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T'Challa must contend with political upheaval in Wakanda when a terrorist cell called The People stages a coup against him.

In this first installment of the Pup Detectives graphic novel series, the pup detectives of Pawston Elementary join forces to solve the crimes happening all around them. Can they nab the lunchtime bandit who's been stealing all the best snacks from the cafeteria? Puppy PI Rider Woofson thought he was the only detective at Pawston Elementary, but while bringing down a pencil theft ring, he finds out that there are other super sleuths at school. Fortunately (or not!) there's plenty of pet-ty crime happening at Pawston, so Rider joins forces with the other puppy PIs to form the PI Pack--the best (and only!) detective group at school. Their first case is high stakes because it hits every student in the belly... a lunchtime bandit is stealing the best food from the cafeteria! Will the Pup Detectives bring the noodle nabber to justice, or will the hungry students of Pawston be left to endure Soup Surprise for lunch every day?.

Contains several stories about Daredevil, a blind attorney by day and a superhero with superior sensory abilities by night.

An unlikely band of heroes finds trouble in the port city of Waterdeep.

Muslim Pakistani American twins Zara and Zeeshan Aziz are as different as can be and fight constantly. When they can't stop bickering on their family trip to Key West, Florida, their parents confiscate their phones and force them to spend time with each other without any technology. While kayaking, Zara and Zeeshan come across a sick loggerhead turtle, and the twins must put aside their differences and join forces to save her.

After her mother leaves the family, twelve-year-old Addie Brecker's life is thrown into turmoil. To distract them from the problems at hand, her father takes her with him on a six-week stint to Spring Haven University where he'll be working on a virtual reality project with students. There, she meets new friend Mateo Vargas, who helps her beta-test the programs. Through the alternate worlds, Addie discovers ways to cope and understand what she's feeling, and also realizes that she's been avoiding the real world and must find a way to let others in.

In this sequel to the graphic novel "Huda F Are You?," Egyptian American Huda Fahmy and her family take a summer vacation to Disney World. They drive twenty-four hours from Dearborn, Michigan, where they are a part of a large Muslim community, and finally arrive at the theme park. However, here Huda feels the stares of others as she prays in public; she witnesses revealing clothing, alcohol, and public displays of affection; and she fends off harassment and unwanted advances. However, the experience also teaches Huda much about herself and her family.

Presents the final volume of the graphic novel trilogy featuring friends Marjorie, Eliza, and Wendell the ghost. When Wendell wants to learn more about his human life and tragic death, Marjorie promises to help her best friend but they soon learn that Wendell's death may not have been an accident. As they set out to uncover the truth, Marjorie and Eliza's friendship is threatened.

Filipino American siblings JJ and Althea struggle to belong in school and clash over the best way to be accepted. They both agree that working long hours at their family's food truck, listening to their mother's stories about Filipino folklore, doesn't seem to help their situation. However, when the creatures from their mother's tales suddenly appear and threaten their family's livelihood, the two must band together and embrace who they are if they are to save their family.

Twelve-year-old Issac Itkin has obsessive-compulsive disorder, and he struggles with intrusive thoughts constantly. But everything changes when he's invited to join a group of friends in their after-school role-playing game, and the thoughts become a little less loud. He starts to feel less lonely, but when his grades start to slip and his therapist says that games can have negative effects on kids with OCD, Issac's overprotective mom makes him stop playing. Issac must prove that the game is doing more to help him than hurt him.