City of the Uncommon Thief is genre-defying fiction at its finest, and Lynne Bertrand sticks the landing on a book that knows no fear.
Anonymouse is a poetic and visually witty paean to the power of creativity and the ability of art to inspire and unite us.
Fans of blockbuster fantasy sagas will adore this empowering, action-packed series opener featuring a confident Black heroine who is discovering her own gifts.
It Only Happens in the Movies is a rewarding and grounded read with timely social commentary—and some fun with zombies, too.
Readers will delight in having a front-row seat for Robin Talley’s funny, romantic tribute to high school theater in all its glory—both on stage and backstage.
This Is How We Fly testifies to the power of fans to breathe new life into stories beyond the pages of books or the wildest dreams of their creators.
Mouse’s Night Before Christmas is steeped in tradition, holiday magic and the happiness that comes from helping others and sharing joy with someone special.
A timeless story about appreciating and honoring differences among friends, Mistletoe merrily conveys the joy we experience when we share gifts from the heart.
The Sea in Winter is a refreshing and moving story of grief and healing from one of middle grade’s brightest rising stars.
The Awakening of Malcolm X is a welcome invitation to consider the light that Malcolm X shone on society’s injustices and what it continues to reveal today.
Root Magic successfully blends mystical elements with historical ones for a novel that explores Gullah culture as well as the social upheavals of the 1960s.
LeUyen Pham’s picture book addresses the COVID-19 pandemic with sensitivity and compassion for young readers.
Part history lesson and part mystery thrill ride, One of the Good Ones makes a pointed case for the power of sisterhood and the resilience of Black women.
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