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Explore chapter books books about african american heritage for children.
792 books
The Day They Came to Arrest the Book
Nat Hentoff
Tensions boil over at a high school when a classic novel faces a censorship challenge, forcing students to weigh free sp
Ages 12–18
Madelia
Jan Spivey Gilchrist
Madelia longs to be home painting with her new watercolors, but she discovers a surprising source of inspiration while l
Ages 4–8
Captured History
Ali's Knockout Punch
Michael Burgan
For the child who loves sports or photography and wants to know how a single moment in time can change how we see a hero
Ages 9–14
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The Night Has Ears: African Proverbs
Ashley Bryan
Ancestral wisdom meets playful wit in this vibrant collection of twenty-six traditional proverbs gathered from various A
Ages 4–10
Stars of Sports
Bubba Wallace: Stock Car Racing Star
Lisa A. Crayton
For the young racing fan curious about real-life heroes, this biography introduces Bubba Wallace and his journey as a ba
Ages 6–9
Testing the Ice
Sharon Robinson
Jackie Robinson's daughter shares memories of her father's bravery, from the baseball diamond to the day he tested the i
Ages 4–9
At the Crossroads
Rachel Isadora
For children experiencing the long wait for a loved one to return, this story honors the patience and vibrant hope of fa
Ages 4–8
Jambo Means Hello: Swahili Alphabet Book
Muriel Feelings
For children curious about global cultures and the beauty of language, this alphabet book introduces the warmth of East
Ages 5–10
Hair Stories #1
Princess Hair
Sharee Miller
Braids, blowouts, and dreadlocks take center stage in this joyful celebration of the beauty and diversity of Black hair.
Ages 0–6
Smithsonian: Then and Now
Protest Movements
Eric Braun
The most fascinating thing you'll learn is how the fierce demands of 1960s activists evolved into the strategies used by
Ages 10–14
Jumper Breeze #2
Slam Dunk!
Sharon Robinson
Between the basketball court, dance tournaments, and student council races, Jumper and his friends at Langston Hughes Mi
Ages 8–12
Take-Off: American All-Girl Bands During World War II
Tonya Bolden
For the young musician or history buff curious about the hidden heroes of the swing era who broke barriers while men wer
Ages 9–13
John Henry
Christianne C. Jones
For the child who loves tales of superhuman strength and needs a boost of confidence to tackle a challenge that feels im
Ages 6–9
Philip Hall #2
Get on Out of Here, Philip Hall
Bette Greene
Trying to best her rival Philip Hall leads Beth into a series of competitive mishaps that reveal what being a true leade
Ages 8–12
25 Women
25 Women Who Defied Limitations
Emma Carlson Berne
For the child who needs to see that no obstacle is too big to overcome. Discover 25 incredible women who changed the wor
Ages 8–12
A Kids Book About
A Kids Book About Racism
Jelani Memory
For the parent looking for a direct, honest way to explain racism to a young child. This book provides clear definitions
Ages 5–9
Quilt Counting
Lesa Cline-Ransome
Rhyming verses count from one to ten and back again as a family gathers in a country farmhouse to stitch together a beau
Ages 3–7
How the Leopard Got His Claws
Chinua Achebe, John Iroaganachi
Witness the transformation of the leopard from a peaceful forest dweller into a sharp-clawed ruler who governs with a te
Ages 6–10
The Justice Cycle #1
Justice and Her Brothers
Virginia Hamilton
Justice and her twin brothers are discovering they possess strange, supersensory powers that are as frightening as they
Ages 10–14
Jamal and the Angel
Anita Rodriguez
Jamal lives in the inner city and dreams of owning a guitar, a wish that finally starts to come true with the help of hi
Ages 4–8
Baseball Card Adventures #7
Satch & Me
Dan Gutman
Armed with a radar gun and a time-traveling plan, Stosh heads back to 1942 to see if legendary Satchel Paige really thre
Ages 8–12
Kids on the March: 15 Stories of Speaking Out, Protesting, and Fighting for Justice
Michael G. Long
For the young person asking why people are marching in the streets or wondering if one voice can truly change the world.
Ages 10–14
Too Much Talk
Angela Shelf Medearis
Talking yams, fish, and cloth cause a stir in this rhythmic West African retelling where even the King's throne eventual
Ages 4–8
American Girl: The Story of America
The Story of America
Tori Kosara, Rona Skene
For the young explorer curious about the past, this guide uses relatable characters to navigate the big moments and dive
Ages 7–9
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)
