Diverse Books
PREMIUM
The Last Great Heir
A richly atmospheric fantasy with compelling themes of power and destiny, best suited for readers who enjoy immersive worldbuilding and introspective storytelling. Finn’s debut offers a strong foundation for what could become an exciting new fantasy series.
Perfect for rigid thinkers, this book will help children understand that play can be cooperative and imaginative rather than directive. Essential.
PREMIUM
Me and Other Bunnies
While the text is sparse, this small book will inspire much discussion about how we are connected and how within those connections, we are still individuals.
A fun, engaging rhyming stomp through the farmyard. Hand to fans of Jack Prelutsky or Shel Silverstein.
A gratitude-enriched lesson for children that everyone has a different purpose, this book has a quiet but lasting impact for lessons on being true to oneself.
An additional purchase for most school libraries.
For public libraries, this book is an essential resource to celebrate diversity, promote positive representation, and engage readers in meaningful conversations about identity, joy, and the power of self-belief.
PREMIUM
Night Song
Children will love and relate to the arc of Bernard’s story as he patters from job to job; this is a quiet lesson on finding one’s place, big or small, night or day.
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