👀 What We Found

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

A captivating journey through the Dutch Golden Age as Benjamin Moser delves into the lives of the Dutch Masters, questioning the nature of art and success.

An inspiring picture book for children about combining art and activism to create positive change in the world.

"Thank You, Teacher is a heartwarming picture book celebrating the dedication of educators. A perfect gift to show appreciation for the teachers in your life!"

Run, the essential graphic novel by John Lewis, continues his civil rights story after Selma. Illustrated by Nate Powell, it inspires new generations to fight for a more perfect Union.

Holler is a graphic memoir detailing the inspiring stories of activists resisting the Mountain Valley Pipeline, showcasing the power of community and everyday resistance.

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.

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.

A powerful middle-grade novel in verse about the debate over a school mascot's racism. Empowering kids to fight for justice and stand up for change.

Discover the inspiring story of Carter G. Woodson, the Father of Black History Month, in this award-winning picture book biography.

Discover how envy and racism destroyed the thriving Black community in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in this powerful addition to the What Was? series.

Teacher Marvin Block balances career and friendship, while discovering love with cute single dad Olan. A heartwarming friends-to-lovers romance with a bonus epilogue and character artwork.

Explore Malala Yousafzai's inspiring story of courage and resilience as she defied societal norms and transformed the world with her voice.

A vivid graphic adaptation of Indigenous history in America, revealing the nation’s dark origins and highlighting Indigenous resilience over centuries.

Revolutionize classroom writing with the Hochman Method for clear, effective communication. Ideal for all grades and subjects to meet state standards.

Award-winning graphic novel Maus is a powerful and haunting recount of the author's father's Holocaust survival, depicted with Jews as mice and Nazis as cats.

Eva and friends meet a new art teacher in this Branches series installment. Can they handle the change? Find out in this flaptastic story!

A powerful look at race in America by Winona Guo & Priya Vulchi, sharing stories and strategies to challenge racial inequity and promote understanding.

An intimate celebration of Juneteenth, capturing the warmth and unity of Black families and communities. A tribute to Black joy, resilience, and cultural legacy. Ideal for diverse picture book collections.

"A Kids Book About Racism is a kid-friendly introduction to recognizing and discussing racism at an early age, featuring a clear explanation and diverse author perspectives."

A funny and clever novel-in-verse about Minecraft enthusiast Ben Bellows and his classmates as they navigate summer school and a unique teaching approach, celebrating different types of intelligence. Perfect for reluctant readers and fans of video games.

Pauli Murray: trailblazer for civil and women's rights, activist, lawyer, and priest. This riveting biography in verse captures her extraordinary life.

Celebrating Black pioneers in politics, science, music, and more through 145 original portraits and insightful essays by an award-winning graphic designer.