Social Justice Children's Book Holiday Fair

Winner of the 2021 Stonewall Book Award, this photo board book explores gender and sexuality through photos of joyful families.

Nigerian Women are a force to reckon with! From science, to engineering, arts, humanities, athletics, fashion, literature, health, and more, these women shape their communities and the world!

A young girl named Flor and her father are driven to leave their country for the promise of a land called For All.

Joelito’s best friend Brandon is standing in a crowd outside the fast food restaurant protesting the low pay his parents earn there. Will Joelito cross the picket line for a tasty burger?

Two stories of the real life and challenges of Sasha De Sola, principal dancer of the San Francisco Ballet, and a second story about a boy who falls in love with her and ballet.

This dragon can’t stop sneezing long enough to get a roar out. Even with friendly Phoenix insisting that Dragon get some rest, this powerful creature refuses to stop for any orange ginger tea or a drop of bone broth soup.

Every week, all the villagers but one celebrate the lake; the exception is Jalal, the only son of community leader Sulutan Abdul, who dreams of owning the clouds.

This dynamic picture book biography introduces readers of all ages to Wataru Misaka, the first non-white athlete to play in the NBA.

Sistah Scifi is a cauldron of all things afro-futurism - mysticism, science fiction, voodoo, magical realism, and horror - casting spells to uplift literature written by Black and Indigenous women.

When I Breathe Deeply/Cuando Respiro Profundo is a bilingual picture book (English/Spanish) that lifts up the voices of Oakland youth describing the way the breath transforms and empowers while the full-color photographs magnify the diversity and beauty that is Oakland and the Bay Area.

Sharing useful life tools with children and their parents, in an entertaining and creative way, as they move through these challenging times.

Blending free-verse poetry and illustration with historical primary-source material, these biographies encourage young people to speak up and make a difference.​

Just. Like. You. is a rhyming story in celebration of diversity that introduces readers to all the different members of a classroom, and what makes each of them uniquely who they are.

To prepare for the school Spelling Bee en Español, a young Latine boy gets a much-needed boost from his cherished Abuela.

A sweet and magical new middle-grade graphic novel about a boba café, an earthquake-causing monster, and an unforgettable summer.

PM Press is an independent, radical publisher of books and media to educate, entertain, and inspire.

What makes a great juice that keeps everyone healthy? Art and his dad discover it takes carrots … collards … cayenne … and community!

Before They Were Giants chronicles the contributions of Black people throughout American History. This book depicts great Black Sheroes and Heroes in American History as children reminding the young reader that they too can become a Giant!

Dreamers meets School's First Day of School in this vibrant story that puts a whole new spin on one loving family's morning drive to school.

A moving young adult graphic memoir about a Vietnamese immigrant boy's search for belonging in America, perfect for fans of American Born Chinese and The Best We Could Do!

Wash Day is a sweet exploration of the beauty and tradition of wash days. Offering gentle guidance and framing the all-day affair as an act of self-care.

A Mobile LGBTQ+ Children’s Bookstore in the San Francisco Bay Area.

A stunning song for anyone struggling with separation and loss.