👀 What We Found

Cuddly Corduroy soft toy inspired by Don Freeman's books, with plush fur, different textures, and hand-embroidered details. Measures 7.25".

Affirmations book club for trans, nonbinary, & gender-creative youth at High Five Books. Sponsor a month to support Translate Gender & get involved! Shop book credits online.

The Pea That Was Me Vol. 3: An Embryo Donation Story introduces kids to the idea of embryo donation in a simple and heartwarming way.

A finalist for the 2024 National Book Award, The First State of Being is a captivating novel by Erin Entrada Kelly about time travel, friendship, and the search for the future.

"The Pea That Was Me introduces children to the concept of donors in a gentle and heartwarming way, fostering gratitude and love in a unique family story."

A guide to changing the world with insights from freedom fighters like Dolores Huerta and MLK, illustrated by journalist Jesse Mechanic.

Discover the inspiring story of Carter G. Woodson, the Father of Black History Month, in this award-winning picture book biography.

Tate's first book by a Maori author is a beautifully illustrated story of community, creativity, and a dream factory gone awry.

Two mutant potato siblings compete in hilarious challenges to prove who is the greatest, judged by their little sister. A silly graphic novel full of laughs.

In this silly graphic chapter book, a mutant potato learns about responsibility and power when he finds a crown that makes him feel like a king.

Corduroy, the lovable bear missing a button, finds a new friend in Lisa after a nighttime adventure through the department store. Celebrate 50 years of this heartwarming classic!

Cuddly Corduroy bear with soft plush fur and different textures. Dressed in green overalls with purple pocket. Hand-embroidered details. Perfect for little ones!

Penny and Tate must navigate their complicated relationship as they live together while their mothers recover, leading to a kiss and three little words.

Unveiling America's tax secrets: how the rich avoid paying their fair share, creating a separate society of ultra-wealthy elites.

Sixth-grade renaissance man Nate Wright is bombastic and larger than life, constantly stirring things up at P.S. 38 with his antics and life lessons.

Critically acclaimed book challenges American history narrative, praised by Gorbachev, Greenwald, Maher, and others. Companion to Netflix series.

Parents, start talking to donor-conceived kids early with "The Pea That Was Me," a children's book that explains egg donation in a simple and age-appropriate way.

Award-winning author Derf Backderf tells the tragic story of the Kent State shootings in graphic novel form, exploring the events of May 4, 1970, when four unarmed college students were killed by the Ohio National Guard. A powerful and timely tale of dissent and tragedy during the Vietnam War era.