RECENT DEALS

A middle grade graphic novel pitched as a cross between GUTS and BE PREPARED, following Eddie, a girl with anxiety and emetophobia, as she braves the wilderness, faces her fears, and makes new friends on a 10-day, 57-mile school backpacking trip. Sold at auction.

A picture book about a girl who solves problems by turning kids into cats. Text by Jessica Lynch-Jonely, represented by Jennifer Rofé at Andrea Brown Literary Agency.

A picture book about two people who set out on an afternoon journey to catch a fish and end up discovering more. To be illustrated by Raul Colon, represented by Brenda Bowen at The Book Group.

Told from an Indigenous perspective, this nonfiction picture book pairs Western science with Traditional Ecological Knowledge to explore how bison restoration can revitalize the Great Plains ecosystems and help the planet thrive. Written by Deidre Havrelock, represented by Amy Tompkins at Transatlantic Agency.

The third book in a MG graphic novel series in the vein of Goosebumps and The Twilight Zone; written by Daniel Nayeri, represented by Joanna Volpe at New Leaf Literary & Media. Copy

The second book in a MG graphic novel series in the vein of Goosebumps and The Twilight Zone; written by Daniel Nayeri, represented by Joanna Volpe at New Leaf Literary & Media.

A picture book featuring Clover, an unlucky leprechaun who's feeling particularly disappointed about being unlucky on St. Patrick's Day of all days. To be illustrated by Pablo Pino, represented by Atlanta Japp at Advocate Art.

A picture book series featuring Detective Cluehound, a dog and self-proclaimed ace detective who solves seasonal mysteries. Illustrated by Migy Blanco, who represented himself.

Two graphic novels for the Elite Military Units series, which tells the lesser-known stories of brave and diverse units that embarked on secret and dangerous missions during the two world wars. Blake Hoena wrote CHOCTAW CODE TALKERS OF WORLD WAR I and Debbi Michiko Florence wrote NISEI SOLDIERS OF WORLD WAR II.

Closeted queer 11-year-old J is trapped in a time loop, forced to relive sixth grade repeatedly after a catastrophe he can't remember. But when two mysterious students help him travel to a fantastical land, he discovers that the only way to break the loop is through a life-changing act of acceptance. Written by Jayel Seymour, represented by Danielle Burby at Mad Woman Literary Agency.

A nonfiction picture book containing a collection of profiles inspired by "Overlooked," the New York Times series that publishes the obituaries of extraordinary people whose deaths went unreported in the newspaper; written by Amisha Padnani, represented by Allison Devereux at Trellis Agency.

A picture book about a woman who prepares for astronaut tryouts and trains for a journey to space, with her young daughter by her side; written by Frieda Wishinsky, who represented herself.

A visual and informative nonfiction book that guides readers through all things kaiju.

A chapter book about Broadway legend and actress Cynthia Erivo for the WHO HQ Now! series.

A picture book that humorously celebrates the joys of being an older sibling, in which a child tells her new baby sibling about all the wonderful ways her life has changed since she became an older sister. Written by Jen Fier Jasinski, who was represented by Esty Loveing-Downes at ArtHouse Literary Agency.

A picture book about two siblings, Yesterday and Tomorrow, who make a new friend on their first day of school and learn to appreciate the wonder of the present. To be illustrated by Renée Kurilla, represented by Jennifer Rofé at Andrea Brown Literary Agency.

A picture book about an ambitious girl fighting to recognize the contributions of women in history and in her community. Text by Meena Harris, represented by Cait Hoyt at CAA.

A picture book about two siblings who have a camp-themed overnight stay at their grandparents' house. Illustrations by Chloe Burgett, represented by Christy Ewers at the CAT Agency.

About the adventures of a girl and her friend, a cardboard box; Book 1 follows Bea and Box as they experiment with growing strawberries in Bea's backyard.

A collection of poems celebrating wacky and rare animals. To be illustrated by Clover Robin.

A board book in the Sports Baby series about a child learning to play golf for the first time. To be illustrated by Christine Almeda, represented by Stefanie Sanchez von Borstel at Full Circle Literary.

A picture book collection of free-verse poetry that traces the origins of the Puerto Rican flag, in a celebration of its importance and symbolism. Text by Pura Belpré Honor author Anika Aldamuy Denise, represented by Emily van Beek at Folio Literary Management.

A nonfiction graphic work about cephalopods, for the Science Comics series. Text by Casey Zakroff, represented by Bernadette Baker-Baughman at Victoria Sanders & Associates.

A nonfiction middle grade text about how animals develop in utero and develop specialized adaptations, including a bat's wings and an elephant's trunk.

Books five and six in the middle grade graphic novel Witches of Brooklyn series.

A Step Into Reading comic reader about how wonderful trees are and why we should care for them. To be illustrated by Amanda Morrow, represented by Emily Fernandez at The Bright Agency.

A bilingual picture book that follows a young girl throughout her school day, from el gran árbol where she starts the day to la puerta azul, where she and her classmates line up for pickup. Art by Zara González Hoang, represented by Andrea Morrison at Writers House.

A celebration of Mother's Day, in the Here I Come! series. Text by D. J. Steinberg.

Two nonfiction board books in the Nature In Action series that explore the creation and effect of ocean tides and the creation of dirt, respectively. Text by Sally Walker, represented by Susan Cohen at Writers House.

A collection of poems in verse that celebrates the extraordinary and ordinary power of dogs of all kinds; 17 contributing illustrators include Oge Mora, Charles Santoso, Rebecca Green, and Flavia Z. Drago.

A nonfiction picture book about the 18-year-old prodigy who persisted past tradition, gender, age, class, education, and critics to create the Lincoln statue that stands in the Capitol. Text by Beth Anderson, represented by Stephanie Fretwell-Hill at Red Fox Literary.

A picture book about an intergenerational family and their neighborhood who come together to give back as they prepare for a community food drive and dinner. To be illustrated by Alicia Más, represented by Amy Milligan at Illo Agency.

A nonfiction middle grade about the West Virginia coal miners' fight to secure improved working conditions, increases in pay, and benefits for coal miners. Their struggle culminated in the 1921 Battle of Blair Mountain, the largest labor uprising in U.S. history.

A novel about the "wolf children" from East Prussia who were orphaned and left homeless at the end of World War II. When 12-year-old Astra and her sister Sophie lose their mother while attempting to escape East Prussia, they're forced to embark on a dangerous journey.

A first-day-of-school picture book about fussy Figdor, who takes his mother's advice about "making friends" in the most literal way possible. Text by Julie Falatko, represented by Jennifer Laughran at Andrea Brown Literary Agency.

A picture book biography that celebrates how the iconic musician broke free of constraints and expectations to unleash his inner star. Text by Robyn McGrath, represented by Amy Thrall Flynn at Rubin Pfeffer Content.

A picture book that details the late disability rights activist Judy Heumann's efforts to be included in the classroom: first as a student and then as a way to teach children that they have the power to advocate for what's right in their own lives. Text by Judy Heumann, with Jessica Slice and Caroline Cupp, represented by Jill Marr at Sandra Dijkstra Literary Agency.

A picture book about a child celebrating their abuelo's life while also grieving his death. Illustrations by Luisa Uribe, represented by James Burns at the Bright Agency.

A picture book about two brothers whose relationship is questioned because one is adopted. Text by Jennifer Bradbury, represented by Robin Rue at Writers House.

A picture book about a family who tries indoor camping to avoid their previous wilderness mishaps, only to discover that nothing replaces the real deal. Text by Ame Dyckman, represented by Scott Treimel at Scott Treimel NY.