A feminist retelling of a classic fairy tale where a girl uses her last matches to envision a brighter future and lead a strike for justice in Victorian London.
Vivid novel in verse based on true story of Roberto Alvarez and Lemon Grove Incident, showing courage to stand up against school segregation in 1930s America.
Award-winning author Amy Sarig King tackles censorship and intolerance in a powerful novel as Mac fights to uncover the truth and stand up for what's right.
A quirky debut about two young witches, Delpha and Katy, who must overcome their rivalry to stop a deadly hex from unleashing chaos in Howler's Hollow.
S. Bear Bergman's advice book with illustrations by Saul Freedman-Lawson offers practical wisdom with a queer perspective on navigating life's challenges.
Laugh-out-loud picture book about Shark Girl seeking revenge on a greedy fishing captain. With a feel-good message and a hilarious twist on a classic tale by bestselling comics creator Kate Beaton.
Kids with animal-transforming powers must save Lotus Island from an evil plan to destroy it. Can they protect their powers and the fragile ecosystem in time? Ideal for reluctant readers with magic and adventure.
Discover your place in a lineage of greatness in "I AM FLY" - a joyful celebration of Black excellence and boy joy. Internalize the potential for your own success as you meet ten exceptional Black men who have paved the way.
Louie and Ralphie Ratso conquer fears to build an arcade in this heartwarming chapter book sequel. Can they face their fears and make their dream come true?
Winner of 2013 John Burroughs Association Riverby Award. Ellie and Ricky explore the forest, discovering the wildlife and habitats within. Educational and engaging read.
"Learn about the revolutionary Black Panther Party and their fight for justice in Kekla Magoon's eye-opening and inspiring book, Revolution in Our Time."
Join Mia Tang in the latest Front Desk book, set in San Francisco's Chinatown! Competing at journalism camp, navigating crushes, and finding the right words.
A Pulitzer Prize finalist reveals the intertwining of Northern industrial economy and Southern slave labor in 19th century America through everyday objects.