April Events!

Thursday 15 April

We are excited for the release of Stargazer, the latest book in the Leaphorn, Chee & Manuelito series from Anne Hillerman!

Grab your copy of the book on Tuesday, April 13th and catch the conversation on the 15th!

Congratulations to Luke Mehall and The Climbing Zine for the publication of this 20th issue!

Join us for a conversation and celebration of the release of this latest edition, and don't forget to grab your copy of the zine when it hits our shelves!

On our shelves now! If you haven't picked up a copy of The Diné Reader yet, do it! This is an amazing anthology of Navajo literature and we are excited to be hosting a conversation with editors Esther Belin and Connie Jacobs along with contributors Byron F. Aspaas and Rachel Heather Johnson.

Many of you have already pre-ordered your copy of Christina Erteszek's new book about her family, WWII, and the creation of the successful Olga brand.

It is due to hit shelves on April 13th and we are looking forward to the conversation on April 27th with Christina and Mandy Mikulencak!

Check out some of our favorite poetry books here!

As spring melts into summer and the adventures begin, what better time to start a new journal? We've got a whole shelf full of beautiful new leather-bound options from Earthbound Journals!

Caleb says that reading Brother, Sister, Mother, Explorer was like rediscovering Bless Me Ultima for the first time. This magical realist tale is set in a fictional town in northern New Mexico. It takes on grief and prejudice both current and inherited and, like the ghosts and angels within, it will continue to haunt you long after you've finished reading.

Sara and Maya both had a ton of fun with Who is Maud Dixon?. This is a dark, stylish and comedic thriller that will keep you turning page after page in search of the next sharp twist. A famous author hiding in the shadows of her pen name. A small-town striver with big ambitions. A trip to Morocco and a mysterious car accident. Who is Maud Dixon and what does it really mean to be her?

Sam and Tracy can't stop talking about Amari and the Night Brothers. This is the first book in a middle-grade trilogy that is sure to delight readers of all ages. Magic and adventure are balanced perfectly with real-life circumstances and self-doubt. Amari's perspective is fresh and snappy and you just can't help but cheer her on!