Set during outbreak of COVID, Kelly Yang’s New from Here follows an Asian American boy as he faces racism amidst family separation.
Browsing: ages 8 & up
Gillian McDunn’s new middle-grade novel, Honestly Elliott, follows a kid he navigates family, friendship and his ever-present ADHD.
A Pakistani American girl tries to help her family and gets in trouble in the process in Reem Faruqi’s Golden Girl.
A girl goes through growing pains in Ready or Not! #1: Abby In Between, the first book in a new middle-grade series by Megan E. Bryant.
In time for Black History Month, these books are great ways to learn about the Black community’s past, present and hopes for the future.
Return to a world where humans bond with magical beasts in the second book of Amanda Foody’s Wilderlore series, The Weeping Tide.
K. Ibura’s When the World Turned Upside Down follows a group of friends as the COVID-19 pandemic changes everything.
Jacquetta Nammar Feldman’s Wishing Upon the Same Stars follows an Arab American girl as she moves from Detroit to San Antonio.
A foster kid finds himself in the middle of a superhero showdown in Shawn Peters’ The Unforgettable Logan Foster.
A young girl’s world is turned upside down when she finds a live boy inside the belly of a whale in Orphans of the Tide, by Struan Murray.