Survival is just the beginning. Eighth-grader Bea must navigate life with cerebral palsy and the heavy trauma of a school shooting. Through the healing power of equine therapy, Bea finds the strength to move from helplessness to advocacy.
More than just a rainbow! Pride tells the empowering true story of Harvey Milk and the birth of a global symbol for hope. From the streets of San Francisco to classrooms today, this book explores the history of activism and equality in a way that is gentle, colorful, and deeply moving. It is a vital tool for lessons on civil rights and the power of standing up for others.
A thimble-sized bear with a century-sized heart! Pocket Bear, a WWI good-luck charm finds a new life in a repair shop for “tossed and treasured” toys. This heartfelt story of friendship between a tiny bear, a cat burglar, and a young refugee beautifully bridges historical trauma with modern hope. It is a powerful reminder that no one and nothing is ever truly beyond a second chance.
Seven kids, one house, and zero privacy! Artistic fifth-grader Avery Lee is desperate for her own room. From sharing a crowded bedroom in Maryland to a life-changing move to Oregon, this gorgeous and relatable story explores the chaos of big families and the universal need for independence.
Rusty was just a house cat until the forest called. Follow Firepaw as he joins ThunderClan and navigates the dangerous, code-driven world of wild cat clans.