Books

Bayard Rustin mentors Dr. King and organizes the 1963 March on Washington in this biography of a hero who fought for jus

After fleeing occupied France for New York in 1942, young Gustave realizes that even in a new land, he must face the dif

MaVynee Betsch uses her own body as a canvas of protest to protect her family's historic Florida beach from destruction

Follow two students, one Black and one white, as they witness the historic and difficult integration of Central High in

Ten landmark legal cases come to life in this graphic guide to how the First Amendment protects our right to speak up an

For the child discovering a new passion or learning that victory is about more than just the score: it is about playing

Zorro the pug is not a fan of his new clothes, and his hilarious, relatable embarrassment shines through in every expres

Against all odds, a gifted writer overcomes immense obstacles to collect African American folk tales and share her uniqu

Playful puns and childlike watercolor art bring a quirky collection of animals to life through rhythmic verses and whims

In modern-day France, a Vietnamese girl named Zazoo and her aging grandfather confront the lingering shadows and heartbr

Thunder rumbles and lightning flashes as three children race home through a summer storm in this rhyming tale of weather

A bored giraffe sends a letter via pelican to find a friend, sparking a long-distance connection through the charm of pe

Lyrical words and bold diagrams reveal the tireless power of the heart, connecting this vital organ to the everyday expe

The body’s most complex organ comes to life through funny drawings and experiments that show exactly how your thoughts a

Life in northern India gets a lot more exciting when Younguncle arrives, bringing a suitcase full of humor and unexpecte

For children who are curious about the secret life of nature after dark, this guide shows how to transform your backyard

Exiled from their home planet, the Blues search for a new world that promises both safety and the freedom to think for t

Two brothers watch their mother fight for the right to vote while they help run a mountain lodge in 1920s Massachusetts.

Gerrymandering and the electoral college can feel like broken systems, but diagrams and data show how active teenagers c

A friendly dog digs up a very talkative skeleton in this colorful graphic novel adventure that puts a silly spin on Shak

Illustrated sequences show how to move through energizing and calming poses to feel better in body and mind.

Vibrant collages and simple words in English and Spanish help process the sights and sounds of a natural disaster and th

Stark shadows give way to vivid color as a young girl searches for hope and beauty amidst the silence of a war-torn land

When soldiers destroy their village, an eleven-year-old boy and his friends must rely on one another as they wander thro