Born in 1682, Benjamin Lay took up the fight against slavery generations before others would make headway in the 19th century.

'Hip Town' from Endless Games challenges players to build the hippest neighborhood faster than anyone else.

'This is How I Disappear' by Mirion Malle from Drawn+Quarterly discusses burnout and coping in a way that is rarely seen in literature.

'Secret Life' by Theo Ellsworth is unique in graphic novels as it refuses to be pinned down into a single genre.

'Library' by Dumontier and Farber, is a trip through a fictional library with intriguing and beguiling titles.

'Night Bus' by Zuo Ma shows the power of art to convey not just information but feeling while telling a story.

'Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy: The Game: Improper Teleprompter' from Barry & Jason Games gives players the chance to relive one of the greatest moments of cinema history.

'Let's Not Talk Anymore' by Weng Pixin stands out as a work of art as well as stories with masterful characterizations.

'Ghosted' from Big G Creative presents a new direction for mystery-solving games by having each player track down their own murderer.

'The Bug Club' is a great read for young and older readers alike looking for fun facts about bugs and acquiring a sense of passion about our creepy, crawly neighbors.