Two teens experience a two-week vacation romance in Everything New Again, a young adult novel by Renée Watson.
Browsing: Celebrating Diversity
Kelly Yang’s Front Desk, the fictionalized account of a 10-year-old’s life as a Chinese immigrant to the United States, is now available as a graphic novel.
A Dutch woman and Polish man find love and the will to survive in a Nazi death camp in Up From the Ashes, by Sharon Cameron.
A group of kids ride their bikes through New York City in Night Ride, a wordless picture book by Christopher Myers.
People of all sizes, shapes and ethnicities are celebrated in Some Body, Every Body! the first book in a new series by Roz MacLean.
Two teens try to protect their families inside a WWII Japanese internment camp in The Gods Will Sing Our Song, by Autumn Krause.
Explore the history of Black Americans in That You Are Here is No Small Thing, by Traci N. Todd and Vashti Harrison.
Two sisters try to survive after getting trapped in a blizzard in Sisters Alone, a middle-grade novel in verse by Shifa Saltagi Safadi.
A girl makes a new friend and uses her hair—and wits—to escape in Acacia: A Rapunzel Tale, by JaNay Brown-Wood and John Joven.
Family hijinks, immigration patrols, and musical daydreams shape a year of growth and change for a Mexican American boy and his family in Mexikid Dreams, by Pedro Martin.