Mama's family gears up for their annual summer softball game as nonbinary fourth-grader Riley eagerly anticipates the busy yet fun-filled day ahead.

Discover the ancient art of Balinese rice farming, a sustainable practice that connects culture and nature. Stunning photos showcase this earth-friendly tradition.

Nonbinary fourth-grader Riley leads a massive decluttering event that turns into a neighborhood sale, teaching the importance of letting go of memories.

Mama's fundraiser gala at the library gets a glittery makeover thanks to Riley. Can they raise enough money to fix the broken elevator?

Empowering new picture book by Peter H. Reynolds encourages kids to use their voices to make a difference in the world. Say something today!

Explore celebrations in seven indigenous cultures and the US through striking photography, revealing common rituals like body decoration and dance.

An inspiring holiday story about the gift of words, connecting people and spreading hope, love, and joy. Join Jerome on his word-collecting journey!

Photojournalist Jan Reynolds captures the cultures and climates of indigenous peoples in this series. Follow Sara and Kari, Sami reindeer herders, in the Arctic springtime.

Friends Marco and Maddie have a shared birthday party with nonbinary fourth-grader Riley. Homemade ice cream is in the works, games and fun in the meantime.

Join young cousins Dawa and Olana on the grassy plains of Mongolia as they embark on a special day of learning to be skilled horsemen in their nomadic lifestyle. 🐎🌾

Nonbinary fourth-grader Riley and friends discover the magic of a simple park that holds something truly special.

Nonbinary fourth-grader Riley and classmates face a problem hours before the show. With time running out, they discover multiple solutions to save the day!

"Drawn to Change the World showcases 16 youth activists fighting for our planet, inspiring action and empowering readers to make a difference."

Essential chapter book on racism and antiracism in America from #1 NYT bestsellers Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds, with stunning art and valuable resources.

A powerful novel in verse about a Black teen with ADHD finding self-expression and love during a summer school rap battle, battling to graduate.

In a world flooded and abandoned, NOA the robot cares for zoo animals on an ark, seeking a new home. A wordless sci-fi parable of compassion.

Compete for the title of finest mustache in this funny board book where different animals sport creative and wacky 'staches in a hilarious contest.

Explore winter light and holiday traditions in this luminous die-cut book by Aaron Becker, perfect for fans of You Are Light and My Favorite Color.