👀 What We Found

Now in paperback, Nina LaCour's delightful chapter book series for young readers follows spunky Ella and her neighbors on Poppy Hill through mischief and bighearted fun. Perfect for fans of Ivy + Bean and Judy Moody.

Eleanor wants to make things fair like Eleanor Roosevelt. When she sees unfairness, she stands up for her friends. From author Lee Wind.

Journalist Joseph Lee explores Indigenous identity and challenges facing Indigenous people worldwide, blending personal narrative with global perspectives.

A candid account of experiences with racism, The Black Friend offers insights and reflections for white allies committed to racial justice.

YA graphic memoir: Korean-American girl's coming-of-age & coming home story from NJ to Seoul. Deb faces otherness, mental health struggles, heals through art. Beautiful & powerful.

Essential guide to social and political progressivism for young people. Authors discuss tackling issues like gun violence, climate change, and more through personal anecdotes and interviews with activists and politicians.

Jin defies gender expectations in this heartwarming picture book about a young Malaysian boy helping prepare the Lunar New Year feast in a traditional nyonya kitchen.

Heartfelt middle grade debut with Korean folklore, ghosts, and summer camp. Ronnie faces secrets, changes, and revelations in this action-packed fantasy.

A gothic horror novel set in 1883 London with a trans, autistic protagonist fighting against a patriarchal society and unraveling a sinister mystery at a haunted finishing school.

From My Head to My Toes, I Say What Goes! is a fun exploration of boundaries for kids, celebrating consent, individuality, and empathy.

Join Judge Kim as she presides over cases big and small in her neighborhood treehouse court. Can she restore peace when bicycles go missing at school? Exciting intro to graphic novels for beginning readers!

A young adventurer races to break a family curse by repatriating artifacts in a thrilling quest inspired by history and mythology.

The inspiring true story of blacksmith Bill Lewis, who worked hard to buy the freedom of his enslaved family members in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

YA murder mystery set in 1930s LA Chinatown. Chow sisters investigate Lulu's death, uncovering cover-up and risking their lives to solve the case.

Embark on a moving journey with Kit, a Korean American girl, as she navigates the 49 days after death in the graphic novel "49 Days" by Agnes Lee.

Overcome anxiety, self-doubt, and self-sabotage without motivation. Discover freedom of mind to create the life you desire. Expanded edition.

Middle grade series follows Korean American girl starting a business with friends to fund her artistic dreams. Will chaos derail their plans?

Join Digger and his crew of building trucks as they befriend a caterpillar and witness its metamorphosis into a beautiful butterfly in this heartwarming picture book by Joseph Kuefler.

YA K-drama remix of Pride and Prejudice meets college reality TV dating show. Mia enlists her crush Noah to star on her own show, sparking unexpected feelings.

Discover a powerful message about the environment in Joseph Kuefler's Digger series. When Digger finds something growing in rubble, it changes him and the city forever. Praise from Kirkus and School Library Journal.