👀 What We Found

"Drawn to Change the World showcases 16 youth activists fighting for our planet, inspiring action and empowering readers to make a difference."

Five unsupervised kids face an apocalypse when their families disappear. Hilarious middle-grade fun from Justin A. Reynolds as they try to survive.

Follow the hilarious and heartwarming adventures of Clementine, a quirky third grader, in this bestselling series perfect for fans of Amelia Bedelia and Ivy + Bean!

An inspiring holiday story about the gift of words, connecting people and spreading hope, love, and joy. Join Jerome on his word-collecting journey!

A gripping novel in verse about a teenager's decision to seek revenge for his brother's murder, told in the span of sixty seconds on an elevator.

An eco-horror graphic novel depicting teens navigating a transformed world post-apocalypse, resisting violence and embracing a new purpose after the Sea changes everything.

Emma McKenna faces her former best friend turned enemy on her first day of school at Curiosity Academy, determined to make new friends and avoid disaster in this touching and funny tale.

Join Jason Reynolds on a sweet journey through teen love in "Neon," as Neon navigates first love with Aria, filled with moments of tenderness and intimacy.

A girl finds a unicorn in her treehouse and tries to find it a new home, leading to amusing adventures and a heartwarming surprise at the end.

Emma struggles to find balance between hanging out with friends and being a responsible big sister to her carsick brother at summer camp in this graphic novel adaptation.

Empowering new picture book by Peter H. Reynolds encourages kids to use their voices to make a difference in the world. Say something today!

Emma dives into tap dance lessons with determination and hard work in this early chapter book from the Emma Every Day series. ASL chart and questions included.

Friends Marco and Maddie have a shared birthday party with nonbinary fourth-grader Riley. Homemade ice cream is in the works, games and fun in the meantime.

Nonbinary fourth-grader Riley adores animals, especially big, fluffy dogs. They are excited to watch one for a week, expecting more fun than work.