👀 What We Found

Celebrate 14 LGBTQ+ change makers in "Kind Like Marsha" - a picture book highlighting inspiring figures like Harvey Milk and Frida Kahlo.

Gloria and her family celebrate Juneteenth, explaining its significance in this Level 3 I Can Read book. Vibrant illustrations bring the history to life.

A NY Times Bestseller & Netflix series! After a tragic accident, Jackie moves in with 11 boys. Funny & moving YA romance for Wattpad fans.

"Dewdrop the axolotl cheers on his friends in this charming children's tale, teaching them to find joy in their own achievements. From the author of The Tea Dragon Society."

Join young sleuth Korobá in a vibrant Nigerian village as she solves the case of a stolen piggy bank with her friends. A modern Tintin meets Encyclopedia Brown graphic novel series.

Join Scott Campbell's hilarious graphic novel series featuring best friends Frog and Toad, full of laugh-out-loud adventures and quirky characters with things on their heads!

Two timelines intertwine as Emma and Annick navigate secrets and resilience in Amsterdam, showing how art can be a lifeline during political turmoil.

A picture book edition that helps adults start important conversations with young children about love, relationships, and families in a supportive way.

In Meryl Wilsner's spicy romance, two lifelong best friends go on a nonrefundable honeymoon and discover love when they least expect it.

"A delightful book for children learning body parts, with charming illustrations and rhyming text that make it a perfect bedtime read. Kirkus Reviews approved!"

A hilarious twist on the classic carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas" by Adam Rex, where a man receives bizarre gifts from his true love, leading to a heartwarming discovery of the true meaning of Christmas.

Join Detective Beans, the top kitten detective, as he searches for his missing hat in Cat Town. A whimsical graphic novel full of charm and mystery!

Two teens face consequences after a slur is shouted at a school assembly, leading to self-discovery and challenging societal norms. A timely and thought-provoking read.