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Each night, Akua's mother shares a bedtime story and concludes with a delightful list of affirmations.
A fun and resourceful book that takes children and even adults on a visual journey throughout the continent of Africa.
Charlotte E. Ray made history as the first Black female lawyer in the United States.
A fun book about the founder of Walker West Music Academy in St. Paul, Minnesota.
A young girl learns of the cultural significance of the pot of gumbo she cooks with her father each Sunday.
A book about a young girl who decides to make a difference in her community.
Jacob goes to the STEM fair and is thrilled to meet an astronaut, an engineer, and others who use STEM in unique ways.
Spelling out the word “Juneteenth” (“J is for Justice, U is for Union Army. . .”), the authors share with readers a thoughtful celebration of the history of Juneteenth.
Jaheem learns the importance of honoring his cultural roots. He is introduced to Kwanzaa as a family tradition.
Justice learns about important women and men throughout history who changed the world: Ella Baker, Shirley Chisholm, Charles Hamilton Houston, Dr. Wangari Maathai, Paul Robeson, and Ida B. Wells.
This is a story of Kofi’s journey to the bank and his growing understanding of saving money.
Kofi Loves Music celebrates the power of music in bringing families together, embracing cultural heritage, and engaging in community-building. This counting book also introduces African instruments which have influenced music-making around the world.
Get your children to think about science every day by coming along with Kojo and his scientist father. Together, they will explore a new science topic every day of the week, helping your child see all the possibilities of curiosity and exploration.
Lusia Harris made history in 1977 as the first and only woman ever drafted by an NBA team.