👀 What We Found

Celebrate the winter solstice with Susan Cooper's poetic tribute and Carson Ellis's stunning illustrations in "The Shortest Day."

Shining a light on revolutionary young women paired with female artists, this inspiring poetry collection celebrates persistent women throughout history.

"The Manicurist's Daughter is a raw memoir about the crumbling of the American Dream, a daughter of refugees searches for answers after her mother's tragic death during plastic surgery."

Heartwarming 1905 frontier tale of Jewish immigrants in North Dakota. Sisters navigate identity, family, and acceptance in a new land.

Intimate stories of undocumented young adults living in America, sharing their struggles and hopes for the future in the face of immigration challenges.

A poetic love letter to books, illustrating how words and art come together through the hands of writers, artists, publishers, printers, and readers.

Explore the power of embracing the bittersweet side of life to find creativity, connection, and transcendence in the face of heartbreak and sorrow.

An empowering look at African American women's fight for suffrage, confronting racism within the movement. A vital, overlooked part of US history.

From the bestselling author of Eloquent Rage comes a picture book introducing young readers to revolutionary Black women who changed the world, inspiring them to be strong and stand up for what's right.

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.

Stinson's novel explores the complex intersections of faith, history, and humanity in the life of theologian Jonathan Edwards, challenging traditional narratives.

An updated edition of a self-help guide for parents, offering proven techniques to help children overcome anxiety and thrive, with a free downloadable workbook and activity book included.

A powerful debut novel challenging stereotypes about Palestinian culture, following the lives of three families in a Palestinian American community in Baltimore.