The journey to self-discovery through the childhood stories of nine members of the trans community. Music, acting, teaching, science, activism - all paths lead to becoming who they truly are.
Guide for trans/nonbinary teens to embrace identity, build resilience, and thrive. Learn skills for self-compassion, community support, and creating the life you want.
Learn to understand and manage your intense emotions with humor and patience. Dr. Faith G. Harper explains why your brain acts up and offers tips for a happier, calmer life. Perfect for tweens, teens, and adults struggling with trauma or emotional challenges.
Experience the power of a thunderstorm and the calm aftermath in Island Storm. Award-winning illustrations and rhythmic text create a thrilling journey for readers of all ages.
Sociologist explores the impact of America's lack of support for chronically ill and disabled citizens, revealing the strain it puts on intimate relationships.
Discover inspiring stories of LGBTQ+ youth from all over the US in their own words. Project Contrast amplifies voices and provides support for queer kids.
A guided workbook for moving through grief and loss, offering reflection prompts, exercises, and rituals from Francis Weller's bestselling book, The Wild Edge of Sorrow.
A heartwarming tale of family, culture, and triumph as a boy bonds with his abuela over Spanish and prepares for a spelling bee. Winner of multiple awards.
Embark on a magical coloring journey with dragons, fairies, and more in Magic Made Real. Stress melts away as you bring enchanted worlds to life. Perfect gift for fantasy lovers!
Join a group of little rebels as they use their imagination to navigate challenges and stand up for what's right. A powerful new picture book by Yuyi Morales.
Boredom sparks imagination in Felicita Sala's clever story about a girl named Rita. A tale of creativity and catharsis for anyone who has ever felt bored.
Yuyi Morales, premiada artista inmigrante de México, comparte su conmovedora historia de encontrar esperanza y hogar a través de la lectura en "Soñadores".
Belle draws owls and befriends one in the park, where she and her mother live in their car. When a new boy in a similar situation arrives, Belle steps up to help.