Discover your true desires, escape societal expectations, embrace your inner power, and create the relationships of your dreams with Arielle Egozi's empowering guidance in Being Bad.
First scholarly treatment of Nnedi Okorafor's acclaimed fiction, exploring themes of young adult development, fantasy, science fiction, and African mythology.
Get ready for a fantastical adventure in "Medusa" by Katherine Marsh! Join Ava at a boarding school for descendants of Greek monsters as she uncovers a world-changing secret. Packed with action and mystery, this feminist fantasy is a must-read!
Explore the history of Pride and the rainbow flag in this beautifully illustrated Little Golden Book, perfect for addressing themes of diversity and equality.
"A powerful feminist retelling of an ancient tale about empathy and defiance in beautiful verse. Arachne challenges Athena in a fateful weaving contest."
Meena and her sisters manage a bustling house on a busy Saturday, challenging traditional gender roles in a heartwarming tale of family and empowerment.
A novel of love, art, and desire as a writer grapples with life intersecting with art. An insightful exploration of moral complexities and conflicting beliefs.
Introducing Teddy is a heartwarming story about friendship and acceptance, helping young readers understand gender identity and being true to yourself.
"The Dry Season" by Melissa Febos explores her year of celibacy, self-discovery, and newfound freedom, reflecting on relationships and feminist heroes.
Locus Award-winning YA fantasy novel featuring an asexual Apache teen protagonist who communicates with ghosts, solving a murder mystery in a creepy town.
A series of picture books designed to help adults initiate important conversations with young children about race, gender, justice, and more in a supportive way.
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.
Educational read-aloud series for toddlers and up, focusing on race, gender, and justice. Experts provide tools for adults to start important conversations with children.
Discover Laura Ingalls Wilder's real-life adventures in the award-winning Little House series, beginning with Little House in the Big Woods. Join four-year-old Laura as she navigates pioneer life in 1871 Wisconsin.
Jeanette Winterson and Shahrazad take us on a captivating journey through old stories in One Aladdin Two Lamps, exploring the power of fiction and the ability to change our own narratives.