A romance in which two teens bond over a personal connection to homelessness and together lead a community effort to rebuild an abandoned trailer park.

Moving from Jamaica to a Toronto high school driven by class and status, Derell tries to navigate ambition and romance.

Unwelcome at home, eighteen-year-old Trey starts a new life in Toronto’s Gay Village, navigating new feelings, a new environment, and new friendships.

A historical adventure of friendship and survival, set against the rugged backdrop of the mountains and the Fraser River Canyon in BC during the building of the transcontinental railroad.

Ace and his friends must prove their soccer talents in an exciting and fast-paced multicultural sports story.

In a swirl of feathers, sequins, and self-discovery at Toronto’s Caribbean Carnival, Karla and Nneka embrace the power of cultural tradition, the importance of self-love, and what it truly means to celebrate who you are.

After hacking the social media accounts of his crush, Baron is in a race against the clock to fix the mess he made and save her from serious consequences.

Lydia navigates ableism, activism, and romance in a touching coming-of-age story.

A teen decides to create upcycled clothing for a fashion show and expose the costs of fast fashion – and learns about effective activism

A compassionate book about a teen who rethinks his own bigoted perspective after learning that a valued friend is trans.

A teen shares her dad’s vibrant Caribbean musical legacy but is burdened by the homophobia that comes along with it. She needs to find a new path for the music and for herself.

After being gaslit by his ex-boyfriend and losing his friends’ trust, Beck volunteers at a pet shelter, where he finds canine comfort and a new romance.

A romance set in the world of gaming, a lonely teen finds himself crushing on a girl — both in his favourite video game and in real life.

After Rumour came out as trans, Journey—her best friend—dropped her. When a D&D game brings them face-to-face, Journey must confront their shame and their suppressed romantic feelings

It can be hard to see in ourselves the good things others see in us. Not Not Normal shows readers that if we let our friends in, the love they have for us can help us grow our self-confidence.

A feel-good story about a volleyball-mad teen who sets up a queer-friendly league, becomes empowered, and finds romance along the way