An essential account of the Black Panthers' revolutionary activism, teaching self-defense and community support in the face of systemic racism and repression.
A unique collaboration between Jamaica Kincaid and Kara Walker explores the hidden history of plants. Provocative watercolor illustrations reveal the often brutal past of our world's flora.
Join Mel and Ray on a road trip full of adventure, danger, and mystery as they help Great-grandfather Bat prepare for the legendary Great Ball Game in this modern folklore tale. An unmissable game awaits!
Witness Blanket tells the story of residential schools in Canada through objects collected by artist Carey Newman, honoring survivors and promoting reconciliation.
Discover mythical creatures from around the world in this beautifully-illustrated Greek mythology book. Learn about cultures, history, and magical beasts!
Liam finds solace in an imaginary world with animal friends when his parents argue. This heartwarming series helps children find hope during tough times.
Liam and his mom adopt a shelter dog with behavior issues, believing in the power of love and training. Join Liam in this heartwarming series for K-3 readers.
Essential guide to social and political progressivism for young people. Authors discuss tackling issues like gun violence, climate change, and more through personal anecdotes and interviews with activists and politicians.
Learn about Juneteenth, the holiday celebrating the end of chattel slavery in the US. Author Kirsti Jewel shares stories of past celebrations and history.
Discover the history of Emancipation Park and the origins of Juneteenth in this moving picture book, celebrating freedom and resilience in Houston, Texas.
"The Walk (A Stroll to the Poll) by Winsome Bingham and E.B. Lewis celebrates the journey to vote, highlighting community, voices, and hope. Follow Granny and her granddaughter on this important walk!"
Explore how Ta-Nehisi Coates became the acclaimed author he is today in this heartfelt father-son story set in a turbulent Baltimore, navigating family, race, and growing up.