👀 What We Found

Explore the power of embracing the bittersweet side of life to find creativity, connection, and transcendence in the face of heartbreak and sorrow.

Memoir of Arundhati Roy's complex relationship with her fierce mother Mary, exploring love, loss, and how it shaped her as a woman and writer.

A murder mystery and Great American Novel in one, The Runaway is a love-affirming tale of small-town secrets and the power of community by James McBride.

A princess with forbidden magic, shapeshifting dragons, enchanted cranes, and a curse must save her kingdom in this fairy tale-inspired fantasy.

Black Liturgies by Cole Arthur Riley offers a collection of prayers, poetry, and spiritual practices centered on the Black interior world, providing healing and empowerment for those seeking a more liberating expression of faith.

A memoir of betrayal and rediscovery as Belle Burden navigates the sudden end of her marriage, finding strength and trust in herself along the way.

Life Doesn't Frighten Me: Angelou's powerful poem paired with Basquiat's daring art celebrates courage and fearlessness in this stunning picture book.

Discover how to thrive after finishing your writing project in "The Release" as Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew guides you towards a fulfilling creative practice.

Beloved children's book Goodnight Moon is a bedtime classic with the bunny saying goodnight to everything in the room.

Award-winning author Renée Watson celebrates Black girlhood in this collection of poems, sharing her personal experiences and empowering calls to action. Art by Ekua Holmes.

In Golden Grove, curmudgeon Walter and newcomer Sally bond over cutthroat Scrabble, sparking an unlikely friendship and new adventures in their golden years.

Tori meets Michael and uncovers mysteries in high school in Alice Oseman's debut novel, introducing Nick and Charlie from HEARTSTOPPER.

First in a series of Discworld novels by Terry Pratchett, featuring young witch Tiffany Aching. Armed with a frying pan, she must defend her home with the help of the Wee Free Men against nightmarish creatures from Fairyland. Five funny and fabulous adventures await Tiffany in this enchanting tale.

"Disability rights activist Alice Wong showcases a collection of insightful essays by disabled authors, shedding light on their experiences and celebrating disability culture."

Julian Barnes explores the process of changing minds about politics, books, memories, and more in this wise and engaging new book of essays.

A young peasant girl must uncover dark secrets and battle a dragon to save her kingdom in this thrilling twist on classic fantasy.

Discover your true desires, escape societal expectations, embrace your inner power, and create the relationships of your dreams with Arielle Egozi's empowering guidance in Being Bad.

Star-crossed gay romance banned in Russia, Pioneer Summer follows Yurka and Volodya's forbidden love in 1986. Twenty years later, Yury returns to the camp to reminisce.

A relatable and romantic story about Effie, a disabled girl pursuing her dreams of college and love in NYC, in Where You See Yourself.

In this dark fairy tale retelling, Hazel must navigate her gift of healing and her burden of knowing when to end a life. A sweeping saga of consequences and impossible choices.

A novel about homelessness and hope as Opin, his brother Emjay, and their mother search for stability while facing unpredictable challenges on the road to a new life in Los Angeles.