👀 What We Found

A poignant picture book challenging the meaning of the Confederate flag through the friendship of two girls. A thought-provoking and tender tale.

Meet fourteen inspiring young activists who are making a difference in their communities and across the United States in the book No Voice Too Small. Poems and stories celebrate their courage and passion for change.

Graphic nonfiction book celebrating the brilliance and passion of queer and trans resistance through art and personal narratives by Syan Rose.

Explore art careers with Papa and his grandchild in this Level 1 I Can Read book, meeting diverse artists like painters, photographers, and illustrators.

Tiffany Yu explores disability, dismantling biases and promoting inclusivity for all. Learn to remove ableist language, create inclusive events, and embrace disabled individuals.

"Join author Mitali Perkins in exploring the intersection of justice and art in Just Making, a guide for creatives seeking to make a difference."

Sisters banter with humor and heart about everyday experiences of racism, sharing entertainingly horrifying stories with laugh-out-loud sisterly banter.

Monstrous is a poignant graphic memoir about a Korean-American girl using art to overcome racist bullying. Fans of Almost American Girl will love it!

First-day-of-school fears are calmed when Olu discovers his new teacher is warm and approachable in this tender picture-book debut.

Self-Care for Kids is a powerful tool for kids to combat bullying, understand their history, and unleash their creativity to change the world.

A graphic novel history of the revolutionary Black Panther Party, exploring their impact on social justice, police brutality, and the Black community.

Cheryl D. Holmes-Miller's memoir explores the history of Black designers and advocates for their recognition in the design profession.

"Aaron Slater, Illustrator by Andrea Beaty and David Roberts is an empowering story about a boy with dyslexia finding his voice through art."

A powerful story of a young African American girl in Farmville, Virginia, during the school shutdowns after Brown vs. Board of Education.

From the bestselling author of Eloquent Rage comes a picture book introducing young readers to revolutionary Black women who changed the world, inspiring them to be strong and stand up for what's right.

Professional athlete and activist Akim Aliu’s graphic memoir tells his incredible story as a hockey prodigy facing racism in Canada. An inspiring must-read.

A powerful graphic memoir by George Takei, recalling his childhood in American concentration camps during WWII. A story of courage, loyalty, and love.

Investigative study of far-right's assault on education and parent activist battles for control of public schools. A timely look at a cultural and political war.

A moving memoir-in-verse of activism and perseverance, showing how one woman fought to make MLK Jr.'s birthday a national holiday.