👀 What We Found

Spy Pen: Keep your top secret communications safe with invisible ink and UV light. Write notes or decode messages on the go. Perfect for spies on the move.

Award-winning MARCH trilogy concludes with Rep. John Lewis' role in Civil Rights Movement. New challenges, allies, and battles culminate in Selma.

The Great Depression of 1929 caused mass unemployment, poverty, and hardship in the US, leading to a time of resilience and perseverance.

Krista Perry's playful illustrations on soft white recycled paper with soy-based inks. Full color + neon, blank interior, includes matching envelope. Single card or set of 8. Made in USA.

A board book with mirror for ages 0-3 featuring affirmations to build self-esteem and respect for the planet. Perfect gift with a powerful message.

Color changing icons on adjustable bands in ten styles. Perfect for ages 5 and up.

Murderous android "Murderbot" seeks self-discovery in Martha Wells' award-winning sci-fi novella. Tasked with protecting humans, it just wants to be left alone.

A finalist for the Kirkus Prize, Louise Erdrich's novel The Mighty Red tells a story of love, tragedy, and the impact of uncontrollable circumstances.

An urban twist on bedtime stories with a chain reaction of noises waking up the residents of a red brick building. Will they all go back to sleep?

A stunningly illustrated exploration of anger, showing its overwhelming power and potential for change. Perfect for sparking important conversations about emotions.

Brady loves life on the Chesapeake Bay with his friends, but tragedy strikes when a kayak overturns. Suspenseful tale of deception unfolds.

A wordless tale about the power of stories, as a red book leads to magical adventures across oceans and continents. A charming story of friendship and connectedness.

A charming and hilarious romance between America's First Son and the Prince of Wales sparks international intrigue in Red, White & Royal Blue.

A charming board book by Margaret Wise Brown follows animals on a farm from morning to night. With sturdy pages, perfect for toddlers.

Stalin's terror-famine, the Holodomor, killed 4 million Ukrainians in 1932-33. Red Harvest follows survivor Mykola Kovalenko's struggle to survive.

A novel about a woman's life shattered by betrayal when a charming stranger is revealed as a war criminal, leading to a journey of redemption.

A spunky feminist take on The Little Red Hen, where Ruby proves her brothers wrong by building something amazing on her own. Celebrates creativity and ingenuity!

A heartwarming tale of friendship and kindness unfolds in the sequel to The Proudest Blue, where Faizah learns the power of spreading kindness.

An American Indian Youth Literature Award Honoree, Dawn Quigley (Ojibwe), writes a powerful story of urban Native kids finding strength and connection in Red Bird Danced.

A thrilling historical novel about a Chinese pirate queen fighting for power and survival, facing threats from both the Emperor and European forces.