👀 What We Found

Descubre la emoción y desafíos de la llegada de un nuevo bebé a la familia y la relación especial que surge entre hermanos en esta serie de libros ilustrados.

Cherokee sibling story, Chooch Helped, explores family traditions with stunning collage illustrations. A heartwarming tale of acceptance and love.

A young girl with a disability wants her classmates to ask questions instead of spreading rumors in this heartfelt picture book about celebrating differences.

A Young People's History of the United States gives voice to marginalized groups in US history, offering a radical perspective on America's past and present.

Cocoa discovers she'll be living at Rabbit House Café, where she meets Chino, Rize, Chiyo, and Sharo. Friendships blossom in this cute and lively cafe!

Award-winning children's book on bodies, gender, and sexuality. A comic for kids and caregivers to start important conversations in a inclusive and informative way.

This board book series helps adults start important conversations about race, gender, consent, and body positivity with young children in a safe and supported way.

Former WH Press Secretary Jen Psaki shares lessons from her career, offering advice on effective communication in any situation. A must-read for all.

"Seeing Gender explores the complexities of gender and sexuality through history, science, and personal stories, offering guidance and understanding for LGBTQIA+ individuals and allies alike."

Stephen King's "The Life of Chuck" is a mind-bending tale in reverse, exploring one man's life in a world on the brink of collapse. Now a feature film.

In "Cuckoo" by Gretchen Felker-Martin, teens at a conversion camp face evil in the desert. Survivors must stop it 16 years later before it's too late.

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

USA Today bestselling author Chuck Tingle's haunting tale of Hollywood success, betrayal, and horror. Will Misha survive the monsters from his past?

A memoir-manifesto-handbook on how to rein in cancel culture, call people in with love, and make real change, by Black feminist Loretta Ross.

Nine illustrators unite to showcase the power of kindness in children's everyday interactions. Inspiring book asks how kids can make a difference.

A Bram Stoker Award Nominee's chilling debut follows the horrors of a gay conversion camp in Neverton, Montana. From Chuck Tingle, author of "Bury Your Gays."

A unique nonfiction picture book demystifying the reality of witches throughout history, showcasing their wisdom as natural healers.

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

A picture book edition of a board book on body liberation, with clear language and imagery to start important conversations with young children.

Discover how to thrive with a chronic illness in childhood. Find empowerment, joy, and important conversations with A Kids Co. books. Visit akidsco.com.

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.

Picture book exploring grief and death for young children, offering adults a guided way to start meaningful conversations on tough topics.

Start important conversations with young children about race, gender, consent, and body positivity with this research-based picture book series. Helps kids understand and confront injustice from an early age.

A picture book edition of a grief-themed board book for young children, designed to help adults start important conversations in a safe and supported way.