👀 What We Found

Uncover the chilling intersection of history and horror in Man Made Monsters by Andrea Rogers. Follow a Cherokee family through the ages as they confront supernatural terrors intertwined with real-life horrors. Award-winning and unforgettable.

Award-winning Cherokee writer Andrea L. Rogers delivers a haunting YA horror collection, blending long-told Cherokee stories with modern monsters.

In "Chooch Helped," a Cherokee girl reluctantly introduces her little brother to family traditions, showcasing sibling dynamics and cultural connections.

In 2052, Stevie learns of a dire future from a mysterious boy. Can she prevent disaster in a world ravaged by climate chaos and uncertainty?

Cherokee sibling story, Chooch Helped, explores family traditions with stunning collage illustrations. A heartwarming tale of acceptance and love.

A shapeshifter explores gender and sexuality in 1993, navigating queer theory, identity, and relationships in a vibrant and transformative journey.

A diverse collection of stories by Native writers celebrates community, heritage, and resilience at a powwow in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

A ghostwriter helps a closeted A-list actor come out in his memoir, only to discover the actor is actually a ghost. A witty and electric rom-com with unexpected twists.

Discover over 100 trucks with 500 stickers in this interactive book from Roger Priddy. Organized by group, kids match stickers to learn and play.