👀 What We Found

Shane, with her ghost dogs, searches for her missing mother and a local boy after a strange encounter with a fairy ring. A prequel to Elatsoe, this captivating fantasy adventure is a must-read with vital representation.

A timely guide on resisting authoritarianism and preserving democracy, drawing on past lessons to navigate the uncertain future ahead.

George Takei's graphic memoir reveals his journey from closeted actor to LGBTQ+ icon, sharing the personal struggles and triumphs that shaped his life.

A young Indigenous woman and her dragon fight for their homeland's independence, sparking potential civil war in this epic fantasy sequel.

Time travel romance meets spy thriller in The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley - a witty, original exploration of love, power, and history.

Investigative study of far-right's assault on education and parent activist battles for control of public schools. A timely look at a cultural and political war.

An indigenous activist recounts her Amazonian childhood, cultural clash, and fight to protect the rainforest in this powerful memoir.

Discover how little dinosaurs handle anger in this humorous and insightful children's book by Yolen and Teague. With wit and wisdom, it teaches kids how to calm down and manage their feelings.

America's favorite bestselling dinosaurs are back to spread love and laughter in a funny bedtime story. With over 7 million copies sold, this book is perfect for parents and children to say "I love you" in a BIG way!

Beyond They/Them is a beautifully illustrated book highlighting 20 influential nonbinary individuals from various industries, celebrating diversity and inclusion.

Sibling rivalry takes a heartwarming turn in this 2023 Kirkus Best Book about Muslim American siblings learning to support each other through comedy and honesty.

Shailey fires her dad to maintain her bedtime routine, but struggles to find a replacement as her favorite fairytale characters bring chaos.

Debut novel about first romance, queer identity, and bravery. Soccer captain Mel struggles off the field while reconnecting with Tory online.

"Grandmother Fish introduces young readers to Charles Darwin's theory of common descent with engaging text and vibrant artwork, explaining the history of life on Earth and how we are all connected. Includes detailed backmatter."