Will There Also Be Singing? contains poems of witness and protest exploring personal culpability in current social injustices and divisions while examining the complicated grief about a land she loves and for whose future she fears.
Rebecca Redding
Wild About You, is a grumpy-sunshine teen romance that proves the trail to true love doesn't always come with a map.
In his latest book, Who Is Shaun White?, an exciting addition to the Who Was? series, readers can learn all about this snowboarding legend’s life from his childhood skateboarding days to his illustrious Olympic career, and the creation of his own brand of snowboarding gear.
What the Seahorse Told Me is a magical tale of friendship, family, and the spirit of aloha—guaranteed to delight your heart.
Vaulting through Time, tells of sixteen-year-old gymnast Elizabeth Arlington’s catapulting and captivating journey through time courtesy of the discovery by ex-best-friend Zach of a time machine in an abandoned house.
In her latest picture book, Two Homes, One Heart, Young’s poignant story and Chelsea O’Byrne’s tender illustrations offer gentle reassurance to kids navigating separation or divorce and remind us that while families change, love is constant.
The Sticky Note Manifesto of Aisha Agarwal, starts with a deal to get Aisha out of her comfort zone so she can write a college essay, follows a series of sticky note to-dos and dares she accepts in exchange for helping Quentin pass math class, and leaves Aisha and the reader contemplating if winning is […]
The Song of Sourwood Mountain, returns to the mountains of Eastern Kentucky to share the story of a schoolteacher at an Appalachian mission school and a young mountain girl yearning for family.
The poems in The Loneliest Whale in the World, have been called “prayers [and] a way to remind us that we are not alone, that there is a world inside this world, and it is beautiful.”
In The Kentucky Oaks: 150 Years of Running for the Lilies, Hunter traces the evolution of the Kentucky Oaks through the stories of the men, women, and fillies that have made the race a symbol for women's growing participation in the sport at all levels.
In The Court v. The Voters, he takes us behind the scenes of significant cases in voting rights—some surprising and unknown, some familiar—to investigate the historic crossroads that have irrevocably changed our elections and the nation.
The Bearable Slant of Light, documents the burden and beauty of mental illness in one family and across this history of writers and artists.