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African American Heritage Chapter Books
Explore chapter books books about african american heritage for children.
792 books
War in the Ring: Joe Louis, Max Schmeling, and the Fight between America and Hitler
John Florio, Ouisie Shapiro
For the child curious about how sports can change history, this book explores two athletes who became icons during the f
Ages 10–14
Great Athletes
Muhammad Ali: The Greatest
Jeff Savage
For the child who needs to see that true greatness comes from both physical skill and the courage to stand up for your p
Ages 8–11
Motown Baby Love #7
You're All I Need to Get By
Charles R. Smith Jr.
For the parent looking to shower their little one with affection through the power of soulful music and beautiful real-l
Ages 0–3
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Unspoken: A Story from the Underground Railroad
Henry Cole
For children processing the weight of doing the right thing when it is difficult, this wordless story explores the quiet
Ages 5–10
The Dancing Granny
Ashley Bryan
Spider Ananse thinks he can outsmart Granny by getting her to dance so he can raid her garden, but her unstoppable rhyth
Ages 4–8
Hidden Histories #5
The Revelation of Louisa May
Michaela MacColl
For the teen struggling to balance family responsibilities with their own big dreams, this story follows a young Louisa
Ages 12–16
Hip-Hop Biographies
Chance the Rapper: Independent Master of Hip-Hop Flow
Jamie Hudalla
For the young music lover who dreams of doing things their own way. Discover how Chance the Rapper used his voice to cha
Ages 8–13
The Deaf Musicians
Pete Seeger, Paul DuBois Jacobs
After losing his hearing, jazz pianist Lee finds a new way to share his music when he meets a deaf saxophone player.
Ages 4–8
What's the Big Deal About #1
Freedom
Ruby Shamir
For the child asking what it means to be a 'free country.' This gentle history explains the struggle and triumph behind
Ages 4–8
We Are Power: How Nonviolent Activism Changes the World
Todd Hasak-Lowy
For the young person feeling overwhelmed by world events and wondering how one person can make a difference through peac
Ages 10–14
Matt Christopher Sports Biographies
Tiger Woods
Matt Christopher, Glenn Stout
For the young sports enthusiast who needs to see that even legends start with hard work and big dreams. Explore the earl
Ages 8–12
U. S. Civil War: A Chronology of a Divided Nation
Amanda Peterson, Amanda Kolpin, Susan S. Wittman
For the student curious about why our nation was once divided, this clear timeline helps make sense of the complex battl
Ages 9–14
Americans Who Tell the Truth
Robert Shetterly
For the child who asks why the world feels unfair: discover the courageous people who spoke up for justice and helped sh
Ages 8–14
Motown Baby Love #1
My Girl
Charles R. Smith Jr.
Celebrate the tender connection between a father and his little girl through the soul-stirring lyrics of a Motown classi
Ages 0–3
The Hero Two Doors Down
Sharon Robinson
Eight-year-old Steven is a Dodgers superfan living in Brooklyn whose simple life changes when a true baseball hero moves
Ages 8–12
Mercy's Mill #1
Mercy's Mill
Betty Levin
Sarah is adjusting to a new stepfather and foster sister when she meets a mysterious boy who claims he has traveled all
Ages 10–14
The Black Queen
Jumata Emill
For the teen navigating complex conversations about racial bias and justice. This gripping mystery explores the heavy we
Ages 14–18
You Will Do Great Things
Amerie
For the child needing a boost of confidence or a reminder of their potential. This lyrical journey connects a young drea
Ages 4–8
Fast Talk on a Slow Track
Rita Williams-Garcia
Denzel Watson is a high-achieving student who must learn what it really takes to succeed while selling candy and competi
Ages 12–17
Four Streets and a Square: A History of Manhattan and the New York Idea
Marc Aronson
For the teen who is fascinated by how cities pulse with life and the complex, often messy ways that different cultures c
Ages 14–18
One Love, One Heart: A History of Reggae
Jim Haskins
For the middle grader discovering a love for music and global history, this book explores how reggae became a powerful v
Ages 10–14
Basketball Superstars
Candace Parker
Mary R. Dunn
For the young sports fan who needs to see that hard work and passion can turn a childhood dream into a professional lega
Ages 6–9
Belle Teal
Ann M. Martin
Fifth grade brings big changes for Belle Teal as her grandmother begins to lose her memory and her rural school undergoe
Ages 9–12
John Philip Duck
Patricia Polacco
A young boy in Depression-era Memphis trains his pet duck to perform in a grand hotel fountain, leading to the creation
Ages 4–9
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)