An entrepreneur navigates Taiwan’s government, gangs, and corporate culture in Ed Lin’s mystery novel The Dead Can’t Make a Living. Entrepreneurial, sarcastic, and unlucky Jing-nan runs his late parents’ food stall in Taipei’s... Read More

Textured pencil and paint illustrations enhance this tongue-in-cheek tale about doing what’s right. When Big Gray Wolf finds a tiny bunny alone in the forest, he knows Wolf Rules are very clear: the bunny must be eaten. But this bunny... Read More

An overzealous boy and his cautious cat teach lessons in recognizing and respecting boundaries in this charming picture book. Arthur loves his cat, Zeffo, but Zeffo is less sure about Arthur. When Arthur pushes a situation too far and... Read More

A heartrending tale that approaches the topic of child refugees with a deft, subtle hand, this picture book dreams of a better world. “After the bombs, there was nothing,” begins the story, following April as she gathers a backpack... Read More

Emily Franklin’s transfixing historical novel gives voice to Claire Clairmont, lover of Lord Byron and stepsister of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley. In 1816, Claire lives with her writer stepsister, Mary, and Mary’s fiancé, poet Percy... Read More