Fiction
PREMIUM
Limelight
Fans of Malinda Lo’s Late Night at the Telegraph Club and John Green and David Levithan’s Will Grayson, Will Grayson will enjoy this novel about theater, drag, and coming to terms with one’s identity.
Both an eerie ghost story and a moving exploration of identity, history, and belonging, this is a powerful YA thriller.
A beautiful example of Black joy and the gift of neurodiversity, this book deserves its place in library collections everywhere.
PREMIUM
Zenguin
A gentle, calming story that shows young readers different ways to stay peaceful in a noisy world. Recommended for the SEL shelves.
PREMIUM
Hank’s Change of Heart
A sweet low-stakes addition to picture book collections, perfect for discussions about empathy and giving.
PREMIUM
I Want to Eat My Brother
A delightfully preposterous family story, bogged down by the challenges inherent in translation, but with visual humor galore.
PREMIUM
The Heart That Found You
This gentle and uplifting choice suits story hours or classroom discussions about family and adoption, and the transformative ways it can impact lives for the better.
With enough context, this story could work for discussions of difficult, but necessary, topics in U.S. history.
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