👀 What We Found

A Mars rover named Resilience learns human emotions on his journey to Mars, facing challenges and tests of courage in this middle grade novel.

Join Jasmine Toguchi in this fun chapter book series as she tries to prove she is old enough to help make mochi for New Year's Day festivities!

A stolen painting, a ghostly mystery, and a turtle named Agatha guide two friends in a whimsical tale of art, connection, and bravery.

A heartbreakingly hopeful verse novel about an Indian American girl navigating family expectations and her mother's leukemia diagnosis.

Winner of the National Book Award for Young People's Literature, this heartfelt novel in verse follows a Syrian American boy navigating middle school, friendship, football, and family struggles.

A touching novel in verse follows a Syrian American boy in seventh grade as he navigates school, friendship, and identity, with a National Book Award finalist.

A tender coming-of-age tale about Maria Latif, a Pakistani girl finding her place in a new home in the US. A reimagining of The Secret Garden with poetic prose.

A magical novel in verse about a girl who loses her power after a hurricane and must discover herself with the help of a new friend.

A ghostly novel about friendship and grief as Jasmine, Bea, and Jorge investigate the supernatural haunting Jasmine since her father's death.

Join Jasmine in Kabo, Japan for a family adventure filled with summer fun and laughter in the seventh book of the Jasmine Toguchi series!

A novel-in-verse about a neurodivergent girl navigating school and friendships, learning to embrace her differences. A Schneider Family Book Award Honor Book.

Join Jasmine on a heartfelt and humorous adventure in Kyoto as she learns to live in the moment and creates a special connection with her Obaachan.

Award-winning Jasmine Toguchi series follows spunky Japanese American heroine on family vacation in Japan. Can she befriend her cousin Akari and keep the peace?

An American Indian Youth Literature Award Honoree, Dawn Quigley (Ojibwe), writes a powerful story of urban Native kids finding strength and connection in Red Bird Danced.