👀 What We Found

A heartfelt middle-grade graphic novel about summer goodbyes, new beginnings, and a theater camp romance. Perfect for fans of The Tryout.

Join Robin on their everyday adventures as they navigate the big world around them, from finding the perfect stick to the challenge of lifting it.

Join Bluey and Bingo for Easter fun with this craft activity book! Hunt for treasures, make eggy friends, decorate hats, and more. Ideal for Bluey fans!

Join Bluey and Bingo on an Easter egg hunt in this coloring book with puffy stickers, based on the popular animated series! Perfect for Easter baskets.

Discover the key people, events, and places that shaped queer history in North America in this engaging A to Z format resource for young readers.

From the creator of Almost American Girl comes a queer, feminist graphic novel reimagining the Fox Maiden legend. Kai discovers her identity and fights for her place in 16th-century Korea.

Powerful teen graphic novel memoir about immigration, belonging, and the transformative power of art. Perfect for fans of American Born Chinese.

Zero Waste Kids book: fun projects to help families reduce, reuse, and recycle. Includes practical tips, activities, and inspiration for sustainability.

Robin Gow’s Gooseberry is a touching middle-grade novel about a nonbinary youth finding family with a rescue dog. A heartwarming tale of hope and self-acceptance.

In Moonbound, Robin Sloan takes readers on a rollicking far-future adventure full of epic quests, dragons, and a sentient AI narrator.

A guide for kids to connect with natural magic through herbalism, mindfulness, and self-love. Learn from 9 plants, create herbal recipes, and practice magical rituals for wellness and self-care.

"Braiding Sweetgrass for Young Adults explores Indigenous wisdom and scientific knowledge through the teachings of plants. A must-read for a new generation."

Queer historical YA romance with Robin Hood's granddaughter and accidental kidnapping, leading to a thrilling adventure full of hijinks and romance.

Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me Y2K twist in this graphic novel about a goth teen finding solace in the mall, navigating high school and self-acceptance.