Self-proclaimed space nerd Phil Stamper’s The Gravity of Us is so interesting and well crafted that it’s hard to believe it’s his first novel.
In Not So Pure and Simple, Lamar Giles successfully explores social justice themes while maintaining an engaging and often hilarious tone.
From the Desk of Zoe Washington is an engaging debut that serves as an excellent introduction to the pervasive issue of racial injustice.
Award-winning author Rebecca Roanhorse adds to the diverse roster of Rick Riordan’s eponymous imprint with the action-packed Race to the Sun.
Set on a farm during the 1940s, Pixie Pushes On is a touching story of love, loss and learning about the world beyond your own backyard.
The Old Truck is an instant classic, updating tried and true picture book themes for a diverse modern audience.
Emergency Kittens! is a totally irresistible picture book about a winning, child-pleasing combo: superheroes and fuzzy kittens.
A hapless father fox sets out to find his cheeky baby pup in Anne Hunter’s fresh and entertaining picture book.
In pleasing rhymes and energetic, vivid illustrations, Some Snow Is . . . revels in winter and explores how wildly different each snowfall can be.
A girl joins her father in his snowplow on a journey to meet someone at the train station in this briskly paced and compellingly illustrated book.
A boy eagerly anticipates losing a tooth and maple syrup for his pancakes in this joyful ode to the turning of the seasons.
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