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A heartwarming story about a child with two moms and two houses, showing that love can be abundant even in the midst of life's changes.

Carter and Sadie Kane face off against chaos in the thrilling final adventure, with gods, monsters, and a fight for the fate of the world.

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Travel journal with prompts, games, maps, and fun facts. Record your trip details, keep photos & mementos. Great for kids ages 6 and up.

An intriguing mystery involving a mysterious treasure, a race against time, and the exploration of art and identity in New York City.

Big fun for tiny tots with 75 jumbo dinosaur stickers! Let your child's imagination run wild with colorful landscapes for hours of imaginative play.

Coming-of-age story of boy-meets-boy, friendship, and love. Follow Charlie and Nick as they navigate high school and discover the joys of love. Artwork included. Now on Netflix!

Teach children about body boundaries, consent, and respect through engaging scenarios in this child-friendly book. Empower kids to understand and assert their personal space.

A charming early chapter book series follows the Nguyen siblings as they explore Vietnamese culture with elements of the supernatural and social justice.

Thirteen-year-old Min breaks family rules to find her missing brother and a powerful Dragon Pearl in this sci-fi adventure with Korean mythology.

A big brother defends his adopted little brother's similarities despite physical differences in this heartwarming picture book about sibling bonds.

Comic and satirical story of Chloe, a bright middle schooler navigating stereotypes as a model-minority in a non-diverse town. New teacher, Ms. Lee, helps her explore her Korean background.

Winner of the 2021 Boston Globe Horn Book Award. Longlisted for the 2021 National Book Award. A compelling account of the Vincent Chin case and its impact on the Asian American community.

Taehee and her friends celebrate Daeboreum in a creepy, hilarious graphic novel about love and friendship in 1980s South Korea.

Join Aru Shah, a 12-year-old with a knack for stretching the truth, as she unwittingly awakens an ancient demon and must save the world with the help of the Pandava brothers in this hilarious graphic novel series endorsed by Rick Riordan.

Celebrate Asian American history and empowerment with vibrant illustrations in this uplifting call to action by Joanna Ho and Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya.

Aiden Thomas's Celestial Monsters is a thrilling duology finale where three semidioses must battle Obsidian gods to save their friends and bring back the sun.

Join Pearl Li, a big-hearted Taiwanese American girl, as she aims to save her favorite boba tea shop by selling her handcrafted amigurumi dolls. Can she raise enough money before it's too late?