👀 What We Found

In Juno Dawson's debut LGBTQ children's book, a sister answers questions about her missing brother, promoting family, identity, and acceptance.

An adorable board book featuring Langston Hughes's beloved poem about the bond between mother and baby, beautifully illustrated by Sean Qualls.

Displacement follows Kiku as she is transported back in time to her grandmother's experiences in WWII Japanese internment camps, exploring themes of resilience and memory.

"A well designed book featuring contemporary talents and timeless storytelling retelling the epic journey of Odysseus by Hugh Lupton and Daniel Morden."

Candlewick relaunches a modern classic with a new edition about Heather, who has two mommies. Illustrated by Laura Cornell, this heartwarming story celebrates love in all types of families.

Journalist Laura Krantz applies the scientific method to investigate whether Bigfoot is real, drawing on her podcast and family ties for inspiration.

"Follow Laura's journey of self-discovery as a queer Wuhanese American navigating identity, love, and cultural expectations in Messy Roots by Laura Gao."

Laura Krantz explores the likelihood of alien life in the universe, using the scientific method to investigate reports of UFO sightings and astrobiological discoveries.

Bold BIPOC voices in a powerful collection supporting emerging writers of color. Stories of love, loss, and resilience from acclaimed authors.

Delve into 20 classic Greek myths with humorous retellings in this kid-friendly book from the creators of the National Geographic Kids' Greeking Out podcast. Dynamic illustrations and real information about ancient Greece make this a must-have for history-lovers.