Discover inspiring stories of LGBTQ+ youth from all over the US in their own words. Project Contrast amplifies voices and provides support for queer kids.
Stamp-a-doodle markers with chisel & precision tips. Includes 9 colors & 3 color changing markers with stamp designs. Great for ages 3+, adult supervision advised.
Author Waka T. Brown and artist Yuko Jones collaborate on a picture book about a girl learning to embrace imperfections through the Japanese art of kintsugi.
Lyrical picture book explores the transformative life cycle of a butterfly, with stunning illustrations and bonus content on creating butterfly gardens.
Graphic journalism by Nora Krug follows the contrasting experiences of a Ukrainian journalist and Russian artist during Russia's war on Ukraine, offering a harrowing look at the devastating effects on individuals.
Young Max battles summer boredom by imagining wild adventures, but overlooks his built-in adventure partner - his sibling. A heartwarming tale of sibling bonds and finding joy in the present moment.
Exciting multi-sensory board book series by Camilla Reid & illustrated by Clare Youngs. Preschoolers will love the high-contrast artwork, felt flaps, and surprise mirror! Check out other books in the series too.
Join Ty on his imaginative adventures in Ty's Travels: Winter Wonderland, a Geisel Honor-winning series by Kelly Starling Lyons. Perfect for children 3 to 6.
Explore cognitive biases & the power of magical thinking in The Age of Magical Overthinking by Amanda Montell. A witty blend of cultural critique & personal reflection.
Join Ty and his friends in a musical adventure in Ty's Travels: Showtime! This engaging My First I Can Read book is perfect for children ages 3-6 with rhythmic text and whimsical illustrations. Join the fun!
Empower, affirm, and support transgender youth with practical advice, research, and tools in "Raising Trans Kids." A lifeline for parents, educators, and advocates.
Care at the End of the World by Jina B. Kim explores disability in feminist and queer-of-color literature post-welfare reform, challenging individualism and promoting radical interdependency. Winner of Duke University Press Scholars of Color First Book Award.