👀 What We Found

BoyMom is a brutally honest exploration of raising boys in today's political climate, addressing masculinity, feminism, and the challenges boys face.

Explore the hidden world of conjure women in America, shaping culture through spiritual practices and herbal remedies for centuries.

Pauli Murray: trailblazer for civil and women's rights, activist, lawyer, and priest. This riveting biography in verse captures her extraordinary life.

"This American Ex-Wife explores gender politics of marriage and divorce in America, advocating for women to reclaim power through separation. A transformative read by Lyz Lenz."

A spunky feminist take on The Little Red Hen, where Ruby proves her brothers wrong by building something amazing on her own. Celebrates creativity and ingenuity!

From the bestselling author of Eloquent Rage comes a picture book introducing young readers to revolutionary Black women who changed the world, inspiring them to be strong and stand up for what's right.

A groundbreaking guide by Dr. Jen Gunter debunks myths about menopause with facts, expert advice, and empowering knowledge. A must-read for women's health.

An eye-opening look at women's sexuality through anonymous confessions from around the world, Want explores desires, fantasies, and taboos in a generation-defining book.

Trans and nonbinary heroes shine in this collection of thought-provoking and fun adventures that imagine a future where identity is celebrated, not restricted.

Middle grade novel about Mani Semilla, a Chinese-Filipino-American-Guatemalan girl navigating school, family secrets, and activism. Now in Spanish!

A feminist thriller in which a con artist's daughter is caught in a bank heist, forcing her to use all her skills to survive. Now in paperback!

Rebel Girl is Kathleen Hanna's raw memoir about her punk rock journey, friendships, struggles, and triumphs as a feminist icon in the music scene.

Explore middle grade novel Mani Semilla Finds Her Quetzal Voice, a powerful and heartfelt story about finding courage, identity, and standing up against injustice.

In partnership with GLAAD, this picture book explores gender in a supportive way, empowering children to express themselves freely.

Care at the End of the World by Jina B. Kim explores disability in feminist and queer-of-color literature post-welfare reform, challenging individualism and promoting radical interdependency. Winner of Duke University Press Scholars of Color First Book Award.

Discover the inspiring story of Mary Anning, the groundbreaking female scientist who discovered dinosaur bones and changed the world of paleontology. Perfect for kids who love dinosaurs and empowering stories about women in science.

IntersectionAllies: A celebration of solidarity, allyship, and community. Promotes equality and social justice through interconnected characters and diverse backgrounds.

adrienne maree brown's Loving Corrections offers love-based practices for collective power, righting wrongs, and true belonging in a fractured society.

Trust Kids! features essays, interviews, poems, and artwork exploring relationships with children, advocating for youth autonomy and questioning adult supremacy.

Follow Tiny Jenny, a mischievous fairy born to wrens, as she searches for her true family. But will the fairies accept her? Where does she belong?

A must-have for Pride Month! The Young Activist's Dictionary of Social Justice teaches kids about crucial concepts with inspiring bios and infographics.

Explore Indonesian folktales retold through a feminist lens in this empowering graphic novel. Girls with power save themselves in magical adventures.