👀 What We Found

Discover Indigenous plant relationships and teachings through Squamish traditions. Learn about plant-based foods, medicines, and materials with informative sidebars and plant profiles in both Squamish and English. Engage in hands-on learning and interactive activities with Leigh Joseph and her children in The Land Knows Me.

Year's best sci-fi/fantasy short fiction curated by Nnedi Okorafor and John Joseph Adams. Premier showcase of finest short fiction and nonfiction.

Get ready to solve some mysteries with everyone's favorite boy detective, Encyclopedia Brown, in this new collection of modern-day cases with his partner Sally.

Essential guide to social and political progressivism for young people. Authors discuss tackling issues like gun violence, climate change, and more through personal anecdotes and interviews with activists and politicians.

A candid account of experiences with racism, The Black Friend offers insights and reflections for white allies committed to racial justice.

A queer novel about a trans boy on the run from a cult, armed with a deadly secret. Can he control the monster within to save humanity?

Perfect Easter gift: Digger and friends learn to do more than build when a lost duckling appears. A heartwarming story about family and caring for the environment. Ideal for fans of Construction Site series.

Overcome anxiety, self-doubt, and self-sabotage without motivation. Discover freedom of mind to create the life you desire. Expanded edition.

Fourteen Days is a collaborative novel set in a Lower East Side tenement during COVID-19 lockdowns, with each character written by a different literary voice.

Inspiring picture book rooted in Indigenous teachings prompts readers to reflect on their connection to the world and be good ancestors.

Alien meets Midsommar in this chilling debut novel about identity, survival, and transformation during an alien invasion in rural West Virginia.

Digger and friends team up with critters to decorate for Christmas in this festive readaloud. A cheery tale for truck fans and holiday lovers.

Journalist Joseph Lee explores Indigenous identity and challenges facing Indigenous people worldwide, blending personal narrative with global perspectives.

A gothic horror novel set in 1883 London with a trans, autistic protagonist fighting against a patriarchal society and unraveling a sinister mystery at a haunted finishing school.

Bedtime book about big trucks getting ready for bed, only to be disrupted by mischievous raccoons. Perfect for fans of Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site.

Queer Appalachian thriller: Trans autistic teen uncovers secrets in a generational feud. Limited first edition available for preorder!