This powerful novel in verse recounts the true story of the final group of people who were enslaved and forcibly brought to the United States.
Raised by her dad, theater-loving Millie longs to discover her mom’s identity. Does her dad’s old LiveJournal hold the key?
This sci-fi survival story makes full use of its perilous setting, to which its hero’s bond with a wounded wolf forms a quiet emotional counterpoint.
Dynamic and visceral, Ain’t Burned All the Bright artistically portrays the claustrophobia of the summer of 2020 from the perspective of a young boy.
Hopepunk is perhaps the most punk rock book ever to be written about religion and forgiveness. It’s a stellar read.
Medusa adds complexity to a character typically known only as a monstrous Gorgon, and readers who enjoy nuanced retellings of myths will not want to miss it.
Medusa adds complexity to a character typically known only as a monstrous Gorgon, and readers who enjoy nuanced retellings of myths will not want to miss it.
Year of the Reaper is a fast-paced, fantastical mystery that’s rife with courtly intrigue and rooted in nuanced depictions of personal and societal trauma.
Year of the Reaper is a fast-paced, fantastical mystery that’s rife with courtly intrigue and rooted in nuanced depictions of personal and societal trauma.
Can Stuntboy defeat the frets, those feelings he gets when his life feels out of control? Find out in Stuntboy, in the Meantime!
The Secret Garden on 81st Street is a beautiful and respectful new vision of a long-treasured tale.
There’s a hint of The Wizard of Oz to this absorbing, fast-paced historical fantasy that begins in Oklahoma before transporting its hero to a magical new world.
In the world of this lush, poetic fairy-tale retelling, the sea teems with otherworldly creatures, the wind speaks to women, and magic seems truly possible.
In this deceptively spare graphic memoir, Sophia Glock discovers that she is the daughter of CIA agents who have kept her in the dark her entire life.
This graphic memoir is a powerfully compelling portrait of a boy learning to understand and accept himself. It’s the kind of book that changes lives.
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