A young Black girl spends a night with a white family in the segregated South, navigating prejudice and forming an unexpected bond.
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This collection of stories shares tales from the African American experience, focusing on community and tradition.
A young Black girl reflects on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his impact on her community.
A young African American girl in the 1960s South finds her voice through music and storytelling.
Set during the Civil Rights era, a young African American girl named Sarah navigates the challenges of segregation and seeks freedom.
Celeste navigates life and her dreams during the vibrant Harlem Renaissance, facing societal expectations and personal growth.
In 1940s Mississippi, a young girl named Raisin investigates a series of strange occurrences in her town, Gumbo Grove, uncovering secrets about her family and community.
A young girl befriends a monster, learning about acceptance and overcoming fear.
A simple board book about vehicles and the sounds they make, encouraging interaction.
Eleanor Jo is a young girl who experiences life on her family's farm, dealing with everyday challenges and joys. The story focuses on her growth and observations.
Set in 1986, two misfit teenagers bond over comic books and music while navigating the hardships of first love and a volatile home life.
This story follows the life and experiences of a girl named Becky and her dog, Tatters.
A young girl devises a plan to help her community and overcome challenges.
This book follows a group of students who use science to solve problems, focusing on the principles of physics and engineering. It's an educational adventure.
A young girl named Sarah struggles with her identity and belonging after moving to a new town.
Albert the boy finds a snail and learns about responsibility and friendship.
Albert the Muffin-maker follows a young boy who loves baking and dreams of opening his own bakery.
A young boy named Ty learns about different cultures and historical events through his social studies class.
Albert the bear is nervous about starting school but finds friendship and fun on his first day.
Albert the bear learns about numbers and basic arithmetic through playful scenarios and illustrations.
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