Join us for a conversation with Shaun Tan about Hometown, a visually stunning story that asks big questions about identity, belonging, and where we call home.
Browsing: Books About Identity
Fast-paced, compelling, and sharply relevant, Accidental Tribes blends mystery, dark humor, and the realities of growing up in the digital age.
In this fun and zany picture book, award-winning contemporary artist James Alfie tackles the timeless question of self-expression and fitting in.
Positive and empowering, Gabby Finds Her Voice is a wonderful resource for parents, educators, and therapists who want to help children love themselves.
Capturing the emotions and friendships that characterize life in middle school, Best Friends is a story about music, experience, and growing into oneself.
We’re delighted to welcome Falling to Fairyland author Sarah Jean Horwitz for a behind-the-scenes look at building a Grimm-inspired world.
An emotionally resonant read for children aged 10 and up who are dealing with identity, friendship drama, and coming to terms with feeling “different”.
An ideal read for anyone who enjoys character-driven narratives, secret-society tropes, and stories that use the fantastical to explore real-world issues.
Touching, poignant, and gently witty, this coming-of-age novel explores what it means to live through mental trauma and find healing on the other side.
From the author of Tiny Bird comes another sweet and playful exploration of the challenges and triumphs of being different from everyone else.