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1,005 books
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The Weight of Blood
Tiffany D. Jackson
For the teenager navigating the complexities of racial identity, the pressure to fit in, and the weight of systemic inju
Ages 14–18
The Last Immortal #3
The Corrupted
Alex Marlowe
For the child who feels overwhelmed by expectations or like they are losing themselves to please others. A dark fantasy
Ages 10–14
Margie Kelly Breaks the Dress Code
Bridget Farr
For the child noticing unfair rules or navigating the tricky social dynamics of middle school, this story empowers young
Ages 8–12
We Will Not Be Silent: The White Rose Student Resistance Movement That Defied Adolf Hitler
Russell Freedman
For the young person starting to question the world around them and looking for the courage to stand up for what is righ
Ages 10–14
Represent: The Unfinished Fight for the Vote
Michael Eric Dyson, Marc Favreau
For the teenager asking why their vote matters or wondering about the history of fairness in America, this book connects
Ages 12–18
The Secret of Kells
Tomm Moore, Samuel Sattin, Nora Twomey
For the child who feels overwhelmed by the world's problems and needs to see how their unique creativity can be a light
Ages 8–12
Light Years #2
Supernova
Kass Morgan
For the teen navigating complex social groups and learning that standing up for what is right often means questioning th
Ages 14–18
The Glittering Edge #1
The Glittering Edge
Alyssa Villaire
For the teen navigating high-stakes environments where the pressure to succeed feels life-or-death and secrets lurk behi
Ages 14–18
Go With the Flow #1
Go With the Flow
Lily Williams, Karen Schneemann
For the teen or tween navigating the physical and social shifts of puberty while wanting to make their school a more equ
Ages 10–14
When We Wake #1
When We Wake
Karen Healey
For the teen grappling with a changing world and their place in it, this story explores how to find your voice and fight
Ages 12–18
Fairy Tale Reform School #5
Wished
Jen Calonita
For the child who loves imagining what they would do with three wishes, this magical adventure explores the importance o
Ages 8–12
Maniac Magee
Jerry Spinelli
For the child grappling with the complexities of race, homelessness, or finding where they belong, this legendary tale e
Ages 8–12
A Good Deed Can Grow
Jennifer Chambliss Bertman
For the child learning that even the smallest gesture can make a big difference. This lyrical story shows how kindness s
Ages 4–8
The Folk of the Air #3
The Queen of Nothing
Holly Black
For the teen finding their voice in a world of complex power dynamics, this finale explores how to claim your place when
Ages 14–18
Kids Who Are Changing the World
Kids Who Are Changing the World
Anne Jankéliowitch
For the child who wants to help but doesn't know where to start. This collection of real-life stories shows how kids can
Ages 8–12
Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase Three #1
Captain America: Civil War
Alex Irvine
For the child navigating a fallout with a close friend, this story explores how deep bonds can be tested when people we
Ages 8–12
The Cage #3
The Gauntlet
Megan Shepherd
For the teen grappling with questions of autonomy and sacrifice while navigating high-stakes pressure to protect those t
Ages 14–18
Trans History
Andrew Eakett
For the teenager seeking their place in a long line of pioneers, this graphic history explores the vibrant, ancient, and
Ages 14–18
Nicholas Pipe
Robert D. San Souci
For the child who follows their heart despite the rules or expectations of others. A courageous daughter risks everythin
Ages 5–9
Truth, Lies, and the Questions in Between
L. M. Elliott
For the teen starting to question their parents' political views or discovering that the heroes in history books are mor
Ages 12–18
Groundbreaking Guys: 40 Men Who Became Great by Doing Good
Stephanie True Peters
For children questioning what it means to be a hero, this collection offers an inspiring alternative to traditional tale
Ages 8–12
Sold
Patricia McCormick
For the mature teen processing global injustices, this powerful verse novel follows a girl's journey through the unthink
Ages 14–18
Stamped (for Kids): Racism, Antiracism, and You
Jason Reynolds, Ibram X. Kendi
For the child asking big questions about fairness and history, this conversational guide breaks down the origins of raci
Ages 7–12
Rock On: A Story of Guitars, Gigs, Girls, and a Brother (Not Necessarily in That Order)
Denise Vega
For the teenager finding their own voice while living in a sibling's shadow. This musical journey navigates stage fright
Ages 12–17
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