👀 What We Found

Real talk about transgender experiences with Gigi Gorgeous and Gottmik, offering honest, hilarious, and gorgeous insights for both trans individuals and allies.

A lyrical book celebrating community and kindness, emphasizing the importance of working together. Perfect for young readers promoting sharing and helping.

Charming series for babies featuring nursery rhymes and interactive text. Singing songs together fosters bonding and aids in language and muscle development.

A queer YA mystery nominee for the Andre Norton Nebula Award, The Many Half-Lived Lives of Sam Sylvester is a gripping story of ghosts, romance, and uncovering a 30-year-old murder mystery.

Rabbit struggles with grief, toxic relationships, and revenge in this darkly glittering YA novel about love, agency, and justice.

Follow Sarai as she navigates school, makes new friends, and discovers the power of unlikely partnerships in this illustrated chapter book series.

A festive Passover anthology with stories from Jewish creators. Retelling the seder through fiction and verse for young readers.

Stinson's novel explores the complex intersections of faith, history, and humanity in the life of theologian Jonathan Edwards, challenging traditional narratives.

Jena Friedman, a stand-up comedian and writer for The Daily Show, explores cancel culture, sexism, and more in her bold and subversive essay collection, "Not Funny."

Rachel is thrilled for Purim and her Hebrew school play, but when her best friend gets the lead role, she learns about friendship and sharing the spotlight.

A sinister tale of supernatural sisterhood and ancient battles in Chinatown. Chinese mythology meets horror in this bone-chilling YA novel.

In this New York Times Bestseller, a boy and his fox are torn apart by war, but their loyalty and love lead them on separate adventures to reunite.

"A moving memoir of a woman's struggle to protect her family while embracing her queer identity in a strict Hasidic community. A story of love and self-acceptance."

In this horror comedy, two friends must unravel the mystery of their missing friend's supernatural return in the 1992-set tale perfect for fans of Stranger Things.

A haunting novel inspired by the real-life disappearance of a Mount Holyoke student in 1897. Intrigue, longing, and terror intertwine in this tale of mystery and intrigue.

A queer feminist romp through medieval England filled with valor, freedom, and love. Gwen and Isobelle scheme to win a tournament and hearts.

YA anthology highlighting trials & triumphs of girls in sports. Stories of ambition, teamwork, & resilience from teen athletes. Featuring top authors.

Us is a graphic memoir about Sara and Diana's love story and Diana's gender transition. It explores identity struggles with humor and heartache.

Beloved character Jacob challenges gender norms at school with friend Sophie, leading to a positive transformation in how students view and respect each other.