👀 What We Found

NATIONAL BESTSELLER! Four Black girls form inseparable bonds in this graphic novel about true friendship and staying true to oneself amidst middle school challenges.

Graphic version of Lies My Teacher Told Me, bestselling corrective to American history myths, adapted by National Book Award-winning artist Nate Powell.

2021 Goodreads Choice Award Finalist & NYPL Best Books for Teens. Annie, a smart, antisocial lesbian, must join the cheer squad to make friends. Amid social pressures, she reconnects with trans friend Bebe & discovers new feelings.

Don't miss the companion book Set Me Free! Critics rave about Show Me a Sign, winner of the Schneider Family Book Award. Explore themes of ableism, racism, and colonialism in a riveting story inspired by Martha's Vineyard's deaf history.

Newbery Honor author Shannon Hale & illustrator LeUyen Pham explore the challenges of friendship in a graphic memoir. A rollercoaster of emotions.

An educational comic guide on gender-neutral pronouns with a fun storyline, perfect for beginners. Essential resource for understanding and using correct pronouns.

Everyone Sux But You is a bold YA graphic novel about growing up, queer love, and self-acceptance. Carson and Ash navigate friendship turning into something more amidst grief and identity struggles.

Don't miss the sequel to the bestselling graphic novel March: Book One! Congressman John Lewis continues his inspiring civil rights journey in March: Book Two.

A heartwarming story of change and acceptance as a child shares their gender identity with their dad while creating an ice rink together.

Middle grade novel: Anna investigates why popular girl Rachel is now a pariah. With podcasts and clues, she uncovers a complex mystery and faces the consequences.

Eva excels at soccer but fears joining a team due to past bullying over her skin condition. Can she overcome her fears and play the game she loves?

Moving middle-grade novel about a nonbinary youth finding family with a rescue dog. Starred reviews from Booklist and School Library Journal.

From the author of National Book Award finalist Hey, Kiddo comes a hilarious tale of a haircut gone awry in Good Night, Monkey Boy!

Join Earth Patrol! A story about a girl advocating for reusable plates at school to help the planet. Inspire kids to make a difference in their communities.

"Brooms: A heart-pounding graphic novel about six witches defying the odds with magic, friendship, and rebellion in 1930s Mississippi."

Award-winning YA nonfiction examining Indigenous resistance and resilience over 400 years, adapted for young readers with discussion topics and archival images.