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African American Heritage Chapter Books
Explore chapter books books about african american heritage for children.
792 books
I Hear America Singing!: Folksongs for American Families
Kathleen Krull
Perfect for families wanting to connect through music, this collection weaves together classic folksongs with the rich h
Ages 5–12
Island in the Sun
Harry Belafonte, Lord Burgess
For children connecting with their Caribbean roots or those curious about the world, this lyrical journey celebrates isl
Ages 3–8
Looking at Lincoln
Maira Kalman
For the child curious about the people on their pennies and the faces on our monuments, this whimsical journey turns a l
Ages 5–9
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Guts & Glory #2
The American Civil War
Ben Thompson
Female spies, daring cavalry rides, and legendary heroes take center stage in this collection of the most fascinating ac
Ages 8–13
Marc Favreau's History Series #1
Crash: The Great Depression and the Fall and Rise of America
Marc Favreau
The most fascinating thing you'll learn is how real families survived the Dust Bowl and the stock market crash to rebuil
Ages 10–14
Lincoln and His Boys
Rosemary Wells
Brothers Willie and Taddie share personal stories of their father, Abraham Lincoln, during the high-stakes years of the
Ages 8–12
Events That Changed Your World
American Women Gain the Right to Vote
Marcia Amidon Lusted
For the child curious about how change happens, this book uses real photographs to show the grit and teamwork it took fo
Ages 9–12
Matt Christopher Sports Biographies
Mo Vaughn
Matt Christopher
For the young sports fan who needs to see that hard work and grit lead to big dreams. This biography follows Mo Vaughn's
Ages 8–12
Mr. Lincoln's Way
Patricia Polacco
A compassionate principal uses a shared love of birds to help a school bully look past his prejudices and find a new way
Ages 6–10
Who's Got Mail?: The History of Mail in America
Linda Barrett Osborne
Uncover how mail delivery grew alongside the nation, from the grit of the early post to the diverse workers who kept Ame
Ages 8–12
25 Daring Dreamers
25 Women Who Dared to Create
Rebecca Stanborough
For the child who loves to draw, write, or sing and needs to see how iconic women turned their creative passions into a
Ages 8–12
My American Story
How My Vote Counts
Jennifer Kaul
For the child curious about how a single person can make a difference in their community and the history behind our righ
Ages 7–9
There's a Dead Person Following My Sister Around
Vivian Vande Velde
Ted’s life gets complicated when his five-year-old sister starts chatting with two female ghosts who have appeared in th
Ages 8–12
Annie #1
The Baby Grand, the Moon in July, & Me
Joyce Annette Barnes
For the child who loves to watch a sibling chase a dream, even when money is tight and the world is changing rapidly.
Ages 8–12
The Cay #2
Timothy of the Cay
Theodore Taylor
Following his rescue from a Caribbean island, blind Phillip seeks a medical miracle while alternating chapters reveal th
Ages 10–14
Art of Protest: Creating, Discovering, and Activating Art for Your Revolution
De Nichols
Memorable posters and striking symbols reveal how artists use color and typography to spark revolutions and speak truth
Ages 10–14
Soulfire
Lorri Hewett
The bond between cousins Todd and Ezekiel is tested when one of them decides to take a dangerous, solo stand against gan
Ages 12–17
Always My Dad
Sharon Dennis Wyeth
A young girl cherishes every moment of a special summer spent with her brothers and her father at their grandparents' fa
Ages 5–9
Who Was?
Who Was Bob Marley?
Katie Ellison
For the child who loves music or wants to understand how one person can change the world through songs of peace, justice
Ages 8–12
Let Freedom Ring
The Early American Industrial Revolution, 1793-1850
Katie Bagley
For the curious student learning how inventions like the cotton gin transformed America from a nation of farmers into a
Ages 8–12
Women and War
The Women Behind Rosie the Riveter: Working for the U.S. War Effort
Pamela Dell
For the child curious about how their great-grandmothers helped win a war. Discover the diverse women who stepped into f
Ages 8–12
Bayou Magic
Jewell Parker Rhodes
Ten-year-old Maddy travels to the Louisiana bayou and discovers she is the only one in her family capable of inheriting
Ages 8–12
Picture Book Biographies
A Picture Book of Eleanor Roosevelt
David A. Adler
Trace the inspiring journey of Eleanor Roosevelt as she grows from a quiet girl into one of the most influential figures
Ages 6–9
The Battle of Nashville General George H. Thomas & the Most Decisive Battle of the Civil War
Benson Bobrick
For the young historian who values quiet integrity over flashy fame, this account of General George H. Thomas explores h
Ages 10–15
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)