👀 What We Found

Six kids find healing and bravery in sharing their stories in Jacqueline Woodson's powerful middle-grade novel.

Jacqueline Woodson's award-winning memoir explores her childhood as an African American in the 1960s and 1970s through powerful and accessible poetry.

In "Remember Us," Jacqueline Woodson explores the complexities of time and memory as Sage navigates a summer of change and friendship amidst neighborhood tragedies.

A beautiful story of imagination and resilience, Jacqueline Woodson and Rafael López's companion book to The Day You Begin inspires us to face challenges with confidence and believe in a better world.

Dar el paso hacia lo desconocido puede traer eventos sorprendentes. En "Los lugares donde puedes encontrarme", Woodson y López celebran la valentía de ser diferentes.

A poetic exploration of identity and unity, "Why Am I Me?" prompts readers to ponder what it means to be human and embrace diversity.

A boy learns about friendship and change from dogs in this funny middle grade novel. Can Louis go from lone wolf to part of the pack?

A moving memoir-in-verse of activism and perseverance, showing how one woman fought to make MLK Jr.'s birthday a national holiday.

A cultural history of queer women’s lives in the 20th century, told through iconic spaces like lesbian bars and feminist bookstores by journalist June Thomas.

Evan is people-smart, Jessie is math-smart. When their lemonade war starts, who will win? A humorous tale of sibling rivalry and math fun.

The Lemonade War graphic novel brings humor, math, and business savvy to life as Evan and Jessie compete to sell the most lemonade in just 5 days.

Discover the inspiring story of Carter G. Woodson, the Father of Black History Month, in this award-winning picture book biography.