👀 What We Found

Spark creativity and promote anti-racism with 38 engaging art activities for kids. Explore identity, culture, community, empathy, justice, and activism through fun projects.

Hilarious and thought-provoking, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone offers a behind-the-scenes look at therapy, blending humor, wisdom, and candor.

Lori M. Lee's middle grade debut, endorsed by Rick Riordan, follows Pahua on a quest through spirit worlds to rescue her brother's soul.

Discover your most authentic life story with Maybe You Should Talk to Someone: The Workbook, an empowering guide by bestselling author Lori Gottlieb.

Join award-winning creators Victor D.O. Santos and Catarina Sobral in celebrating our unique quirks in this lighthearted, thought-provoking tale about how weirdness is the new normal.

Space-obsessed Paola Santiago faces supernatural dangers as she searches for her missing friend in a thrilling Mexican legend-inspired adventure.

Teach kids resilience with "I Can Handle It" mantra book. Helps them navigate tough situations in easy, relatable language. Free resources available.

Rick Riordan presents the sequel to Tehlor Kay Mejia's ghost story about Paola Santiago. Paola searches for her estranged father, facing new monsters and ghosts along the way.

"Paola Santiago faces new challenges as she ventures into the void to rescue her friend Dante, encountering Mexican folklore creatures along the way. A gripping middle grade fantasy by Tehlor Kay Mejia."

NATIONAL BESTSELLER! Secrets and revelations unfold within a Dominican American family as they prepare for a living wake in this powerful novel by Elizabeth Acevedo.

A nonbinary Mexican American teen falls for a shy waiter in their family's taqueria, navigating love, identity, and belonging in San Antonio.

Check into the Woofmore, where Rufus and Ms. Coco run a VIP hotel for dogs, including movie star guest Greta Garbark. Hilarious adventures ensue! 🐾

Pura Belpré Honor recipient, Pura brought Puerto Rican folktales to life in NYC libraries. Her legacy lives on in this bilingual picture book.

Return to the luxury hotel for dogs in The Woofmore Is Not Haunted, where Rufus and Ms. Coco cater to every guest, including famous spooky-story writer Silas Fang. Hilariously spooky and adorable, perfect for young dog lovers!