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Wild Girl
Patricia Reilly Giff
For the child struggling to feel at home after a big move, Lidie's journey from Brazil to a New York horse ranch mirrors
Ages 8–12
Wings in the Wild
Margarita Engle
For the teenager navigating the weight of global crises, this verse novel offers a sanctuary of hope and connection thro
Ages 12–18
Breaking to the Beat!
Linda J. Acevedo
For the child who expresses themselves through movement and needs to see how finding their own rhythm can lead to someth
Ages 4–8
The Blood Maker and the Witch's Curse
Jaromy Henry
For the child who feels powerless against unfairness, this thrilling tale of a masked hero shows how one person can stan
Ages 8–12
The Memory of Light
Francisco X. Stork
For the teenager or family navigating the quiet, difficult journey of mental health recovery and finding the will to liv
Ages 14–18
Chunky #1
Chunky
Yehudi Mercado
For the child who feels pressured to fit into a mold that doesn't feel right, especially when it comes to sports and bod
Ages 8–12
The Secret Side of Empty
Maria E. Andreu
For the teenager carrying a heavy secret about their family's status while trying to balance the pressures of high schoo
Ages 13–18
Tigers, Not Daughters
Samantha Mabry
For the teen processing the heavy weight of a family loss while struggling to find their own voice amidst rigid traditio
Ages 14–18
Inca Government and Society
Baby Professor
For the curious student building a foundation in world history, this guide simplifies the complex social and political s
Ages 9–12
Pajaro Verde / The Green Bird
Joe Hayes
For the child who needs to see that loyalty and courage can break even the toughest enchantments, this bilingual folk ta
Ages 7–11
Josefina
Jeanette Winter
For the child who loves making things with their hands, this book celebrates the joy of folk art and the vibrant colors
Ages 3–7
Ole! Flamenco
George Ancona
For the child curious about different cultures or starting their first dance class, this photoessay captures the vibrant
Ages 7–11
Cesar Chavez
Eric Braun
For children starting to notice when things aren't fair at school or in their community, this book shows how one person'
Ages 8–12
Who HQ Graphic Novels
Who Was Cesar Chavez?
Terry Blas, Who HQ
For the child who asks why some things aren't fair, this graphic novel brings to life the courageous journey of a man wh
Ages 8–12
Outlaw Saints #1
Ballad & Dagger
Daniel José Older
For the teenager grappling with their cultural roots while trying to find their own rhythm in a world that feels both fa
Ages 12–18
Little Gold Star
Robert D. San Souci
For the child navigating tricky family dynamics or feeling overlooked, this radiant retelling celebrates how kindness an
Ages 5–10
The Tale of Rabbit and Coyote
Tony Johnston
For the child who loves outsmarting the 'big kids' or finding clever ways out of a sticky situation through quick thinki
Ages 4–8
American Girl: Girl of the Year
Marisol
Gary Soto
For the child struggling to adapt to a new home, this story explores how to carry your passions and cultural identity wi
Ages 8–12
Capoeira
George Ancona
For the child curious about different cultures, this photo essay explores Capoeira, a spirited blend of dance, music, an
Ages 7–11
Evelyn Del Rey Is Moving Away
Meg Medina
For the child facing the bittersweet reality of a best friend moving away, this story offers comfort and a way to proces
Ages 5–8
Green Was My Forest
Edna Iturralde
For children discovering that our planet's diversity is worth protecting. These stories connect young readers to the liv
Ages 8–12
Surrender Tree, The
Margarita Engle
For the young reader seeking to understand how one person can offer healing and hope in the middle of a frightening, wor
Ages 10–14
Viva Frida!
Yuyi Morales
For the budding artist who needs to see how creativity turns feelings into beauty. This visually stunning book celebrate
Ages 4–8
Tomás and the Library Lady
Pat Mora
For the child who feels like an outsider or is navigating a new environment, this story celebrates how books and kind me
Ages 5–9
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