I Am Not Sophie will be a delightful addition to any bedtime routine and a must-have for families and childhood educators who value imagination and connection.
Browsing: Books About Identity
A second-gen Korean American teen faces family pressure, identity struggles, fitting in, and first crushes in this heartfelt, relatable middle-grade novel.
A Story Unwritten is a rich, magical adventure perfect for readers who dream of rewiring fairy tales—and their own destinies.
The Heroic Misadventures of Maci and Roland is funny, sweet, and instructive. It gently guides readers to reflect on what it really means to fit in .
A conversation celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Princess in Black series with creators Shannon Hale, Dean Hale, and illustrator LeUyen Pham.
Uplifting, absorbing, and thoroughly satisfying, The Mystery of Mystic Mountain is an equally tremendous read for rainy days inside or on the beach.
Energy Wars is an appealing adventure about the power of personal actions to have real and tangible positive impacts on the world.
Stephen Bowling’s Winslow Scarecrow is an enjoyable autumn story that will have readers clamoring to build a scarecrow of their own.
Black Girl You Are Atlas by Renée Watson, illustrated by Ekua Holmes, is an empowering collection of poetry that celebrates the identity of Black girls.
Andrea Wang shares insights into her latest book, Summer at Squee, where she explores themes of community, identity, and inclusivity.