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Anna Quindlen
1 of 64 titles
After Annie: A Novel
by Anna Quindlen
Penguin Random House
Anna Quindlen’s trademark wisdom on family, friendship, and the ties that bind us are at the center of this novel about the power of love to transcend loss and triumph over adversity, by the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Still Life with Bread Crumbs and One True Thing.
Rosena Fung
2 of 64 titles
Age 16
by Rosena Fung
Annick Press
From the award-winning creator of Living With Viola, a powerful YA coming-of-age graphic novel about how mothers and daughters pass down—and rebel against—standards of size, gender, race, beauty, and worth. "Rosena artfully captures the pain and joy of this age. From beginning to end, this story is just brimming with heart." —Tillie Walden, author of Spinning
Susan Tate Ankeny
3 of 64 titles
American Flygirl
by Susan Tate Ankeny
Kensington Books
Timed to AAPI Month and told in full for the first time, the trailblazing life of the uniquely unsung WWII hero Hazel Ying Lee, a daughter of Chinese immigrants who became the first Asian American woman to earn a pilot’s license and fly for the US military – despite widespread anti-Asian sentiment and racist policies such as the Chinese Exclusion Act and Japanese internment camps.
Shou Arai
4 of 64 titles
At 30, I Realized I Had No Gender (Life Lessons From a 50-Year-Old After Two Decades of Self-Discovery)
by Shou Arai
TOKYOPOP
At age 30, Shou Arai (he/him) came to a realization; he had no gender. Now he was faced with a question he'd never really considered: how to age in a society where everything is so strongly gendered? This autobiographical manga explores Japanese culture surrounding transgender issues, and the day to day obstacles faced by members of the LGBTQIA+ community with a lighthearted, comedic attitude.
Alana Portero
5 of 64 titles
Bad Habit
by Alana Portero
HarperVia Books
Combining the raw realism and vulnerability of Shuggie Bain and Detransition, Baby, Bad Habit is a staggering coming-of-age novel rooted in the struggles of a trans woman growing up in the 80’s heroin-epidemic. With her first novel, Alana S. Portero strikingly underscores the ties between gender and class, the search for identity, and the power of sisterhood and community.
Matt Cain
6 of 64 titles
Becoming Ted
by Matt Cain
Kensington Books
A Man Called Ove meets “Ru Paul’s Drag Race” in this vibrant, joyful, universally relatable story about kindness, self-acceptance, and blooming at any age from the acclaimed author of the LibraryReads and Indie Next Pick, The Secret Life of Albert Entwistle. Fans of Byron Lane, Steven Rowley, Gail Honeyman, and Linda Holmes will fall in love with Becoming Ted and its heartfelt reminder to always choose joy.
Michelle Lindo-Rice
7 of 64 titles
The Bookshop Sisterhood
by Michelle Lindo-Rice
MIRA Books
After years of hard work, four best friends are finally on the verge of opening the bookstore of their dreams. Until their worlds are upended and the four women must lean on each other to navigate their grief and uncertainty. And together, they’ll learn that sometimes, even life’s most unexpected plot twists can lead to beautiful new beginnings.
Peter May
8 of 64 titles
Changing the Course: How Charlie Sifford and Stanley Mosk Integrated the PGA
by Peter May
Rowman & Littlefield
The compelling, little-known story of Charlie Sifford, the first Black golfer to get his PGA card, and Stanley Mosk, a crusading civil rights attorney and California Supreme Court justice, who together made history by taking on the PGA and the Caucasian Only clause in its bylaws.
Cherie Priest
9 of 64 titles
CINDERWICH
by Cherie Priest
Apex Book Company
CINDERWICH is a mystery/thriller southern gothic novel set in a dying Tennessee town that is known for one thing: the mysterious death of a young woman decades prior. A journalist, along with her college mentor, travels to rural Tennessee finding answers that by turns are familial and unexpected.
Alan Murrin
10 of 64 titles
The Coast Road
by Alan Murrin
HarperVia Books
A claustrophobic coastal town. Two women trapped in unhappy marriages. How will they ever find freedom? Addictive as Big Little Lies with a depth and compassion that rivals the works of Elizabeth Strout, The Coast Road is a story about the limits placed on women’s lives in Ireland only a generation ago, and the consequences women have suffered trying to gain independence.
Meghan Elizabeth Kallman and Josephine Ferorelli
11 of 64 titles
The Conceivable Future: Planning Families and Taking Action in the Age of Climate Change
by Meghan Elizabeth Kallman and Josephine Ferorelli
Rowman & Littlefield
The Conceivable Future is part self-help, part cultural criticism, part manifesto for the most consequential decade of our lives. It is both a portrait of family planning in the era of climate consequences and an instruction manual on how to take action.
Dan Conner
12 of 64 titles
Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Battle for Pumpkin King
by Dan Conner; illus. by Deborah Allo, Roberto Scalia
TOKYOPOP
Years ago, Jack Skellington and Oogie Boogie were close friends. Both eager to prove themselves, they poured all their passion into their fantastical projects to earn their rightful place as the scariest duo in Halloweentown. But there could only be one Pumpkin King! What could have happened to turn two best friends into such bitter rivals?
Mary Monroe
13 of 64 titles
Double Lives
by Mary Monroe
Kensington Books
Award-winning New York Times bestselling author Mary Monroe returns to the segregated South of 1930s Lexington, Alabama in an outrageous new drama starring identical twin sisters with a talent for switching lives and hiding the scandalous results—until one risk too many changes the game forever…
Pallavi Sharma Dixit
14 of 64 titles
Edison
by Pallavi Sharma Dixit
Third State Books
Prem Kumar, the hapless son of an Indian business tycoon, is obsessed with Bollywood films. Uninterested in his father’s business, he runs away to America. Fate deposits him in an Indian immigrant neighborhood in Edison, New Jersey. When he falls in love with Leena Engineer, will our hero become a man of action, an entrepreneur, a real American hero?
Diane Richards
15 of 64 titles
ELLA
by Diane Richards
Amistad Books
A magnificent work of “biographical fiction” that reimagines the turbulent and triumphant early years of Ella Fitzgerald, arguably the greatest singer of the twentieth century.
Patricia McCausland-Gallo and Susana Illera Martinez
16 of 64 titles
Encanto: The Official Cookbook
by Patricia McCausland-Gallo and Susana Illera Martinez
Insight Editions
Join Mirabel and the Familia Madrigal in the kitchen with this official cookbook, featuring delicious authentic Colombian dishes inspired by Disney’s instant-classic film Encanto!
Armen Melikian
17 of 64 titles
Expraedium
by Armen Melikian
Erzenka Publishing House
An incendiary tour-de-force, this novel by multiple literary award-winning author Melikian is equal parts satire and philosophy, polemic and prophecy. “Expraedium is one of the most creatively, philosophically, culturally, semantically, and thematically ambitious novels I’ve ever read in my 40 years of professional life.” –Paul McCarthy, Prof. of English, University of Ulster, Ireland (Former Senior Acquisitions Editor at Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, Doubleday).
Jerry Kaplan
18 of 64 titles
GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: What Everyone Needs to Know
by Jerry Kaplan
Oxford University Press
Stanford University AI expert Jerry Kaplan entertainingly discusses how advances in Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) have created a new class of computer systems that exhibit astonishing proficiency in producing text, images, music, and software by analyzing enormous collections of digitized information. Kaplan explores how GAI will introduce new dangers while accelerating progress in science, medicine, law, commerce, and culture.
FLuX & David Good
19 of 64 titles
GOOD: From the Amazon Jungle to Suburbia and Back
by FLuX & David Good
NBM Graphic Novels
Following an idyllic childhood split between South America’s rainforest with his mother, a member of the indigenous Yanomami tribe, and suburban America with his Caucasian anthropologist father, David Good is thrust into a crisis of identity when his mom decides to abandon her American family. Struggling with feelings of estrangement and isolation, David spirals into depression, anger, and self-harm before a near-death experience sets him on a path to forgiveness and reconnection.
Lola Milholland
20 of 64 titles
Group Living and Other Recipes
by Lola Milholland
Spiegel & Grau
For readers of Blood, Bones & Butter comes a spirited and charming exploration of group living that encourages readers to reconsider the meaning of family and home. Thoughtful, quirky, candid, and wise, Group Living and Other Recipes is “a delicious study in grace with an immense love for the messy everything of life” (Aimee Nezhukumatathil).
Fabien Grolleau
21 of 64 titles
Guardian of Fukushima
by Fabien Grolleau; illus. by Ewen Blain
TOKYOPOP
It was March 11, 2011 when a massive earthquake triggered a devastating series of events in Fukushima, Japan. This tragedy cost almost 20,000 lives and devastated countless more, including Naoto Matsumura, a farmer evacuated from the area. Unwilling to abandon his beloved animals, Naoto chooses to return home to his farm — and to fight for the beauty of life.
Veronica Hinke and Jody Revenson
22 of 64 titles
Harry Potter Afternoon Tea Magic
by Veronica Hinke and Jody Revenson
Insight Editions
Host a magical, sophisticated, and traditional British tea inspired by the Wizarding World with Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts: Afternoon Tea Magic! With more than 50 original and classic recipes and stunning full-color photography, as well as behind-the-scenes facts from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films.
G. Willow Wilson & Chris Wildgoose
23 of 64 titles
The Hunger and the Dusk Vol. 1
by G. Willow Wilson & Chris Wildgoose
IDW Publishing
Hugo- and World Fantasy Award–winning writer G. Willow Wilson (Ms. Marvel, Poison Ivy) and all-star artist Chris Wildgoose invite readers to experience love on the brink of extinction in their new ongoing high fantasy tour de force! In a dying world, only humans and orcs remain—mortal enemies battling for territory and political advantage. But when a group of fearsome ancient humanoids arrive from across the sea, the two struggling civilizations are forced into a fragile alliance to protect what they have built.
Holly Gramazio
24 of 64 titles
The Husbands: A Novel
by Holly Gramazio
Penguin Random House
An exuberant debut, The Husbands delights in asking: how do we navigate life, love, and choice in a world of never-ending options? (“A time-bending gem”—Gabrielle Zevin; “Kaleidoscopic and bright and very, very funny." –Claire Lombardo)
Harold James
25 of 64 titles
The IMF and European Debt Crisis
by Harold James
International Monetary Fund
This book explores the IMF’s engagement in Europe in the aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis. It explains the nature and consequences of the assistance provided to Greece, Ireland, Portugal, and Cyprus by the “troika”—the IMF, European Central Bank, and European Commission. It also analyzes how the euro area developments interacted with and affected the rest of Europe.
Peter & Maria Hoey
26 of 64 titles
In Perpetuity
by Peter & Maria Hoey
Top Shelf Productions
A heist across the border between life and death, In Perpetuity is set in a noir Los Angeles (L.A.) and its corollary After-Life (A.L). Jim is a gas station attendant “living” in A.L. until a shadow from his past drags him into a scheme that could lead the dead man to his final end. As he falls deeper into a cycle of life and death, love and loss, the uneasy past and the uncertain future, he’ll be reminded time and again: There are worse things than being dead.
Alexandra A. Cha
27 of 64 titles
In the Garden Behind the Moon: A Memoir of Loss, Myth, and Magic
by Alexandra A. Cha
Flashpoint Books
In 2015, the prospect of losing her beloved and remarkable father brought Alexandra Chan to her knees. His death sets her on a journey to understand – and rekindle – the special magic that he brought to her life and to find joy and love again in an inspiring meditation on loss, history, family, and the healing power of story.
Chris Gooch
28 of 64 titles
In Utero
by Chris Gooch
Top Shelf Productions
Twelve years after a disastrous explosion, young Hailey finds herself at a day camp in a dilapidated shopping mall. There, she connects with an odd older girl named Jen, as strange events unfold around them. With the dark horrors escalating, the two friends find themselves at the heart of a battle that's lain dormant those twelve years. A coming-of-age tale with a cosmic horror twist, for fans of Akira, Annihilation, and Neon Genesis Evangelion.
Esme Addison
29 of 64 titles
An Intrigue of Witches: A Secret Society Mystery
by Esme Addison
Severn House
Discovery of Witches meets National Treasure in this gripping new series from Esme Addison. Join Black American History professor Sidney Taylor as she hunts for a missing archaeological treasure – and soon finds herself plunged into a dark, glittering world of secret societies, ancient bloodlines, witches, and magic.
Sarah Dass
30 of 64 titles
It Waits in the Forest
by Sarah Dass
Rick Riordan Presents / Disney Publishing Worldwide
Unlike the other residents of St. Virgil, Selina DaSilva doesn’t believe in magic. But when a string of strange murders strikes the island, Selina can’t deny the truth: there’s evil lurking in the forest. Drawing from the darkest corners of Caribbean mythology, acclaimed author Sarah Dass crafts a chilling tale of magic, murder, and how far we’ll go to protect what’s ours.
Veronica I. Arreola
31 of 64 titles
J is for Justice! An Activism Alphabet
by Veronica I. Arreola; illus. by María Díaz Perera
Sequoia Kids Media
From A to Z, discover your power to speak up for what you believe in and change the world! With empowering language and vibrant illustrations, this alphabet book calls readers to action with big and small steps that children can take to lead the way and become the next generation of activists.
Shannon Eric Denton & Marcus To
32 of 64 titles
Kingdom Riders
by Shannon Eric Denton & Marcus To
IDW Publishing
Race through an exciting and dangerous fantasy world on the back of a toad in this wildly original combination of Hunger Games and Amulet. Young Kayla cares little about the world outside her town or the wildly popular Kingdom Races. That is, until her best friend, Mal, finds herself in trouble and Kayla must enter as a rider to save her. The only trouble is no one has ever finished the Kingdom Races. Will Kayla be the first?
Jenna Lee-Yun
33 of 64 titles
The Last Rhee Witch
by Jenna Lee-Yun
Disney Publishing
Ronnie Miller is headed to sleepaway camp, not that she wants to go. Camp Foster promises all the outdoorsy activities that she avoids. But this isn’t any regular camp. Turns out, an old manor in the woods is the kind of place that’s crawling with secrets. Debut author Jenna Lee-Yun combines magic, mystery, suspense, and humor into a spooky action-packed contemporary fantasy.
Julie Kagawa
34 of 64 titles
Lightningborn
by Julie Kagawa
Disney Publishing Group
In a world in the clouds where only the rich own dragons, a poor boy named Remy finds a wild baby dragon—believed to be extinct—and becomes the focus of an evil pirate’s vengeance. This first book in the new Storm Dragons series by Julie Kagawa features page-turning action, strong male and female protagonists, and a ton of humor and heart.
Jenna Satterthwaite
35 of 64 titles
Made for You
by Jenna Satterthwaite
MIRA Books
Synthetic woman Julia Walden was designed for one reason: to compete on The Proposal and claim the heart of bachelor Josh LaSala. Fifteen months later, and Julia and Josh are married and raising their baby. But Julia's life is a far cry from the domestic bliss she imagined. Josh goes missing, and she becomes the prime suspect in his murder.
Park Seolyeon, translated by Anton Hur
36 of 64 titles
A Magical Girl Retires
by Park Seolyeon, translated by Anton Hur
HarperVia Books
A millennial turned magical girl must combat climate change and credit card debt in this delightful, witty, and wildly imaginative ode to magical girl manga.
Damilare Kuku
37 of 64 titles
Nearly All The Men In Lagos Are Mad
by Damilare Kuku
HarperVia Books
The anti-rom-com debut collection that took Nigeria by storm, featuring twelve outrageous, bold, and laugh-out-loud stories about the perils and pitfalls of dating men in Lagos, from a rising star of Nollywood.
Allie Millington
38 of 64 titles
Olivetti
by Allie Millington
Feiwel & Friends
Discover a heartfelt story about family, memory and resilience, told by a shy boy and his family’s almost forgotten typewriter. This unforgettable middle-grade debut is perfect for fans of Wishtree and A Rover’s Story.
Hannah Mary McKinnon
39 of 64 titles
Only One Survives
by Hannah Mary McKinnon
MIRA Books
Just as their star begins to rise, The Bittersweet careens off an icy road in the middle of a blizzard—leaving one band member dead. The band take shelter in a nearby abandoned cabin, determined to survive the night. But when members start to die one by one, it’s clear someone believes rock bands are worth more dead than alive…
Lori Sugarman-Li
40 of 64 titles
Our Home: The Love, Work, and Heart of Family
by Lori Sugarman-Li; illus. by Maria Perera
The Collective Book Studio
Follow a diverse cast of families as they discover all it takes to make their homes welcoming and cared-for places. From making their bed to helping in the kitchen, readers will realize how much they contribute and the value of all family members sharing this beautiful work. With gorgeous, eye-catching illustrations, Our Home is sure to become a family favorite.
Shilletha Curtis
41 of 64 titles
Pack Light: A Journey to Find Myself
by Shilletha Curtis
Andscape
After losing her job as a vet tech due to the coronavirus pandemic, Shilletha Curtis decided to confront the roots of her childhood traumas by hiking the Appalachian Trail. Pack Light follows her journey, documenting life on the trail, her struggles with mental health, and her desire to change the narrative of Hiking While Black—because the Great Outdoors belongs to everyone.
Terry Shames
42 of 64 titles
Perilous Waters: A Jessie Madison Thriller
by Terry Shames
Severn House
FBI diving instructor Jessie Madison’s survival skills are stretched to breaking point when she is plunged into dangerous waters in the Bahamas in the tense, exhilarating first book in a brand-new thriller series from acclaimed mystery writer Terry Shames (the Samuel Craddock mysteries).
Cedar Monroe
43 of 64 titles
A Poor White Journey
by Cedar Monroe
Broadleaf Books
An eloquent defense of the poor and dispossessed in America.” —Kirkus Reviews Activist and chaplain Cedar Monroe explores the lives and struggles of poor white people in the Pacific Northwest, uncovering the complex mechanisms by which colonialism, capitalism, and white supremacy function, how these systems have pitted poor whites against communities of color, and how we can fight for liberation.
Philip Eil
44 of 64 titles
Prescription for Pain: How a Once-Promising Doctor Became the “Pill Mill Killer”
by Philip Eil
Steerforth Press
Written in the tradition of I'll Be Gone in the Dark, this true crime instant classic follows a journalist’s obsessive investigation into the doctor — a classmate of his father’s — who squandered his once-great potential and is now serving the opioid epidemic’s longest term for illegal prescriptions. Combines Dopesick's heartrending portrayal of opioid victims with Empire of Pain's interrogation of perpetrators.
Marie Dorléans
45 of 64 titles
The Prickletrims Go Wild
by Marie Dorléans
Floris Books
A fastidious family learn to embrace wildness when their garden grows out of control. A quirky, visually stunning picture book about letting go and the power of nature, with illustrations that transform from near-monochrome to vibrant colour, from the creator of The Night Walk, a New York Times/New York Public Library Best Illustrated Children's Book in 2021.
Maria Ingrande Mora and Jo Mi-Gyeong
46 of 64 titles
Ranger Academy Vol. 1
by Maria Ingrande Mora and Jo Mi-Gyeong
BOOM! Studios
If you had a chance to join the Power Rangers, would you do it? 13-year-old Sage lives on an isolated lunar colony. Her days are spent farming and studying... That is until she stumbles upon a secret academy where teens train to protect the universe! Acclaimed YA author Maria Mora Ingrande enters the Rangers universe alongside superstar artist Jo Mi-Gyeong!
Robert Broder
47 of 64 titles
Reading Together
by Robert Broder; illus. by Melissa Larson
Blue Star Press
Reading Together tells the story of a family's love for picture books and the special bond formed through reading together. Filled with fond memories and playful illustrations, this book takes you on a journey through childhood and the joys of discovering new stories and characters. From the silly and sweet to the suspenseful and sad, Reading Together celebrates the power of literature to bring families closer together and create lasting memories.
Paula Yoo
48 of 64 titles
Rising from the Ashes
by Paula Yoo
Norton Young Readers
On April 29, 1992, following the acquittal of police officers charged with the beating of Rodney King and killing of teenager Latasha Harlins, the city of Los Angeles erupted in violence. Through more than 100 interviews with the victims' families and community members, researcher Paula Yoo vividly traces the pivotal moment in American history that is still relevant today.
Rex Ogle
49 of 64 titles
Road Home
by Rex Ogle
Norton Young Readers
From powerful memoirist Rex Ogle (author of Free Lunch) comes a gut-punch account of the summer after graduating high school: outed as gay, Rex was kicked out of his father's house and forced to survive on the streets of New Orleans. Road Home is a heart-wrenching reflection on hunger—for food, for love, and for a place to call home.
Juli Min
50 of 64 titles
Shanghailanders
by Juli Min
Spiegel & Grau
A dazzling and ambitious debut novel that follows a cosmopolitan Shanghai household backward in time—beginning in 2040 and moving through our present and the recent past—exploring their secrets, their losses, and the ways a family makes and remakes itself across the years. Shanghailanders is an unforgettable exploration of marriage, relationships, and the layered experience of time.
Amorina Kingdon
51 of 64 titles
Sing Like Fish: How Sound Rules Life Under Water
by Amorina Kingdon
Penguin Random House
A captivating exploration of how underwater animals tap into sound to survive, and a clarion call for humans to address the ways we invade these critical soundscapes—from an award-winning science writer.
Judy I. Lin
52 of 64 titles
Song of the Six Realms
by Judy I. Lin
Feiwel & Friends
A musician is swept away to the Celestial Realm by a handsome duke who needs her help to stop an impending war. Judy I. Lin, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of A Magic Steeped in Poison, weaves a dreamy gothic romance worthy of the heavens.
Mel Asseraf
53 of 64 titles
Sweet Treats
by Mel Asseraf
Insight Editions
Chef Melodie ‘Mel’ Asseraf is a two-time champion of Food Network’s hit show, Chopped, and was trained in classical French cuisine in Paris. Her simple yet elegant sweets have been a social media sensation—and now, she’s excited to bring the joy of baking to your home.
Camille Sapara Barton
54 of 64 titles
Tending Grief: Embodied Rituals for Holding Our Sorrow and Growing Cultures of Care in Community
by Camille Sapara Barton
North Atlantic Books
An embodied guide to being with grief individually and in community—practical exercises, decolonized rituals, and Earth-based medicines for healing and processing loss.
Jas Hammonds
55 of 64 titles
Thirsty: A Novel
by Jas Hammonds
Roaring Brook Press
It’s the summer before college, and Blake and her girlfriend have one goal: join the mysterious and exclusive Serena Society. But as pledging intensifies, so does Blake’s drinking, and she’ll have to decide how far she’ll go–and how much she’s willing to lose–to succeed. Don’t miss Thirsty, an unflinching novel about addiction, trauma, and growing up from the award-winning author of We Deserve Monuments.
Amra Sabic-El-Rayess with Laura L. Sullivan
56 of 64 titles
Three Summers: A Memoir of Sisterhood, Summer Crushes, and Growing Up on the Eve of War
by Amra Sabic-El-Rayess with Laura L. Sullivan
Farrar, Straus & Giroux
An epic middle-grade memoir about sisterhood and coming-of-age in the three years leading up to the Bosnian Genocide. The story of five young cousins who grow closer than sisters as ethnic tensions escalate over three summers in 1980s Bosnia. When finally confronted with the harsh truths of the adult world around them, their bond gives them the resilience to discover and hold fast to their true selves.
Lai Wen
57 of 64 titles
Tiananmen Square
by Lai Wen
Spiegel & Grau
An epic, deeply moving coming-of-age novel about young love and lasting friendships forged in the years leading up to the Tiananmen Square student protests, for readers of The Beekeeper of Aleppo. Drawn from her life, Wen’s novel is mesmerizing and haunting—an intimate, universal story of youth and self-discovery that plays out against the backdrop of a watershed historic event.
Amanda Flower
58 of 64 titles
To Slip the Bonds of Earth
by Amanda Flower
Kensington Books
From USA Today bestselling author Amanda Flower, a radiant new series set in Ohio at the turn of the 20th century and starring Katharine Wright, sister of the famous inventors of flight, as an amateur sleuth. Frequently called "the third member of the [Wright Brothers] team," Katherine Wright’s tenacity and intelligence make her a compelling subject and role model in this thoroughly engaging historical mystery.
Shay Fan and Eric Toda
59 of 64 titles
What in the World Is Ezra’s Art?
by Shay Fan and Eric Toda; illus. by Tara Hân-Trần Johnson
Third State Books
Ezra is a seven-year-old boy who LOVES making art. When he doodles, draws, paints, and crafts with abandon, his heart feels warm and his entire body wants to wiggle. The problem is, no one understands it. What in the World Is Ezra’s Art explores the question: Can Ezra feel good about his art when no one else does?
Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé
60 of 64 titles
Where Sleeping Girls Lie
by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé
Feiwel & Friends
A girl new to boarding school discovers dark secrets and coverups after her roommate disappears in this contemporary mystery by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé, the New York Times-bestselling author of Ace of Spades.
Yuta Yagi
61 of 64 titles
Why I Adopted My Husband (The True Story of a Gay Couple Seeking Legal Recognition in Japan)
by Yuta Yagi
TOKYOPOP
This nonfiction manga depicts how Yuta and his partner Kyota met and fell in love, their life together for the last twenty years, their struggle to communicate their relationship to their families, their anxieties about the future, and their determination to live happily and carefree as any other married couple, while they strive for independence and equal rights in a changing cultural landscape.
Tracy O’Neill
62 of 64 titles
Woman of Interest
by Tracy O’Neill
HarperOne
A National Book Foundation’s 5 Under 35 honoree delivers her first work of nonfiction: a memoir disguised as a hard-boiled detective plot of finding her missing birth mother and, along the way, learning the priceless power of self-knowledge. O’Neill gorgeously bends the detective genre to her own will as a writer, stepping out of the shadows of her own self-conception to illuminate the hopes of the woman of interest she is both chasing and becoming.
K. T. Nguyen
63 of 64 titles
You Know What You Did: A Novel
by K. T. Nguyen
Penguin Random House
In this heart-pounding debut thriller for fans of Lisa Jewell and Celeste Ng, a first-generation Vietnamese American artist must confront nightmares past and present. . . .
E.K. Sathue
64 of 64 titles
youthjuice
by E.K. Sathue
Hell's Hundred
A bloodthirsty copywriter goes in over her head at a glamorous beauty company with an ugly secret in this surreal, satirical horror send-up of It-girl beauty culture, perfect for fans of Mona Awad’s Rouge and American Psycho.
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