👀 What We Found

A powerful graphic novel by Thomas King and Natasha Donovan about a family caught between nations, exploring themes of identity and belonging.

Read-aloud board book series introduces concepts of race, gender, consent, and body positivity to toddlers and up in a safe, informed way.

Discover the answers to 71 mind-boggling questions in this engaging and fact-filled book. Perfect for inquisitive children, with beautiful illustrations.

A rising pop star navigates fame in the late-90s/early-2000s. Her story challenges perceptions of celebrity in a captivating debut novel.

Darkly funny tale of teenage friendship at a queer Quaker high school in Manhattan post-9/11. A story of intense bonds and regretful choices.

When a demonic presence awakens in a Mexican silver mine, Alba and Elías must face danger and dark secrets to survive in Isabel Cañas' gripping tale.

This board book series helps adults start important conversations about race, gender, consent, and body positivity with young children in a safe and supported way.

A heartwarming picture book about how one child's love of books and a bike can transform communities, inspired by real-life book bike programs.

Shy Isabel Beane learns to find her voice and quiet her worries in this heartfelt middle grade novel by Sally J. Pla. Perfect for fans of Arnold and Connor.

A lush historical fantasy set in Egypt with adventure, romance, and danger. Inez inherits a fortune and unravels a mystery tied to her parents' disappearance.

Discover a new middle grade fantasy trilogy by Angie Thomas filled with magic, suspense, and African American folklore. It's a thrilling adventure to save Nic's father from imprisonment.

Trans boy summons ghost to prove his gender to traditional family, but ghost has other plans. Aiden Thomas's Cemetery Boys is a paranormal YA debut.

An epic novel spanning generations in Latin America, The House of the Spirits explores love, magic, and fate in a tale of the Trueba family's triumphs and tragedies.

Team Pom's hilarious adventures in NYC continue with sticky situations, hungry villains, and dodo schemes in this action-packed romp. Can they save the city in time?

Aiden Thomas's Celestial Monsters is a thrilling duology finale where three semidioses must battle Obsidian gods to save their friends and bring back the sun.

A cultural history of queer women’s lives in the 20th century, told through iconic spaces like lesbian bars and feminist bookstores by journalist June Thomas.

New adventure awaits Nic as she faces vengeful outcasts, dangerous prophecies, and mysterious Manifestors in the sequel to a #1 New York Times bestseller.

Shining a light on revolutionary young women paired with female artists, this inspiring poetry collection celebrates persistent women throughout history.

YA anthology featuring diverse authors & illustrators addressing book bans, empowering teens to fight for the freedom to read. Includes tips, resources, and recommended book lists.

A heartfelt tribute to the bond between father and daughter, set in a changing immigrant neighborhood. Vivid illustrations capture a girl's love for her hardworking dad and their cherished home.

Lost cause Stella navigates high society London in 1860s, balancing independence with her future in this standalone romance.

Picture book exploring grief and death for young children, offering adults a guided way to start meaningful conversations on tough topics.