YA debut finalist with a queer Mexican American protagonist navigating Catholic school, love, and self-discovery. A funny, moving story for fans of LGBTQ+ YA.
In "The Future Is Disabled," Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha explores the importance of disability justice in surviving crises and creating liberation.
Cade is a football star who inadvertently becomes fearless, but soon realizes the consequences of his wish. Will he risk everything to save his loved ones?
Misfit J.P. discovers a time-traveling door to skip the hard parts of seventh grade. But can you truly live without experiencing the bad? A heartfelt middle grade novel about self-acceptance and showing up for yourself.
"Vibrant middle grade collection celebrating Black girlhood with stories and poems from legendary authors. Featuring joy, strength, and beauty in everyday moments."
A collection of short fiction and poems on menstruation by Black, Indigenous, and/or people of color authors. Tales of joy, sorrow, and self-discovery.
Middle grade kids with minor superpowers discover their uniqueness and ability to make a difference in this hilarious collection of stories by top authors.
Transformative justice offers community-based alternatives to punishment and incarceration, focusing on redress and accountability without reliance on policing.