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A poignant picture book about a young girl going back to school. A must have for every child navigating the endings and beginnings of life with a big heart! Paloma has trouble with goodbyes. But Abue Tita teaches her to say hasta pronto instead. It’s not goodbye, more like see you soon. A...

A new middle grade mystery from Coretta Scott King and Newbery Honor winner Alicia D. Williams set during the summer of 1983 when five Black girls join a swim team only to find themselves investigating two mysterious drownings. It’s the summer of 1983 in West Edenton and five girls—Jubi...

From We Need Diverse Books comes Watermelon Seeds, a novel that weaves together eight interconnected stories of joyful activism and community by Palestinian authors, including Jasmine Warga (Other Words for Home), Omar Abed (The Book that Almost Rhymed), Jessica Khoury (The Skyborn series), and...

Cowboy Roots by Faith Williams Schesventer is a forhcoming title from Roaring Brook Press...

In this lyrical intergenerational picture book, a nonbinary child sits beneath a beautiful tree in a city park with their Dada and learns about their beloved grandfather's childhood in pre-Partition India. One Sunday, beneath Dada’s favorite oak tree in their local city park, Noor listens as...

Eatonville: A Story of America’s First Black Town has descriptive copy which is not yet available from the Publisher...

Meet HARI KUMAR, superstar-in-the-making, in this laugh-out-loud doodle-packed diary series for 8+ readers. Hari Kumar is BACK. AGAIN. 10 years old, 75% Indian, 25% French and 100% going to be a SUPERSTAR. Hari has a plan to restart the school paper and he has TONS of ideas for amazing articles...

This poetic picture book is an ode to life's quiet, gentle moments and all the strength, wonder, and love they contain. From daybreak to moonrise, one family savors the quiet things: The first yawn of a sunlit morning. A whispery shout in the library. The goodbye hug before school. The tick of a...

A kid and their two moms head to the iconic People’s Beach at Jacob Riis Park for a perfect day of sun, sand, and chosen family in a joyful queer space where every body, every family, and every identity is free, seen, and celebrated. On the outskirts of the city, where land meets sea, there is...

In this vibrant middle grade debut from a beloved award-winning author, a twelve-year-old aspiring chef must whip up a delectable—and slightly disastrous—plan to save his grandmother’s iconic neighborhood bakery when her failing memory and a shady developer threaten to shut it down. Want...

A 1942 Caldecott Honor Book A young Indian boy carves a little canoe with a figure inside and names him Paddle-to-the-Sea. Paddle's journey, in text and pictures, through the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean provides an excellent geographic and historical picture of the region...

In This Library is a rhythmic, joyful ode to libraries, the places we feel the most empowered, creative, and safe—perfect for fans of School's First Day of School and All the Books. Libraries are magic—they’re dynamic spaces of discovery that help us explore how the world works. Libraries...

Eleven-year-old Alex Zarrutia works at his family's struggling UFO-themed mini-golf park, where the fact that he has to dress up as an astronaut for the park's weekly light show gets him mocked by his classmates. Still, Alex is devastated when his parents tell him they might have to sell the golf park and move away from his best friend, Nora, and the only home he's ever known.

The reluctant reader revolution is back!? Z, SFX, Bully Boy and Mr G are back for another joke-popping, beat-bopping, mic-dropping adventure. You ready, my G?...

How did a young boy who was born on an island in the Caribbean become the first Black actor to win an Academy Award? Find out in this addition to the Who HQ library! Determined to shake up Hollywood stereotypes, Sidney Poitier used his status as a Black man starring in lead roles in the Golden...

A child finds a way to access inner peace—when the world around her feels anything but peaceful—in this uplifting new picture book by acclaimed author-illustrator team Jacqueline Woodson and E. B. Lewis. Sometimes it seems like you can’t get away from the noise. Especially in a busy school...

Only Murders in the Building meets The Swifts in the first installment of this cozy whodunit mystery series. Most people would kill to live in a glamorous New York City high-rise on the Upper West Side. Not Casey. She hates her daily morning elevator ride to school. Why? Because she's forced to...

Only Murders in the Building meets The Swifts in the second installment of this twisty whodunit mystery series. Zoe Durand has a secret. She and the Carlton Girls have been taking the Upper West Side by storm, solving case after case. But little do her friends know that at home, Zoe puts just as...

Teamwork brings Jo Jo’s community together in the sixth book in the beloved Jo Jo Makoons chapter book series. Jo Jo Makoons and her classmates are going on a field trip to the local tribal museum! But there are things to do before they go and a big project to work on once they arrive...

A child finds a way to access inner peace—when the world around her feels anything but peaceful—in this uplifting new picture book by acclaimed author-illustrator team Jacqueline Woodson and E. B. Lewis. Sometimes it seems like you can’t get away from the noise. Especially in a busy school...