👀 What We Found

A powerful novel about a Métis girl on the Canadian prairies, navigating rage, secrets, and family dynamics. A Morris and Stonewall Award Honor Book.

Lonely Ash seeks solace in their late Grandpa's secret cabin in the wilderness, longing for a fresh start and escape from a world that doesn't understand them.

Jen Wang's captivating graphic novel The Prince and the Dressmaker follows Prince Sebastian's secret life as the fabulous Lady Crystallia in Paris.

Authentic Selves celebrates the joy and community of trans and nonbinary people through stunning photographs and personal stories, showcasing their rich and fulfilling lives.

Stargazing is a heartwarming middle-grade graphic novel about an unlikely friendship between Christine and Moon, who share secrets and support each other through tough times.

A groundbreaking guide by Dr. Jen Gunter debunks myths about menopause with facts, expert advice, and empowering knowledge. A must-read for women's health.

Clinical social worker Jen Daily uses fun illustrations to teach kids about the science behind feelings, offering coping skills and activities for calming emotions.

Join Jen on Peapod Farm as she navigates her blended family dynamics in the heartwarming final volume of this acclaimed series, just in time for winter! 🏡❄️👭 #PeapodFarm #familybonding

Former WH Press Secretary Jen Psaki shares lessons from her career, offering advice on effective communication in any situation. A must-read for all.

Join Connor in his taekwondo journey as he faces challenges, including staying focused against his nemesis. A chapter book series celebrating neurodivergent kids.

Graphic novel adaptation of Octavia E. Butler's Parable of the Sower is a must-read, eerily accurate dystopian tale set in 2024 America.

A charming novel about a wedding singer navigating love and heartbreak through music, combining storytelling with original songs.

Join 12-year-old Gilly at Fairy Tale Reform School, where former villains teach the students. Is everyone as good as they seem? Exciting series for tweens, classrooms, and reluctant readers.

Teach children about body boundaries, consent, and respect through engaging scenarios in this child-friendly book. Empower kids to understand and assert their personal space.

"A picture-book biography of Louis Braille, a determined blind boy who invented an alphabet for reading by touch. Winner of a Schneider Family Book Award!"