A first-generation immigrant child's story about belonging to more than one place at once.

A thoughtful school-and-sister story about wearing hijab with pride and weathering other people's assumptions.

A seasonal, sensory picture book about a child's bond with an abuelo and the bittersweet memory of Cuba.

A funny and affectionate father-son story set during a day of yard work in a working-class Latine family.

A warm and funny contemporary Native family story about sibling friction, observation, and belonging in Cherokee life.

A warm intergenerational picture book about an abuela's visit, family memory, and staying connected across distance.

All that Little Excavator wants to do is help, but it's a struggle to find a suitable task at a job site made for bigger machines. Anna Dewdney tells this refreshing story in satisfying rhyme. 

Thunder Boy Jr. is a charming and vibrant picture book by Sherman Alexie, illustrated by Yuyi Morales. This engaging children's book tells the story of a young Native American boy named Thunder Boy Jr. who wants to forge his own identity rather than live in the shadow of his father's legacy.