The Radium Girls: The Dark Story of America’s Shining Women by Kate Moore Moore reveals the hidden story of women poisoned by their employers’ greed, who found the courage to fight for vindication and justice in the face of insurmountable odds. Check it out!
#NotYourPrincess: Voices of Native American Women by Charleyboy Indigenous women tell their stories in a variety of forms–essays, interviews, pictures, poems–asserting their presence with fearless dominion. Check it out!
Designing Your LifeBy William Burnett This personal growth guidebook shows you how to use design thinking to create a life in which you can thrive – no matter what stage of life you’re in. Check it out!
Holi Colors by Rina Singh This beguiling board book celebration of color centers on the Hindu spring festival and the triumph of love it represents. Check it out!
Cry, Heart, But Never Break by Glenn Ringtved, Illustrated by Charlotte Pardi Check it out! When Death comes for their grandmother, four children detain him with coffee, and Death tells them an important story about loss and resilience.
Exit West by Mohsin Hamid Seeking to flee their war-torn country, young lovers Nadia and Saeed decide to step through a magical door into the unknown. But will they find peace on the other side? Check it out!
Coach Wooden and Meby Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Abdul-Jabbar’s thoughtful memoir about working with Coach John Wooden during the Civil Rights era evokes the struggles society still confronts, even as their lifelong friendship shows a way forward.Check it out!
The Smell of Other People’s Housesby Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock Four teens tell alternating stories about their interconnected lives in Alaska, learning about one another, and themselves.Check it out!
The Little Barbarianby Renato Moriconi In this wordless charmer a little barbarian undertakes an adventure, foiling foes hither and thither, but it turns out he’s really just one of us.Check it out!
A Gentleman in Moscowby Amor Towles House arrest for the rest of his life inside Moscow’s luxury Metropol Hotel isn’tenough to prevent Count Rostov from becoming a man of purpose, even as societychanges around him.Check it out!