Go Forth and Tell: The Life of Augusta Baker, Librarian And Master Storyteller, by Breanna J. McDaniel and April Harrison, is fantastic.
Browsing: Black experience
The She Persisted chapter book series now features 33 titles. The latest feature gymnast Simone Biles and educator Opal Lee.
American Wings, by Sherri L. Smith and Elizabeth Wein, tells the story of Chicago’s pioneering black aviators and the race for equality in the sky.
Bright Stars of Black British History, by J.T. Williams and Angela Vives, tells the story of 14 important historical figures.
Black Boy, Black Boy, by Ali Kananda, Jorge Redmond and Ken Daley, celebrates all the great things that Black boys can achieve.
My Block Looks Like, by Janelle Harper and Frank Morrison, is a love letter to city and the people who live in it.
A girl notices how her inner glow changes in certain situations and learns how to harness it in The Light She Feel Inside.
A girl struggles to keep her family together in Shark Teeth, a new middle-grade novel by Sherri Winston.
A young filmmaker’s eyes are opened to racial injustice following a senseless act of violence in The Reckoning, by Wade Hudson.
Three girls create the ultimate hair-braiding business in The Braid Girls, a middle-grade contemporary novel by Sherri Winston.