Kent State by Deborah Wiles

Kent State is a gripping, multi-perspective novel in verse that brilliantly tackles the tragic 1970 university shootings. By contrasting the voices of students, National Guardsmen, and townies, Wiles examines perspective, bias, and historical polarization.

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A Curse on the Wind by Joni Sensel

Blending folklore, history, and a touch of romance, step into the atmospheric, machine-buzzing world of 1909 Ohio. When a teenage girl’s impulsive curse brings a supernatural spirit demanding her hand in marriage, she must find a way to outsmart the wind itself.

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Frizzy by Claribel Ortega & Rose Bousamra

Embrace your natural self with Frizzy, a beautiful, award-winning middle grade graphic novel by Claribel Ortega and Rose Bousamra. Centering on Marlene’s journey to stop straightening her hair and love her gorgeous curls, this relatable story explores cultural beauty standards and self-acceptance.

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