👀 What We Found

Theo Parish's debut comic memoir explores the journey to self-discovery as a nonbinary person navigates high school's gender binary rules. A hopeful and intimate narrative for all seeking their place in the world.

Middle schooler Olivia navigates challenges of feeling invisible, both literally and figuratively, as she comes to terms with her asexual identity.

In the epic finale of the Inheritance Games Saga, uncover secrets, solve mysteries, and navigate danger to win it all—or lose everything.

Celebrate bird families in their diverse forms, showcasing love and acceptance in this beautifully illustrated picture book for ages 4-8.

A heartwarming picture book by Grace Lin about Little Snow's first snow and his irresistible urge to jump on his new fluffy bed.

Tender queer coming-of-age story about Ollie navigating puberty, identity, and bullying. A heartwarming tale of finding courage to be authentic.

A jaded bartender's life changes when a charming couple with an open marriage introduces her to new experiences, love, and self-discovery in a glamorous setting.

A vision of gratitude, reciprocity, and community based on lessons from the natural world, by bestselling author Robin Wall Kimmerer.

Help children understand and cope with grief and loss through gentle and age-appropriate conversations guided by child psychologist Dr. Jillian Roberts.

ALA 2021 Best Graphic Novel for Children. Kate's love for horseback riding is hindered by life's hardships in this relatable graphic novel by Kristin Varner.

Beloved children's classic about saying goodnight to everything in a room. Perfect bedtime story for little ones. Ideal gift for baby showers and birthdays.

Discover more adorable animals in Butt or Face? Volume 4- Adora-Butts! Guess if you're looking at a butt or a face while learning fascinating facts.

Noah and Donovan navigate college life at Wilderton University, joining a secret society and hiding a pig mascot in this funny sequel by Gordon Korman.

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.

Linda Sue Park's linked poems explore the question of what to save in an emergency in a middle school class, sparking lively dialog among students.

A young Taiwanese American artist struggles to find her voice amidst family secrets in this empowering graphic novel.