This is a book about a gay wedding but it is also a book about fears of children when it comes to new people in their lives. Will they still be important? Adorable illustrations and a gentle story.

The story is pretty good but the fact that Jazz is really white in this book is weird.

I love this book about different families as a way to introduce the topic to children.

I also love this one for introducing differences to children.

Lovely m/M romance that is child safe. It's your regular fairy tale with two princes falling in love at the end.

This was an interesting collection of short stories by both authors and Youtubers. I'm starting to get more into short story collections, so it was nice to have one on this list and one to start handing out to teens.

I had heard really good things about this book but it took me a while to get into it. I found it a little slow and confusing. As it got to the middle, I liked it more.

I liked this one a lot. Berg was an interesting, mysterious man and Jones does a good job of capturing that. It left me wanting more. It certainly has been popular with my patrons. They keep checking it out! Baseball, spying, and comic book like illustrations --what more could you want?

This one made me laugh out loud often. Mei is a Taiwanese-American college student, a year younger than average because she skipped fourth grade. Her parents want her to be a doctor but she's a germophobe. At MIT she meets a cute but unacceptable boy (not Taiwanese) and also gets back in touch with her estranged brother. Slowly she starts to wonder if she should continue to always listen to her parents, or start to listen to herself?

I found Mei to be relatable. She has fears and doubts but also strengths. I wasn't 100% sold on the romance at first, but it grew on me. Very cute story.