Eraser

Written by
Anna Kang

Illustrated by
Christopher Weyant

A desktop drama about figuring out who you are, finding happiness, and the importance of second, third, and maybe even fourth chances.

Bounce!

Written by
Robert Munsch

Illustrated by
Michael Martchenko

Kids will love this new entry into the world of Munsch, in which a mundane life moment quickly becomes uproarious, and fun can be found everywhere.

National Geographic Kids™: Spider-Man Bugs Out!

Written by
Daka Hermon

Join Spider-Man and his superpowered friends as they learn about the world’s coolest insects, spiders, and more in this engaging Level 1 reader.

© 2024 MARVEL.

Mini Bluey: A Bluey Storybook

When Dad complains about how different Bluey and Bingo are, Bluey decides to colour Bingo to be more like her. But when Bluey paints herself to look more like her little sister, Mum and Dad like Big Bingo more! Will Bluey and Bingo learn to be happy just how they are?

The Party Diaries #4: A Fairy-Tale Puppy Picnic

Written by
Mitali Bannerjee Ruths

Illustrated by
Aaliya Jaleel

Priya is planning a puppy picnic for her friend Dola! It has a fairy-tale theme because Dola’s adorable puppy is named Prince! Priya starts her party-prep to-do list. She makes castle invitations, creates DIY crowns, and bakes cupcakes (and pupcakes!). But as the puppy picnic gets closer, it looks like it might rain. Priya tries not to worry, but the weather is not something she can check off her to-do list. Will she have to cancel the picnic?

Dragon Girls Special Edition #1: Rani the Enchanted Dragon

Written by
Maddy Mara

Rani the Enchanted Dragon is facing one of the biggest challenges the Magic Forest has ever seen. A new villain has an evil plot in mind. She’s planning to kidnap all the adorable animals who usually help Dragon Girls complete their quests. Without these forest friends, this special place could be lost forever! Includes quizzes, fun facts, and more!

Unico Volume 1: Awakening

Written by
Osamu Tezuka, Samuel Sattin

Illustrated by
Gurihiru

Brand-new manga series! Unico tells the incredible story of a young unicorn who, after enraging the evil goddess Venus, is banished from the heavens and forgets all he once was. Saved from oblivion by the kindhearted West Wind, Unico continues to help others, before having to escape Venus again and begin a new adventure.

Faker

Written by
Gordon Korman

Trey knows the drill: His dad gets him into a school full of kids with rich parents. Trey makes friends, and his dad makes connections. Soon, there’s the con, where Trey’s dad suckers the other parents into investing in one of his schemes. Once the money’s in the bank, Trey, his sister, and their dad are on the run… until they set up somewhere else and start again. Trey believes his father when he says no one’s getting hurt. After all, these parents have money to spare. But Trey’s starting to get tired of running… and lying… and never having a friend for longer than a few months. But how do you get your family to stop lying when your lives depend on it?

The New Girl

Written and Illustrated by
Cassandra Calin

Lia and her family are waiting to board a flight across the Atlantic, leaving behind family, friends, and Romania, the only home Lia has ever known. But Lia’s heartache is overshadowed by the discomfort of her first period. As if things weren’t difficult enough! Now Lia is thrust into a world where everything is different: her home, her language, and even her body. With so many changes happening at once, Lia struggles with schoolwork, has trouble communicating with classmates, and has no idea how to manage her unpleasant periods. Will she ever feel like herself again? Inspired by the author’s own immigration experience.

Contains some adolescent themes.

Is There A Boy Like Me?

Written by
Kern Carter

A powerful novel that challenges the limitations and pressures placed on boys today. London feels stuck. His school friends think he’s this confident kid who likes video games and will kick your butt if you get on his bad side. His high-achieving parents think he’s a genius coder and are pushing him to pursue that as a future career. None of this is true. London feels anxiety in crowds, and what he really wants to do is be by himself and read books.

Not knowing what else to do, London starts an anonymous online comic called “Is There A Boy Like Me,” where he expresses his true feelings and explores what his life would be like if he could just be who he wanted to be. When the comic goes viral, it starts a global conversation about what being a boy really means, with London directly in the middle of it all.

Contains some mature content.