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Explore chapter books books about african american heritage for children.
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The Boys' War
Jim Murphy
For the student curious about the real faces of history, this account uses the diaries and letters of boys as young as t
Ages 10–15
Brown Is Warm, Black Is Bright
Sarah L. Thomson
For the child learning to see the beauty in their own skin and the world around them. This lyrical story reframes brown
Ages 4–8
Fact Finders: American Civil War
The Biggest Battles of the Civil War
Molly Kolpin
For the young history buff ready to dive into the strategy and stories behind America's most pivotal battles, from Getty
Ages 8–12
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Secret Spy Society #1
The Case of the Missing Cheetah
Veronica Mang
For the child who loves cracking codes and needs to see that history is full of daring women, this mystery turns a rainy
Ages 7–10
A True Book: Countries
South Africa
Michael Dahl
For the young explorer eager to learn about life across the globe. This introductory guide uses simple text and photos t
Ages 5–8
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I Am Alexander Hamilton
Nancy Parent
For the child who needs to see how perseverance and a love for learning can turn a difficult beginning into a world-chan
Ages 7–9
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I Am Eleanor Roosevelt
Brooke Vitale
Xavier Riddle thinks his museum job is boring until he meets Eleanor Roosevelt and learns how to turn any small task int
Ages 5–8
Girls Survive #4
Sarah Journeys West
Nikki Shannon Smith
Twelve-year-old Sarah faces a treacherous trek from Iowa to California in 1851, braving harsh weather and prejudice in s
Ages 8–12
An American Story
Kwame Alexander
A teacher guides her students through the difficult history of American slavery, following a path of resilience from Afr
Ages 4–10
Spy on History #1
Mary Bowser and the Civil War Spy Ring
Enigma Alberti
Use real spycraft tools to help Mary Bowser, a brilliant spy with a photographic memory, infiltrate the Confederate Whit
Ages 8–12
Who Got Game? #1
Baseball: Amazing but True Stories!
Derrick Barnes
A teenage girl strikes out Babe Ruth and African American pioneers integrate teams long before Jackie Robinson in this c
Ages 8–12
Who HQ #12
Who Was Thomas Jefferson?
Dennis Brindell Fradin
Shy and brilliant, this founding father authored the Declaration of Independence while leading a complicated life as an
Ages 8–12
Freedom Soup
Tami Charles
Dance and clap along in the kitchen as Ti Gran teaches Belle to cook a traditional meal while sharing the vibrant histor
Ages 4–8
Clothes to Make You Smile: Patrick Kelly Designs His Dreams
Eric Darnell Pritchard
Patrick Kelly grew up sewing at his grandma’s table and ignored every critic who called his vibrant work too much, event
Ages 4–8
The Skin I'm In #1
The Skin I'm In
Sharon G. Flake
Facing taunts from classmates, Maleeka begins to change her outlook when she meets a teacher who proudly embraces her ow
Ages 10–14
The Sixties Trilogy #2
Revolution
Deborah Wiles
In 1964 Mississippi, Sunny faces the challenges of a new blended family while the world outside erupts as activists arri
Ages 9–13
I Survived #7
The Battle of Gettysburg, 1863
Lauren Tarshis
Eleven-year-old Henry finds himself caught in the middle of a grueling July week in 1863 as the historic Battle of Getty
Ages 7–11
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What Was the March on Washington?
Kathleen Krull
More than 200,000 people stood together in 1963 to hear a dream of equality and ignite a peaceful revolution for civil r
Ages 8–12
Some Friend
Marie Bradby
In 1963 Virginia, eleven-year-old Pearl learns the difference between a flashy, untrustworthy friend and a true one when
Ages 8–12
The Sittin' Up
Shelia P. Moses
When a community patriarch passes away, twelve-year-old Bean observes the rituals and deep care his sharecropping family
Ages 10–14
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Who Is Michael Jordan?
Kirsten Anderson
Michael Jordan’s fierce competitive spirit drove him from fighting for attention as a boy to becoming an NBA legend with
Ages 8–12
Ghetto Cowboy #1
Ghetto Cowboy
G. Neri
Sent to live with a father he barely knows, Cole discovers a hidden world of urban cowboys in Philadelphia and a horse h
Ages 10–14
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Who Was Rosa Parks?
Yona Zeldis McDonough
One woman's quiet refusal to move to the back of a bus in Alabama sparks a massive movement that changes the course of A
Ages 8–12
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Who Was George Washington Carver?
Jim Gigliotti
Born into a time when education was forbidden for him, George Washington Carver became a star student and a world-famous
Ages 8–12
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