👀 What We Found

YA book by Tiffany Jewell exposes racism in US schools, featuring personal narratives of Black and Brown students and educators. An empowering must-read.

Thirteen-year-old Keedie Darrow, an autistic girl, starts an anti-bullying agency in middle school to stand up for those who are different.

Greg Heffley is falsely accused of damaging school property, and is trapped indoors with his family during a surprise blizzard.

The Pea That Was Me Vol. 3: An Embryo Donation Story introduces kids to the idea of embryo donation in a simple and heartwarming way.

A heartwarming tale of kindness and second chances starring Pocket Bear, the unofficial mayor of Second Chances Home. Love, bravery, and loyalty abound in this unforgettable story.

Jo Jo Makoons plans a winter Olympics during a snow day on her Ojibwe reservation, promoting healthy habits and bringing her community together.

In Book 2 of the Kane Chronicles, Carter and Sadie Kane must battle gods and monsters to prevent the Chaos snake from destroying the world.

A bestselling series where Sophie befriends an Alicorn and risks everything to uncover secrets that could save lives in this enchanting second book.

Award-winning graphic novel about a boy navigating two worlds at a prestigious school as one of the few kids of color. A must-read for tween readers!

Winner of multiple prestigious awards, E.M. Carroll's graphic novel "A Guest in the House" tells a haunting horror story of a young woman unraveling a dark mystery surrounding her new husband's former wife.

In Dragon Kingdom of Wrenly, Ruskin must face a curse threatening his kingdom, embarking on a dangerous mission to save Wrenly from destruction.

Marcella struggles with sixth grade, ADHD, and changes in her life. Damian Alexander's graphic novel explores growing up and staying true to oneself.

Go back in time with History Comics! Join three teens as they journey to the Stonewall Riots in 1969 and meet iconic LGBTQ activists in this graphic novel.

Discover the thrilling world of Norse mythology in Rick Riordan's #1 New York Times best-selling Magnus Chase series, now in paperback! Join Magnus as he embarks on a dangerous quest to prevent Ragnarok. Ideal for middle schoolers and older readers.

Explore racism and antiracism in America with this #1 New York Times bestseller. Learn how to identify and combat racist ideas for a better future. Check out the educator guide for younger readers.

12-year-old Winnie Nash navigates family secrets while discovering the joy of Pride in this powerful novel by an award-winning author.

In THE INVISIBLE LEASH, Patrice Karst explores the spiritual connection between pet owners and their animals, providing comfort and healing after loss.