👀 What We Found

Survivor Leigh finds unexpected sanctuary at a flower farm, facing grief and redemption as she confronts her past and finds hope in new beginnings.

Discover Laura Ingalls Wilder's real-life adventures in the award-winning Little House series, beginning with Little House in the Big Woods. Join four-year-old Laura as she navigates pioneer life in 1871 Wisconsin.

Learn about Wilma Pearl Mankiller, the first female Cherokee chief, on the U.S. quarter, in this Step 3 Biography Reader for independent young readers.

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.

Explore diverse homes worldwide in "This Is Our World: Welcome Home!" by Valerie Wilding. Vibrant journey with 20 homes and children as guides.

A thrilling wilderness survival tale about a girl escaping colonialism, The Vaster Wilds is a gripping adventure novel with raw and prophetic power.

Girl learns family history through a field trip to a slave shack, struggles with acceptance and crush on baseball star. A heartwarming and funny journey.

A small house in Berlin witnesses the lives of various families over a tumultuous century, from a Jewish doctor to a Nazi composer, in this beautifully illustrated tale.

A captivating tale of an Ojibwe family's life on Lake Superior, disrupted by a mysterious visitor. First in a series by Louise Erdrich.

A boy wants to shine on his own but learns that his lively Native family is always there for him in this heartwarming picture book.

Lara lands her dream guy, only for her unexpected summer fling (who is female) to transfer to her school. YA queer romance by Dahlia Adler, now in paperback.

Grief, love, and family intertwine in this moving story by Sally Rooney about two brothers navigating life after their father's death.

Join Lucía in her bustling Spanglish casa to meet her intergenerational loved ones in a charming celebration of family life.

"North Woods is a mesmerizing novel spanning centuries of lives linked to a single house in New England. Full of love, madness, and magic, it explores connections to nature, history, and each other."

Interracial friendship turns tragic in 1930s Mississippi. A powerful YA novel about family, race, and the impact of white supremacy.

A heartwarming picture book about fear, adoption, and the joy of fatherhood. Lester finds comfort with his new family and their dog, Wincka.

The Mad Wife by Meagan Church is a haunting exploration of identity, motherhood, and societal expectations, unraveling the truth behind a 1950s housewife's perfect facade.

A beautifully illustrated tale by Laura Alary about a girl named Mira who learns to respect different beliefs, promoting kindness and acceptance. Ages 8+

Prairie Lotus is a multilayered novel about a half-Asian girl in 1880 dealing with prejudice in a small town, determined to realize her dreams.