👀 What We Found

A finalist for the 2024 National Book Award, The First State of Being is a captivating novel by Erin Entrada Kelly about time travel, friendship, and the search for the future.

A guide to changing the world with insights from freedom fighters like Dolores Huerta and MLK, illustrated by journalist Jesse Mechanic.

Discover the inspiring story of Carter G. Woodson, the Father of Black History Month, in this award-winning picture book biography.

Tate's first book by a Maori author is a beautifully illustrated story of community, creativity, and a dream factory gone awry.

Two mutant potato siblings compete in hilarious challenges to prove who is the greatest, judged by their little sister. A silly graphic novel full of laughs.

In this silly graphic chapter book, a mutant potato learns about responsibility and power when he finds a crown that makes him feel like a king.

Unveiling America's tax secrets: how the rich avoid paying their fair share, creating a separate society of ultra-wealthy elites.

Critically acclaimed book challenges American history narrative, praised by Gorbachev, Greenwald, Maher, and others. Companion to Netflix series.

Sixth-grade renaissance man Nate Wright is bombastic and larger than life, constantly stirring things up at P.S. 38 with his antics and life lessons.

Award-winning author Derf Backderf tells the tragic story of the Kent State shootings in graphic novel form, exploring the events of May 4, 1970, when four unarmed college students were killed by the Ohio National Guard. A powerful and timely tale of dissent and tragedy during the Vietnam War era.

An immersive coffee table book capturing the creative lives and impact of residents in New York’s Hudson Valley, featuring stunning photography and stories of place, community, and design.

A Pulitzer Prize finalist reveals the intertwining of Northern industrial economy and Southern slave labor in 19th century America through everyday objects.

A vital call to action on American democracy by historian Heather Cox Richardson, exploring its historical challenges and current threats.

Twelve-year-old Michael meets a time-traveling boy who has a book predicting the future. A captivating story of friendship, trust, and discovery.

Shift Happens is a compelling YA history of labor in the US, exploring its impact on major issues facing teens today. Riveting and enlightening.

Discover America’s hidden history in this riveting young readers' volume, exploring the US's role in the Cold War with poignant photos and untold stories.

The Bailey School Kids encounter a hungry ghost in this funny and spooky Graphix Chapters series for young readers ages 6-8.

A Young People's History of the United States gives voice to marginalized groups in US history, offering a radical perspective on America's past and present.

Fun 5-minute drawing lessons for kids! Learn to draw woodland plants and creatures with easy-to-follow instructions. Great for young artists and beginners!

A vivid graphic adaptation of Indigenous history in America, revealing the nation’s dark origins and highlighting Indigenous resilience over centuries.