👀 What We Found

2024 Sydney Taylor Book Award YA Honor: Vera, a golem made for vengeance, discovers a life beyond her purpose in this Jewish historical horror novel.

Join Ash, Pikachu, and friends on an action-packed adventure through Galar with brand-new Pokemon from Pokemon Sword and Shield. Based on a thrilling storyline from the Disney XD series.

Step 3 reader introduces trains of all shapes and sizes, from the famous Jacobite to historic steam locomotives. Learn about train technologies in full color photos.

Spark creativity and promote anti-racism with 38 engaging art activities for kids. Explore identity, culture, community, empathy, justice, and activism through fun projects.

YA debut novel about blood, family, and history. Noni Reid moves to Tangleroot Plantation with her perfect mother and uncovers dark secrets.

Empower, affirm, and support transgender youth with practical advice, research, and tools in "Raising Trans Kids." A lifeline for parents, educators, and advocates.

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.

Exploring the roots of modern queer identity and food culture, John Birdsall traces the evolution of queer food from the 20th century to present day.

A festive Passover anthology with stories from Jewish creators. Retelling the seder through fiction and verse for young readers.

"Violet & Jobie in the Wild: A thrilling animal adventure about two house mice exiled to the wilderness, exploring themes of friendship and bravery."

A murder mystery and Great American Novel in one, The Runaway is a love-affirming tale of small-town secrets and the power of community by James McBride.

A vivid graphic adaptation of Indigenous history in America, revealing the nation’s dark origins and highlighting Indigenous resilience over centuries.

Coming-of-age graphic novel Brownstone follows Almudena as she navigates her heritage with her estranged Guatemalan father in a Latin American neighborhood.

Monstrous is a poignant graphic memoir about a Korean-American girl using art to overcome racist bullying. Fans of Almost American Girl will love it!

Get ready to head back to school with Pete the Cat! Follow Pete as he explores his school, sings his song, and never stops moving and grooving. #groovy

Meet Zelda Wynn Valdes, a Black fashion icon who designed dresses to make people shine. From humble beginnings, she conquered the 1950s fashion world.

Board book version of everyone's favorite bunny! Trixie, Daddy, & Knuffle Bunny go to the Laundromat, but things go hilariously wrong. Beautifully illustrated. Check out Mo Willems' other series too!

Award-winning exploration of the extraordinary world of plants, revealing their intelligence, adaptability, and crucial role in our ecosystem.

Join Tag, Skyla, and Blaze as they journey to the Crystal Caverns to find the Ember Stone in this action-packed fantasy adventure for early readers! 📚✨

In the Key of Us: A coming-of-age story about two Black girls finding friendship and healing at music camp. Loss, love, and self-discovery intertwine in this lyrical novel by Mariama J. Lockington.