👀 What We Found

Discover the joy of pronouns in this whimsical picture book. Learn how pronouns can be empowering and defining, celebrating gender euphoria.

Muợn Thi Van and Jessica Love celebrate the reasons we love people in a call-and-response picture book showcasing diverse families. Love is simple yet complex.

Join three friends in an action-packed adventure to crack codes, find treasure, and escape an abandoned funhouse in this instant bestseller by Lindsay Currie.

A voice-driven novel about friendship, responsibility, & uncovering the truth. Max seeks answers after a mysterious night in the woods changes everything.

Nyla competes in a bird watching contest to earn respect at school, navigating friendships and pressures to be cool while staying true to herself.

Graphic novel about Olive and Willow venturing off to summer camp for the first time. Will they patch things up before camp is over?

Sisters Lucy and GiGi face off in a fencing duel with high stakes in this funny and emotional graphic novel about family rivalry and sisterly love.

Unleash your curiosity with Stuff Kids Should Know - a hilarious and mind-blowing book packed with fascinating facts and stories!

A boy and his dog face Hurricane Katrina in this graphic novel adaptation of I Survived. Can Barry survive the storm alone? Exciting and educational.

Zoey, Pip, and Sassafras must use science to save the forest roses, crucial for newborn hippogriffs, before their eggs hatch.

After her mother's death, Adara struggles to communicate her grief. With the help of a magical succulent, she learns to open up and heal.

Humble Pie learns to speak up in this empowering addition to the #1 New York Times bestselling Food Group series by Jory John and Pete Oswald!

Join four adorable dogs on a tail-wagging adventure in DnDoggos: Get the Party Started! A graphic novel where Pickles, Tonka, and Zoey must save the day by rescuing a missing boy and finding stolen toys.

Congressman John Lewis presents March, a graphic novel trilogy, chronicling his lifelong fight for civil rights. A powerful, firsthand account of a historic movement.

Young monk Brendan must finish a magical book with the help of a fairy in this enchanting conclusion to the Irish Folklore Trilogy.

Just Us brings comfort and warmth during the holidays when loved ones are apart. A heartwarming read for ages 3-7 about adapting traditions and finding gratitude.