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.
Hello Sacred Life by Kim Krans is a delightful board book celebrating nature and life, introducing children to big-picture concepts in a beautiful, inspiring way.
Kim-Joy's debut graphic novel Turtle Bread follows Yan as she navigates mental health and finds friendship through baking club. Includes illustrated recipes!
Sal and Gabi must deal with a rogue Gabi from another universe while solving the mystery of a missing student. Hilarious sci-fi sequel with Cuban flair.
Two friends in South Korea defy societal norms by choosing to live together in their forties, creating a unique household with four cats and redefining domestic bliss on their own terms.
A graphic novel adaptation of the National Book Award-winning history of racist ideas in America, exploring antiracist efforts through the lives of key figures.
"Paola Santiago faces new challenges as she ventures into the void to rescue her friend Dante, encountering Mexican folklore creatures along the way. A gripping middle grade fantasy by Tehlor Kay Mejia."
Discover the fascinating myths and stories behind your favorite American Chinese food in this beautifully illustrated book by Grace Lin. A perfect gift for food lovers and story enthusiasts!
Sunmi's debut graphic novel explores resilience and reinvention through the unexpected connection between two queer, Asian American teenagers in the San Francisco Bay Area.
A powerful look at race in America by Winona Guo & Priya Vulchi, sharing stories and strategies to challenge racial inequity and promote understanding.