Fantasy and graphic novel fans alike will love the gentle humor and spirit of adventure in The Legend of Brightblade, Ethan M. Aldridge’s standalone tale.
Fantasy and graphic novel fans alike will love the gentle humor and spirit of adventure in The Legend of Brightblade, Ethan M. Aldridge’s standalone tale.
Newbery Medalist Kelly Barnhill’s warm and lovely fairy tale, The Ogress and the Orphans, is a striking allegory that pointedly holds a mirror up to societal dysfunction.
Newbery Medalist Kelly Barnhill’s warm and lovely fairy tale, The Ogress and the Orphans, is a striking allegory that pointedly holds a mirror up to societal dysfunction.
Mimi mounts a campaign against single-use plastic bags on her new island home in Florida in Elaine Dimopoulos’ Turn the Tide, a stirring novel in verse.
Mimi mounts a campaign against single-use plastic bags on her new island home in Florida in Elaine Dimopoulos’ Turn the Tide, a stirring novel in verse.
In this moving picture book, a young girl reflects on being the only person of color at school and draws strength from the women in her family’s history.
This exquisite picture book, based on the experiences of the author’s grandparents, tells a love story for the ages without sugarcoating history.
Author Ibi Zoboi shares a personal connection to her subject that makes her inventive biography of Octavia E. Butler even more compelling.
Newbery Honor author Pam Muñoz Ryan offers a new tale about a compelling heroine, her supportive community and a shimmer of magic in Solimar.
Newbery Honor author Pam Muñoz Ryan offers a new tale about a compelling heroine, her supportive community and a shimmer of magic in Solimar.
A tale of siblings who join a hidden community of formerly enslaved people, Freewater is historical fiction at its finest.
A tale of siblings who join a hidden community of formerly enslaved people, Freewater is historical fiction at its finest.
Deeply rooted in its protagonist’s Orthodox Jewish community, Aviva vs. the Dybbuk’s depiction of grief and healing has wide appeal.
Deeply rooted in its protagonist’s Orthodox Jewish community, Aviva vs. the Dybbuk’s depiction of grief and healing has wide appeal.
In her beguiling debut middle grade novel, Lisa Stringfellow shows how the most powerful fantasy tales can be more true than ordinary life.
In this charming and resonant tale, people-pleasing June’s fairy godmother gifts her with the inability to lie, but June thinks it’s more of a curse.
This riveting rocket of a tall tale makes readers feel like they have courtside seats to a basketball game of mythic proportions.
Caldecott Medalist Matthew Cordell’s first early reader, the tale of two mice who embark on an expedition up Holler Mountain, will leave young readers hungry for more.
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