👀 What We Found

Newbery Medal winner about a kind witch, a magical girl, and a brave young man in a fantasy world filled with danger and wonder. A must-read for fans of classic children's literature!

A darkly romantic tale of disability, obsession, and loyalty as Shea Parker turns to a vampiric gang leader for help in a haunted forest.

At 8, Aslan stood up against a pipeline in North Dakota, inspiring a movement at Standing Rock. Witness his journey of courage and unity. #WaterIsLife

Mae inherits money and a dream of opening a queer bookstore in a coastal town, but faces resistance from a local who challenges her plans and her heart.

A deaf girl connects with a whale who can't communicate with his species, leading her on a heartwarming journey to help him.

She Drives Me Crazy by Kelly Quindlen: High school rivals Scottie and Irene fake date after a fender bender, leading to unexpected feelings in this queer YA rom com.

Mia Tang chases her dreams as she navigates soccer fever, family struggles, and unexpected challenges in the latest Front Desk novel by Kelly Yang.

Three teenagers in a small seaside town are brought back from the dead to complete magical tasks in a supernatural power struggle, risking chaos and danger.

YA debut: Penny and Mateo must save the local donut shop while navigating their complicated relationship in this sweet queer romance.

"The ultimate page-turner."—Kirkus Reviews. Kelly Barnhill's eerie debut novel follows Jack in a world of magic, friendship, and sacrifice in Hazelwood, Iowa.

From Asian American icons like Yo-Yo Ma to Kamala Harris, Yes We Will celebrates changemakers who inspire us to dream big and reach new heights!

Louise Loves Art by Kelly Light is a charming tale about a young artist determined to create her masterpiece, celebrating creativity in all its forms.

Discover the untold stories of American labor heroes in this adaptation by Kim Kelly, celebrating the diverse voices and sacrifices that shaped our rights.

Join Steve the Horse on his quest to be exceptional with a shiny gold horn in this hilarious early graphic novel about self-esteem and true uniqueness.