The Third Grade Reader

Reach for this book when your child begins asking difficult questions about racial unfairness or when they encounter historical events that feel heavy and hard to process. It is a vital resource for families looking to bridge the gap between acknowledging deep historical trauma and celebrating the profound strength of the Black community. The story navigates the tragic events of the Tulsa Race Massacre while highlighting the beauty of what was built in Greenwood. Through the lens of resilience and justice, it provides a safe framework for elementary and middle schoolers to understand how history shapes our present. It is an essential choice for parents who want to foster empathy, historical literacy, and a commitment to social justice in their children.