Clem must decide whether to go along with a bully or stand up for the new boy in the poignant final book of the Finding Langston trilogy.
16 Black authors offer moments of joy that highlight the sweetness of the ordinary and extraordinary in this treasure of a short story collection.
On Dead Wednesday, eighth graders assume the identities of recently deceased teens, but Worm never expected that Becca’s ghost would actually materialize.
This splendid picture book is an unforgettable journey told from the perspective of a subway train in Seoul, South Korea.
This exceptional and deeply personal picture book about bullying explores the rippling effects of cruelty and the redeeming power of kindness.
It’s so hot that even the moon is melting, but resourceful Granny whips up a chilly treat that cools everyone off in this strange and delightful tale.
In Nidhi Chanani’s enchanting graphic novel, a girl travels back in time but connects with the present.
Unexpected, inspiring and fun, Make Meatballs Sing is a joyful account that captures how art can create awareness and spark change.
Unbound is a tender, moving and personal tale of sisterhood that depicts the power and importance of loyalty and individual expression.
What if everything you drew turned out to be real—and you’d been drawing a fantastical kingdom based on Indian mythology, full of demons and magic?
This picture book is a welcome invitation to pause, close your eyes, appreciate every sound around you and hear the voice inside you.
Josephine and her dad are happy until the mysterious Mariss enters their lives. Can Josephine uncover the truth about Mariss before it’s too late?
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