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Award-winning author Crescent Dragonwagon and illustrator Jessica Love present a classic picture book that reassures children it will be okay, with humanity and grace.

Jessica Khoury's soaring fantasy series follows Ellie, a Sparrow Clan member, and Nox, a Crow, as they navigate a world of winged people and deadly secrets.

Discover the history and meaning of LGBTQIA+ Pride flags with this vibrant book filled with fun facts, colorful illustrations, and a blank flag to design!

Disabled parent Jessica Slice challenges societal norms in Disability Culture Parenting, showing how disabled parents offer radical acceptance and wisdom for all parents.

A boy inspired by mermaids on the subway creates his own fabulous costume in a heartwarming picture book about self-love and celebrating individuality.

Award-winning author Jessica Young and New York Times bestselling illustrator Renee Kurilla tell a heartwarming story of three characters navigating the first day of school together, learning the power of living in the present.

A bullied teen finds an AI hidden in a fantasy game, sparking a dangerous adventure to evade those who would use her to start a world war.

A breakneck thriller exploring society's obsession with serial killers. Follow two women seeking justice against all odds. By Jessica Knoll.

Embrace the viral chonk cat trend with this unique kit of mini nesting dolls, perfect for cat lovers and chonk cat enthusiasts. Includes 3 dolls and a mini book celebrating chonky felines.

Cursed Morrigan escapes death and enters magical world, facing trials to stay in Nevermoor. A fresh take on magic for fans of Harry Potter.

Group Scenes for Young Actors features 32 tailored three to six-person scenes for performers age 7-14. Ideal for drama classes, this book by award-winning playwright Jessica Penzias offers gender-neutral characters and emotional arcs to engage actors and audiences. Published by Beat by Beat Press, the global leader in theatre education resources.

A young girl celebrates her unique way of thinking and experiencing the world in this book about self-acceptance and neurodiversity.