👀 What We Found

Soft and cuddly crayons with beanie bottoms, perfect for hugging and displaying. Surface wash only. Safe for all ages.

Young reporter Frankie and her toy news crew investigate protests and activism, learning about justice and the power of speaking out.

Debut middle grade novel about a girl unraveling her family's secrets and discovering her Native American identity. Secrets hidden in letters and photos.

Middle grade novel by award-winning author Christine Day about a girl navigating her Indigenous identity and finding love and belonging at a powwow.

A diverse collection of stories by Native writers celebrates community, heritage, and resilience at a powwow in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Quirky debut novel about a determined girl biking across the country to meet her idol, encountering ghosts, animals, and friendship along the way. Junior Library Guild selection.

High school senior Natalie struggles to hide her Bipolar disorder while navigating relationships and responsibilities in this candid YA novel.

A young adult graphic memoir about a biracial teen's year in Japan, struggling to find her identity and belong in two worlds.

Ana & Andrew travel to Ghana with Papa, exploring the culture and food. They visit Cape Coast Castle to learn about slave trade origins.

Explore the Sherpa's spiritual connection to Mount Everest, record-setting expeditions, and tourism's impact in this photo-essay on the iconic peak.

Frankie's first loose tooth may fall out at the Kids' Journalism Conference. Can she and her toys find a way to guide the Tooth Fairy to her?

Young Frankie becomes a reporter when her mom leaves for work. With the help of her sister and friends, she covers household news in this charming chapter-book series.

Follow Sarai as she navigates school, makes new friends, and discovers the power of unlikely partnerships in this illustrated chapter book series.