👀 What We Found

Mindy Kim, a young Asian American girl, starts a snack business to fulfill her wishes while navigating the challenges of fitting in at her new school.

Kim-Joy's debut graphic novel Turtle Bread follows Yan as she navigates mental health and finds friendship through baking club. Includes illustrated recipes!

Two friends in South Korea defy societal norms by choosing to live together in their forties, creating a unique household with four cats and redefining domestic bliss on their own terms.

Wash Day Diaries is a graphic novel celebrating the beauty and resilience of Black women, their friendships, and their hair care rituals in the Bronx.

Care at the End of the World by Jina B. Kim explores disability in feminist and queer-of-color literature post-welfare reform, challenging individualism and promoting radical interdependency. Winner of Duke University Press Scholars of Color First Book Award.

Taehee and her friends celebrate Daeboreum in a creepy, hilarious graphic novel about love and friendship in 1980s South Korea.

Introduction to fossils with creative illustrations. Ideal for emergent readers. Includes questions and activities for learning and engagement.

Feminist thinker argues disrupting happiness is key to justice. Handbook for feminist killjoys on being radical in a joy-killing world.

An explosive novel by Woody Brown, Upward Bound is a deeply affecting portrayal of life at an adult day care center in Southern California.

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

Hello Sacred Life by Kim Krans is a delightful board book celebrating nature and life, introducing children to big-picture concepts in a beautiful, inspiring way.