Shelley Diaz

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Bittersweet and emotional, this title is perfect for graphic novel and memoir shelves and as a curricular tie-in.

A strong purchase for cookbook collections—even grown-ups can learn a thing or two.

Aspiring writers and editors will gobble this up; a strong purchase for middle grade biography shelves.

This touching, heartrending work will inspire young people to action. With so many curricular tie-ins and as a powerful choice for aspiring activists and artists, and striving readers, this is a must-purchase for all collections.

This guide is a great choice for ­elementary SEL shelves and curriculum and respects its audience

Shelve this heartrending memoir alongside Shulevitz’s own graphic memoir for kids: Chance: Escape from the Holocaust.

The author/illustrator's work shines a light on Latinx icons who haven't always appeared in our history books. Here we celebrate Menéndez's illustrations in the Spanish and English editions of the excellent poetry collection Hopeful Heroes by Margarita Engle.

A strong purchase for graphic memoir shelves, refugee stories collections, and curricular tie-ins for studies on the Cold War and Latin American history.