👀 What We Found

The teNeues Black Small Bullet Journal is portable, stylish, and functional with dot-grid paper, designer black edging, and a surprise polka dot endpaper.

Revised guide by industry expert Jane Friedman on the business side of writing, offering advice on building a platform, mindset issues, publishing, and diversifying income.

A feminist thriller in which a con artist's daughter is caught in a bank heist, forcing her to use all her skills to survive. Now in paperback!

Ta-Nehisi Coates examines how stories shape realities in conflict zones, from Africa to America to Palestine, urging us to confront destructive myths.

Award-winning author Renée Watson celebrates Black girlhood in this collection of poems, sharing her personal experiences and empowering calls to action. Art by Ekua Holmes.

Investigating the impact of attention capitalism on society, Chris Hayes reveals how our minds have been reshaped by technology and how we can reclaim control.

Innovative YA anthology explores future realities through emerging technologies with ten speculative short stories by top authors.

Explore how Ta-Nehisi Coates became the acclaimed author he is today in this heartfelt father-son story set in a turbulent Baltimore, navigating family, race, and growing up.

From the author of One of Us Is Lying comes a gripping mystery about a girl determined to solve a teacher's murder at her old school, uncovering secrets that may be closer than she realizes.

Youme Landowne and Anthony Horton collaborate on the graphic novel Pitch Black, sharing Anthony's story of perseverance and hope in the NYC subway system.

A novel of love, art, and desire as a writer grapples with life intersecting with art. An insightful exploration of moral complexities and conflicting beliefs.

A thrilling follow-up to THE GIRLS I'VE BEEN, where four teens embark on a dangerous backpacking trip, but things take a deadly turn when one of them is mistaken for another and held hostage by a very bad man.

Hari debates marrying Taemu, with the Chairman's help, but disaster strikes on the day she decides to propose.

Decolonizing Wealth critiques colonial dynamics in philanthropy, offering Native traditions as a healing remedy for systemic imbalances in finance.

A visually stunning coming-of-age tale about a young mermaid escaping captivity and embarking on a journey filled with whimsy and danger. Selected for Best New Comics of 2024 by the New York Public Library.