Tall, athletic Isaac and short, geeky Marco are unlikely friends who have each other’s backs as they start middle school. A touching story about basketball, friendship, family, and self-acceptance.

When Epic moves to a new neighborhood, he tries to change to fit in. Will his old skateboard moves help him make new friends? Rhythmic text and Morrison’s graffiti-inspired artwork bring Epic and his stunts to life.

Meet Gravity, a streetball legend who could jump so high that the team could go for ice cream before he came back down. Can he learn to be a team player, so his squad can reach new heights together?

Illustrated by Wayne Spencer | Miles loves all things science. He’s eager to learn about the physics of ice-skating on his school trip but is less than thrilled when his friend makes a bet that he can’t skate without falling.

After a sports injury ends her soccer-playing days, 11-year-old Luz feels lost. Soccer is the one thing that unites her family. Can Luz’s newfound talent for coding help her rediscover her identity on her own terms?

Even though Bree is afraid of the water, she is forced to join the swim team at her new school. Can Bree overcome her fear with the help of her elderly neighbor Etta?

After 12 years of being kept in the dark about her mom’s secrets, Addie finds her father and her other famous wrestling relatives through the town archives. A story about acrobatics, family, identity, and big dreams.