A joyful, empowering ode to identity and radical self-love! Based on real events from activist Colin Kaepernick’s childhood, I Color Myself Different navigates the complex realities of growing up Black in a white adoptive family. Rich with Black history connections and an exceptional message about recognizing inherent worth.
A powerful, lyrical anthem of identity! A beautiful guide from simple everyday observations to a profound appreciation of Black history, culture, and activism. Packed with exceptional educational back-matter—including poems, timelines, and a playlist to celebrate community heritage.
World champion high jumper Chaunté Lowe pens the captivating story of her journey from an impoverished childhood full of big dreams and devastating hurdles, to becoming a bronze medal-winning US Olympian.
Set in a future where paper is obsolete, The Paper Museum offers a unique, middle-grade mystery. Though the plot suffers from a notably slow start, its high-stakes conclusion and heartfelt exploration of family separation make it an engaging option.
An incredibly positive and uplifting 5-star picture book, Bravo, Avocado! explores self-discovery and the magic of encouraging your friends. Featuring cute, inviting illustrations and clever wordplay, this heartwarming tale follows an insecure avocado who learns she goes with everything.