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African American Heritage
2,354 books about african american heritage
0–3 yrs
81 books
4–7 yrs
950 books
8–11 yrs
854 books
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359 books
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The A-Z of Wonder Women
Yvonne Lin
Empower your little one with this vibrant alphabet guide to history's most trailblazing women, from activists to artists
Ages 4–8
Encounter: Narrative Nonfiction Stories #2
The Wound Is Mortal: The Story of the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
Jessica Gunderson
Eyewitness accounts drive this narrative history of the moments leading up to and following the tragic assassination of
Ages 9–14
Introducing Primary Sources #1
The White House
Kathryn Clay
Primary source accounts and historical photos reveal the construction and secrets of the home that has housed every Amer
Ages 7–10
Jazz on a Saturday Night
Leo Dillon, Diane Dillon
For the child who loves to move and groove to a beat: a rhythmic tribute to the energy of a live jazz club and the legen
Ages 4–8
Boy with a Pack
Unknown
For the teen feeling the weight of responsibility, this classic journey explores finding your own way while navigating a
Ages 10–14
The Story Of: A Biography Book for New Readers
The Story of Alexander Hamilton
Christine Platt
For the child who wonders how one person can change the world. Discover the grit and determination of Alexander Hamilton
Ages 6–9
Forever Four #1
Leading Ladies
Elizabeth Cody Kimmel
For the young girl looking for role models and the historical inspiration to lead, this collection profiles women who sh
Ages 8–12
1950s: Music, The
Dorothy Hoobler, Tom Hoobler
Perfect for middle and high school students who are curious about how rock 'n' roll and 1950s icons like Elvis Presley s
Ages 12–18
Dare to Dream...Change the World
Jill Corcoran
For the child who wants to make a difference: this anthology of poems and biographies pairs historical changemakers with
Ages 8–12
No More Strangers Now: Young Voices from a New South Africa
Tim McKee
Young South Africans from diverse backgrounds share candid stories and photographs of their daily lives in the era follo
Ages 12–18
Hello, Mister Blue
Daria Peoples
A neighborhood street corner becomes a stage for friendship as a young girl and her grandfather share the joy of music w
Ages 4–8
Fault Lines in the Constitution
Cynthia Levinson
For the teen who questions why things are the way they are. This guide uses a grading system to examine the cracks in ou
Ages 10–18
Barefoot Anthologies
The Barefoot Book of Tropical Tales
Raouf Mama
For the child curious about the world, these vibrant stories offer a rhythmic journey through tropical lands while teach
Ages 8–12
Lincoln Tells a Joke: How Laughter Saved the President (And the Country)
Kathleen Krull, Paul Brewer
The most fascinating thing you'll learn is how Abraham Lincoln used quick wit and a sense of humor to lead the country t
Ages 6–10
Our White House: Looking In, Looking Out
David McCullough
For the curious child asking about the leaders of our country and the house they live in, this anthology brings American
Ages 8–14
From Another World
Ana Maria Machado
For the child grappling with the reality of unfairness in history, this haunting yet hopeful tale uses a ghostly visitor
Ages 8–12
Count on Us: American Women in the Military
Amy Nathan
For the young reader inspired by trail-blazing women, this history chronicles the courage and determination of female so
Ages 10–18
Anansi and the Box of Stories
Stephen Krensky
A clever spider uses his wit and mischief to defy the social order. These traditional Akan folk tales celebrate the powe
Ages 5–9
A is for Activist #1
A is for Activist
Innosanto Nagara
For parents who want to introduce big ideas about fairness, community, and standing up for others through a playful, rhy
Ages 0–4
Little People, Big Dreams #38
Nelson Mandela
María Isabel Sánchez Vegara
For the child noticing unfairness on the playground or asking big questions about justice, this gentle biography introdu
Ages 4–7
Little People, Big Dreams
Amanda Gorman
María Isabel Sánchez Vegara
For the child who feels self-conscious about their voice or struggles with a speech impediment, this story shows how cha
Ages 4–7
Little People, Big Dreams
Stevie Wonder
María Isabel Sánchez Vegara
For the child who loves to make noise and the dreamer who sees the world through sound, this story follows a boy who tur
Ages 4–7
Little People, Big Dreams
Kamala Harris
María Isabel Sánchez Vegara
For the child who wonders how they can make a difference in the world. This inspiring biography shows how a young girl's
Ages 4–7
America Alive: A History
Jean Karl
Follow the timeline of the United States as it evolves from early settlements to the late twentieth century.
Ages 8–12
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