Emotional and gripping, The Cost of Knowing uses fantastical elements to convey how life-threateningly real the problems that Black boys face in America are.
Featuring an imaginative world, a terrifying villain and a complex heroine, The Infinity Courts is a mesmerizing series opener.
Lush, gruesome prose, a sinister Scottish woodland setting and the powerful yet destructive role of magic combine for a truly chilling tale.
Saving American Beach is an exquisitely illustrated and moving tribute to activist MaVynee Betsch and the land she treasured.
Leonard (My Life as a Cat) is a witty, inventive and wonderful tale that invites readers to see the marvelous in the mundane.
Readers who enjoy a humorous, relaxed approach to sci-fi will find much to enjoy in Victories Greater Than Death, the first YA book from Charlie Jane Anders.
A woman recalls walking in the woods as a girl with her grandmother and discussing the important role of bees in this lovingly designed book.
Without an ounce of sanctimony, Once Upon Another Time vitally conveys how humans have transformed Earth’s landscape.
Kiyoshi’s Walk is an exploration of the source of poetic inspiration, as seen through the eyes of a young boy spending the day with his grandfather.
Mornings With Monet depicts the impressionist painter Claude Monet at work on his riverboat studio on a bright summer morning.
Katie Henry’s third novel, This Will Be Funny Someday, is a vibrant and engaging coming-of-age story.
My First Day is a compelling and cinematic story that depicts one child’s journey to school.
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