Books

Long before the modern civil rights movement, a woman named Belle escaped slavery and changed her name to travel the cou

The class takes the ultimate field trip through the Earth's crust and into the center of a volcano to learn about geolog

For the child asking big questions about bodies and boundaries. This inclusive guide uses comics to explore gender, feel

For children asking why fairness matters, this narrative history brings the 1963 March on Washington to life, showing ho

Chaos ensues on the thirtieth story when Mrs. Jewls goes on leave and a series of increasingly bizarre substitute teache

For the child who feels like they don't fit traditional beauty standards or struggles with self-image when they don't lo

For the child facing the sting of playground cliques or struggling to find where they fit in when social circles shift.

Thirteen-year-old witch Kiki leaves home on her broomstick to start a delivery service, using her magic to find her way

A young girl with Asperger’s syndrome searches for a sense of closure and understanding following the devastating loss o

For the child grappling with the absence of a loved one or trying to make sense of why a family member is far away due t

For the child who feels like an outsider and needs to know that family is found wherever you are loved and protected.

Güero navigates seventh grade as a poetry-writing gamer, sharing soulful stories of life, family, and friendship along t

For the child facing a long recovery or physical confinement, this story offers hope through a young girl's journey of h

For the child who hears music in the clinking of glasses or the whir of a machine. This vibrant biography celebrates thi

Lupita balances the weight of caring for her seven siblings with her love of poetry and acting while her mother courageo

For the child exploring their roots, these energetic bilingual poems celebrate the warmth of family and the vibrant land

Discover the extraordinary life of Eugene Bullard, the boxer and jazz musician who became one of the first African Ameri

For the teenager who feels caught between two worlds and wonders who they might have been in another life.

Harriet Tubman was many people before she became a legend: a nurse, a scout, and a daughter. Poetic prose traces the lay

A special broom hanging on the cabin wall serves as a powerful memory of a secret wedding as Ellen and her parents head

Lewis Michaux built a sanctuary for the mind in Harlem, creating a legendary bookstore that became a vital center for Bl

For the teenager grappling with the complicated choice to forgive a parent who let them down and has suddenly returned h

For the student curious about the real story of Juneteenth and the long road to freedom. This history uses primary sourc

For the student exploring the true depth of American history, this book moves beyond passive narratives to reveal the br