In this vibrant Southern drama, a tight-knit group of queer elders on Tybee Island battles gentrification and societal neglect while fiercely protecting their chosen family and community traditions. The novel is a celebration of resilience, identity, and joyful rebellion in the face of displacement.

Kimmerer reflects on the serviceberry tree as a metaphor for an alternative, reciprocal economy rooted in generosity, ecological balance, and interdependence. Blending Indigenous knowledge with botanical insight, she offers a poetic vision of how we might live more sustainably with each other and the Earth.

Set in 1915 Montana, this genre-bending historical horror novel follows a Black woman named Adelaide who travels west with a mysterious locked steamer trunk—and a dark past. As she settles into the brutal isolation of frontier life, secrets unravel and supernatural forces surface.

This accessible, visually engaging book traces the complex and often overlooked history of transgender individuals across cultures and time periods. It highlights key figures, pivotal moments, and evolving language in the ongoing struggle for trans rights and visibility.

This powerful anthology gathers voices from Latinx authors exploring themes of identity, colonialism, language, and belonging. Through personal essays, each writer pushes back against stereotypes and reclaims the narratives of their communities.

In this sweeping, emotionally charged novel, a teen girl reeling from the disappearance of her sister embarks on a transformative road trip across America with her eccentric grandmother. Along the way, she confronts grief, discovers hidden truths, and finds unexpected connections beneath the vast night sky.

Fun Home is a graphic memoir exploring Alison Bechdel’s complex relationship with her closeted father, set against her own coming out as a lesbian. Through literary references and striking visuals, Bechdel weaves a poignant, darkly humorous story about identity, family, and the secrets we keep.