A brutal critique of corporate incarceration. Centering on two queer gladiators fighting for freedom in a privatized prison death match, the novel acts as a fierce indictment of the American carceral system.
Life isn’t color-coded! Through vibrant illustrations and simple text, this sweet concept book reframes traditional gender binaries by showing that every color—and every activity—belongs to everyone. Perfect for early elementary classrooms, it uses a colorful spectrum to deliver a profound, heartwarming lesson on self-expression, identity, and playground inclusivity.
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 road trip to California turns into a fight for survival. Part social commentary, part cryptid horror, this gut-wrenching novel follows two trans teens as they escape bigotry only to face a literal monster in the Kentucky woods.
The glass slipper has shattered. 200 years after Cinderella, the kingdom of Mersailles is a nightmare for women. Sophia refuses to be “chosen” at the royal ball. Choosing her own heart over a Prince’s decree, she teams up with a forgotten rebel to expose the lie of the fairy tale.