A group of kids ride their bikes through New York City in Night Ride, a wordless picture book by Christopher Myers.
Browsing: Black experience
Explore the history of Black Americans in That You Are Here is No Small Thing, by Traci N. Todd and Vashti Harrison.
A girl makes a new friend and uses her hair—and wits—to escape in Acacia: A Rapunzel Tale, by JaNay Brown-Wood and John Joven.
A girl must choose between saving her father or staying true to her beliefs in Goldenborn, a YA dystopian fantasy by Ama Ofosua Lieb.
Discover the story of Vivien Thomas, a pioneer of children’s heart surgery and trailblazer for Black people, in A Doctor at Heart, by Joan Schoettler and Steffi Walthall.
Little kids have big dreams, and Terry’s Many Hats and Maya’s Big Question encourages them to chart their own paths and celebrate the past.
This Women’s History Month, discover the stories of some extraordinary women who helped change the world for the better with these picture books.
Black experience in America includes deep roots in African American history, culture, and achievements. The following books celebrate different aspects of that experience.
Explore the wonders of the universe in Through the Telescope, a poetic ode to trailblazing astronaut Mae Jemison, from Charles R. Smith, Jr. and Evening Monteiro.
A young boy sets out to help jog his elderly neighbor’s disappearing memory in Searching for Mr. Johnson’s Song, by Ariel Vanece and Jade Orlando.