👀 What We Found

A powerful and immersive illustrated memoir about growing up with eye conditions, filled with interactive visuals and poignant illustrations.

Reflections on being Black in America amidst unsolicited advice and lack of understanding, guiding author to intertwine philosophy with societal change.

A darkly humorous reimagining of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from enslaved Jim's perspective as he embarks on a dangerous journey down the Mississippi River. Spielberg producing film adaptation.

Discover how to thrive with a chronic illness in childhood. Find empowerment, joy, and important conversations with A Kids Co. books. Visit akidsco.com.

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.

A powerful message of hope, pride, and empowerment in A History of Me, celebrating diversity and strength passed down through generations.

A touching and timeless picture book about a boy on a subway ride who learns that you can't judge people just by their appearance.

Mac Barnett and Christian Robinson inspire curiosity with playful and profound questions in their award-winning book, Twenty Questions.

New picture book by Amanda Gorman and Christian Robinson inspires hope and change with intimate text and stunning illustrations. Beauty and change are possible.

A heartwarming picture book about a kind man who fixes things for his neighbors, finding healing and friendship in return.

Fourteen Days is a collaborative novel set in a Lower East Side tenement during COVID-19 lockdowns, with each character written by a different literary voice.

A New York Times bestseller, LILA by Marilynne Robinson is a powerful story of faith, love, and survival set in a small Iowa town. A must-read American classic.

Heartwarming story by Holly Robinson Peete about a boy with autism, based on her son. Discover Charlie's unique talents and struggles in this inspiring tale.

Heartwarming classic by Margaret Wise Brown, beautifully reillustrated by Christian Robinson. Children say goodbye to a bird in a touching story of loss.

Offset printed & foil stamped Christian Robinson illustration on 100lb card stock, 4.25 x 5.5 inches. Printed by Red Cap Cards in LA on recycled paper.

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