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African American Heritage Chapter Books
Explore chapter books books about african american heritage for children.
792 books
Snapshots in History
The March on Washington: Uniting Against Racism
Robin S. Doak
Discover how thousands of people united in August 1963 to demand equal rights and change the course of American history.
Ages 9–14
Fact Finders
Benjamin Banneker: Astronomer and Mathematician
Allison Lassieur
Benjamin Banneker used his mastery of math and the stars to survey the nation's capital and publish almanacs that proved
Ages 8–11
Little Legends
Exceptional Men in Black History
Vashti Harrison
True stories of trailblazing aviators, artists, and activists celebrate the bold legacies of Black men who have shaped h
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Ages 8–12
Jonkonnu: A Story from the Sketchbook of Winslow Homer
Amy Littlesugar
Winslow Homer arrives in a Southern town to paint, defying local leaders by documenting the real lives of Black families
Ages 6–10
Who HQ Now
Who Is Kamala Harris?
Kirsten Anderson
Follow Kamala Harris from her early law career and setbacks to her historic election as the first woman Vice President o
Ages 8–12
bell hooks Children's Books #2
Homemade Love
bell hooks
Sweet nicknames and gentle arms surround a young girl in this lyrical celebration of the steady, unconditional warmth fo
Ages 2–5
Northern Fried Chicken
Roni Schotter
In the early 1960s, a Jewish high school girl finds her commitment to the civil rights movement creates a painful rift i
Ages 11–15
First Families
Malia and Sasha Obama
Jennifer M. Besel
Malia and Sasha Obama grew up in one of the world's most famous homes. Follow their journey and see what life was like f
Ages 6–9
When They Were Kids
When Martin Luther King Jr. Wore Roller Skates
Mark Andrew Weakland
Before he changed the world, Martin Luther King Jr. was a boy who loved playing football and racing around on his roller
Ages 6–9
Major Taylor: World Cycling Champion
Charles R. Smith Jr.
For children facing unfairness or high-pressure competition, this rhythmic biography shows how Marshall Taylor used grit
Ages 7–10
Who HQ
What Was the Battle of Gettysburg?
Jim O'Connor
Discover the reasons behind the fighting at Gettysburg and see how this pivotal battle unfolded through an exciting hist
Ages 8–12
Thomas and Grandfather #2
Go Fish
Mary Stolz
After a long day of fishing in the Gulf, eight-year-old Thomas settles onto the porch to hear his grandfather’s stories
Ages 6–9
Irene Smalls's Family Stories
My Nana and Me
Irene Smalls
Gentle tea parties and spirited games of hide-and-seek fill a grandmother and granddaughter's day with warmth and affect
Ages 3–6
Kids' Translations #1
The Gettysburg Address in Translation: What It Really Means
Kay Melchisedech Olson
Lincoln’s famous 1863 speech is broken down into everyday language, explaining the historical context and the true meani
Ages 8–13
Twelve Rounds to Glory: The Story of Muhammad Ali
Charles R. Smith Jr.
Rhythmic verse captures the energy and spirit of Muhammad Ali, tracing the legendary boxer's life from his early days to
Ages 10–14
Ghetto Cowboy #2
Polo Cowboy
G. Neri
A teenager from North Philly fights for his place on an elite military academy polo team while working as a stable hand
Ages 10–14
Jenny Reen and the Jack Muh Lantern
Irene Smalls
On a Southern plantation, young Jenny Reen hears the frightening legend of a Halloween monster and must find the bravery
Ages 5–9
Bright Brown Baby
Hey, Baby Girl!
Andrea Davis Pinkney
A rhythmic and loving board book for parents looking to surround their daughters with positive affirmations and a strong
Ages 0–3
Cheryl Harness Histories
Remember the Ladies: 100 Great American Women
Cheryl Harness
Meet 100 influential women throughout American history, from early pioneers to modern icons, in this chronological colle
Ages 8–13
Leaders of the Enlightenment
Benjamin Banneker: Self-Educated Scientist
Lisa M. Bolt Simons
From studying the stars to writing complex almanacs, Benjamin Banneker rose to become one of early America's most influe
Ages 7–10
Little Leaders
Follow Your Dreams, Little One
Vashti Harrison
For parents who want to inspire their little ones with real-life heroes. This gentle introduction to Black history shows
Ages 0–3
Michelle's Garden: How the First Lady Planted Seeds of Change
Sharee Miller
Follow Michelle Obama's journey as she rolls up her sleeves to transform a patch of White House lawn into a flourishing
Ages 4–8
Ghostwriter #10
The Book Chase
Jacqueline Woodson
Seven friends team up during a busy family reunion to track down a valuable old book that has mysteriously gone missing.
Ages 8–12
The African-American Experience #1
No More!
Doreen Rappaport
First-person accounts and powerful spirituals reveal the courage of enslaved people who fought for freedom through both
Ages 9–12
More Formats for African American Heritage
Young Adult
(99)
Poetry
(52)
Middle Grade
(36)
Picture Books
(32)
Graphic Novels
(31)
Early Readers
(7)
African American Heritage by Age Group
African American Heritage Books for Ages 0–3
(96)
African American Heritage Books for Ages 12–18
(1233)
African American Heritage Books for Ages 4–7
(1019)
African American Heritage Books for Ages 8–11
(1810)
