Illustrated by Salini Perera | Izzy notices her hair and skin tone look different from her mother’s. Her mother reminds her that not all children and parents look the same—but that doesn’t change the fact that they’re family.

Illustrated by April Harrison | Take an A-to-Z journey through the history, people, sights, and sounds of iconic Harlem, New York, in this illustrated love letter to the neighborhood.

Illustrated by Manal Mirza | In this delightfully visual tale on creativity and entrepreneurship, budding fashionista Hana finds a solution for her overflowing collection of hijabs.

Illustrated by Hyewon Yum | In a classroom full of children who speak an array of languages and come from different countries, Luli finds something that brings them together—tea! A delightful picture book for children.

Nina loves visiting her two grandmas—one in Malaysia and one in England. Follow Nina as she explores different cultures in this adventure about cultural identity.

What’s in a name? Identity! In this picture book, Mirha is excited for the first day of school…until her classmates mispronounce her name. Encouraged by her mom, Mirha helps her peers say it correctly and see the beauty in her name.

Yasmeen’s friendship with Ayelet has made her move from Detroit to Texas a little easier. Yasmeen’s family is from Palestine and Ayelet’s is from Israel—can they make their parents understand they have more similarities than differences?

Illustrated by Leo Espinosa | A nostalgic look at summer in the 1970s—back when a street in Brooklyn was one’s playground and world. Rhythmic text and retro illustrations capture how it felt to live during this time.