👀 What We Found

Manifesto challenging ideas about disability, arguing disabled people are experts in technology. Explores ableism and advocates for more accessible futures.

Big Nate faces hilarious challenges as a sixth-grade dynamo in this thrilling installment. With surprises and laughs galore, his adventures will keep you entertained!

Sixth-grade renaissance man Nate Wright is bombastic and larger than life, constantly stirring things up at P.S. 38 with his antics and life lessons.

A beautifully illustrated guide to ancient nature-based holidays, with themed meditations, crafts, and rituals for honoring the seasons. Celebrate the magic of the natural world!

Ana & Andrew visit grandparents in Savannah, Georgia, learning church was built by slaves. With help from an unusual source. Common Core aligned.

A gothic horror novel set in 1883 London with a trans, autistic protagonist fighting against a patriarchal society and unraveling a sinister mystery at a haunted finishing school.

Ana & Andrew travel to Ghana with Papa, exploring the culture and food. They visit Cape Coast Castle to learn about slave trade origins.

Finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Andrew Leland's memoir explores his transition from sightedness to blindness with curiosity and humor, delving into the rich culture of living with a disability.

Finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Andrew Leland's memoir explores his transition from sight to blindness with curiosity and wit, delving into the rich culture of blindness.

A shy eleven-year-old manages anxiety through improv, finding her voice and self-confidence in the process. Heartfelt and funny coming-of-age story.

Queer Appalachian thriller: Trans autistic teen uncovers secrets in a generational feud. Limited first edition available for preorder!

A queer novel about a trans boy on the run from a cult, armed with a deadly secret. Can he control the monster within to save humanity?

In a haunting historical tale, Silas Bell defies societal norms in a gothic horror filled with ghosts and secrets. A must-read for fans of transgressive fiction.

Alien meets Midsommar in this chilling debut novel about identity, survival, and transformation during an alien invasion in rural West Virginia.

Discover how to thrive after finishing your writing project in "The Release" as Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew guides you towards a fulfilling creative practice.

A seventh grader gets swept into a fantasy quest in this funny, adventurous series where being the 'Chosen One' isn't all fun and games.

Liam is nervous about starting at a new school. When a classmate asks about his cleft lip, he learns to embrace his differences and be proud.