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Books for Standing Up for Others
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Fighting for Dontae
Mike Castan
When Javier is assigned to help Dontae, he must decide if he will follow the pressure of his gang or stand up for the on
Ages 12–16
Unlawful Orders: A Portrait of Dr. James B. Williams, Tuskegee Airman, Surgeon, and Activist
Barbara Binns
Dr. James B. Williams stood his ground against military segregation during the Freeman Field mutiny, later serving his c
Ages 10–14
Medusa Jones
Ross Collins
For the child who feels like an outsider because of their unique traits, this witty adventure shows how being different
Ages 7–10
Zapato Power #2
Freddie Ramos Zooms to the Rescue
Jacqueline Jules
Freddie Ramos finds a mysterious gift in a strange box, sparking a series of fast-paced adventures as he rushes to help
Ages 7–10
Because I Am a Girl I Can Change the World
Rosemary McCarney
Bright photographs and powerful true stories reveal how girls in developing nations are standing up to change their comm
Ages 6–10
Across the Lines
Carolyn Reeder
Two boys in Civil War-era Virginia—one enslaved and one free—see their worlds collide and change forever as the conflict
Ages 10–14
Lauren Yanofsky Hates the Holocaust
Leanne Lieberman
Caught between her desire to leave her heritage behind and the cruelty of her friends' war games, Lauren faces a difficu
Ages 12–17
Orchards
Holly Thompson
Spending the summer in Japan with her mother's family, Kana uses free verse to process her role in a classmate’s tragic
Ages 12–17
Robin Hood
The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood
Howard Pyle
Deep in Sherwood Forest, a band of merry outlaws uses clever tricks and expert archery to outsmart the greedy Sheriff of
Ages 10–15
Saving Lucas Biggs
Marisa de los Santos, David Teague
Margaret travels back sixty years into the past, using her secret abilities to try and change history and save her fathe
Ages 8–12
Speak UP, Speak OUT! The Extraordinary Life of "Fighting Shirley Chisholm"
Tonya Bolden
Unbought and unbossed, Shirley Chisholm rose from Brooklyn to the halls of Congress, breaking barriers and becoming a fi
Ages 10–14
In the Name of Emmett Till: How the Children of the Mississippi Freedom Struggle Showed Us Tomorrow
Robert H. Mayer
The most fascinating thing you'll learn is how the tragic death of Emmett Till sparked a wave of courageous youth activi
Ages 12–18
Minnie McClary Speaks Her Mind
Valerie Hobbs
A new teacher encourages Minnie and Amira to stop being quiet and start standing up for what they believe in.
Ages 10–14
Swagger
Carl Deuker
Jonas has a shot at a basketball scholarship, but everything is at risk when he discovers the dark, hidden nature of the
Ages 12–17
Operation Clean Sweep
Darleen Bailey Beard
Politics becomes a family affair when Cornelius realizes his own mother is leading a group of women in a bold attempt to
Ages 8–12
Barrio Rising: The Protest That Built Chicano Park
María Dolores Águila
A Mexican American neighborhood stands together in a peaceful protest when the city tries to replace their promised park
Ages 4–8
Let Me Hear a Rhyme
Tiffany D. Jackson
For the teenager grappling with the sudden loss of a friend while facing the complex realities of systemic injustice and
Ages 14–18
Mary Seacole: Bound for the Battlefield
Susan Goldman Rubin
Mary, a Creole woman from Jamaica, braves the battlefields of the Crimean War to provide essential care and healing to w
Ages 6–10
The War Within These Walls
Aline Sax
Misha enters the desperate world of the Jewish resistance, choosing to fight back against the Nazis as deportations begi
Ages 14–18
Walking to the Bus-Rider Blues
Harriette Gillem Robinet
Twelve-year-old Alfa Merryfield finds his way through the changing world of 1956 Alabama during the historic bus boycott
Ages 8–12
Please Books #3
Giant Steps to Change the World
Spike Lee, Tonya Lewis Lee
Visionaries like Mother Teresa and Neil Armstrong offer wisdom on how small, thoughtful actions can lead to major change
Ages 4–8
Suggested Reading
Dave Connis
When a private school bans books, Clara fights back by running an underground library that changes everything for her fe
Ages 12–18
If You're a Kid Like Gavin: The True Story of a Young Trans Activist
Gavin Grimm, Kyle Lukoff
Gavin Grimm stands up for his right to be himself, turning a personal struggle into a powerful movement for transgender
Ages 4–8
Hope in Patience
Beth Fehlbaum
Fifteen-year-old Ashley confronts the aftermath of trauma and the complexities of the legal system as she searches for a
Ages 14–18
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