Santa Knows
By: Cynthia Leitich Smith

Cantankerous child Alfie F. Snorklepuss, who tells everyone who will listen that Santa Claus doesn't exist, gets a much-needed attitude adjustment from the man in red who takes him on an eye-opening journey to the North Pole.

Tantalize Book 3: Blessed
By: Cynthia Leitich Smith

Quincie P. Morris, teen restaurateuse and neophyte vampire, is in the fight of her life — or undeath.

Tantalize Book 4: Diabolical
By: Cynthia Leitich Smith

When "slipped" angel Zachary and his werewolf pal, Kieren, arrive under suspicious circumstances to a mysterious New England boarding school, they quickly find themselves in a hellish lockdown with an intriguing assortment of secretive, hand-picked stu

A boy watches a young girl bending over to pick something up
By: Nicholas Solis
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When a boy notices the new girl at school picking up all manner of debris and litter on their walks home from school, he wants to know why.

Fatima's Great Outdoors

Fatima Khazi is excited for her family's first camping trip, where she can leave her troubles at school behind and achieve everything she sets out to do.

Illustration of girl looking at powwow dancers

These books celebrate the joy, excitement, and rituals of Native powwows that bring many dancers and communities together. This booklist includes picture books, photo essays, and a short story anthology.

Photo of two teens against backdrop of shoreline
By: Guadalupe Garcia McCall

Eighteen-year-old Joaquín del Toro’s future looks bright. With his older brother in the priesthood, he’s set to inherit his family’s Texas ranch.

The Keeper
By: Guadalupe Garcia McCall

James always knew moving from Texas to Oregon was going to be horrible...But no sooner have he and his family arrived in their "perfect" new home in their "perfect" new town than he starts getting mysterious letters from someone called the Kee

Two sisters surrounded by flowers
By: Guadalupe Garcia McCall

In Eagle Pass, Texas, Grace struggles to understand the echoes she inherited from her mother — visions which often distort her reality.

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