National Book Award Finalist The Unboxing of a Black Girl by Angela Shanté is a creative nonfiction reflection on Black girlhood in NYC, exploring innocence, joy, and societal critiques.
"Vibrant middle grade collection celebrating Black girlhood with stories and poems from legendary authors. Featuring joy, strength, and beauty in everyday moments."
Reframe intimate relationships, combat loneliness, and build community with practical steps in this blend of memoir and social science, Kin by Sophie Lucido Johnson.
From bestselling author Maureen Johnson comes a new YA mystery about a teen tour guide who uncovers a dark secret on an island mansion, risking it all to solve the mystery before history repeats itself.
Train Dreams by Denis Johnson: A haunting novella about an ordinary man in extraordinary times in the American West at the turn of the twentieth century.
From the bestselling author of Eloquent Rage comes a picture book introducing young readers to revolutionary Black women who changed the world, inspiring them to be strong and stand up for what's right.
Angela Cervantes' heartfelt novel follows Lety, who must find her voice as she competes with a classmate to write animal profiles at a shelter. A story of friendship and perseverance.
Liam finds solace in an imaginary world with animal friends when his parents argue. This heartwarming series helps children find hope during tough times.
Discover the world of backyard bugs in Some Bugs! Rhyming text and colorful illustrations introduce young readers to butterflies, crickets, bumblebees, and more.