👀 What We Found

Congressman John Lewis presents March, a graphic novel trilogy, chronicling his lifelong fight for civil rights. A powerful, firsthand account of a historic movement.

Join Granny and her granddaughter on a powerful walk to vote in "The Walk" by Winsome Bingham & E.B. Lewis. A timely read for young readers during election season.

Black Choctaw boy Dante finds strength in discovering his family's resilient history, overcoming nightmares with love and ancestral courage.

A fast-paced mystery about a mom who gets caught up in school politics, leading to a hilarious and suspenseful investigation. By Elise Bryant.

The story of how a small campaign trail Seder dinner inspired President Obama to bring Passover tradition to the White House in 2009.

A stunning picture book celebrating the unsung hero of Black history, photographer Roy DeCarava, capturing the beauty of Harlem in the 1940s through his lens.

Kelcie Murphy, a Saiga warrior with hidden powers, trains at the Academy for the Unbreakable Arts to uncover her past and choose her fate in a war-torn Otherworld.

Young boy overcomes fear of first haircut with support from father and barbershop community in this reassuring and celebratory book.

Wilder Penfield: innovative neurosurgeon who mapped the human brain, revolutionized epilepsy treatment, and sought to unravel the mysteries of the mind.

The inspiring true story of blacksmith Bill Lewis, who worked hard to buy the freedom of his enslaved family members in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

A heartwarming tale of friendship between Congressman John Lewis and activist Tybre Faw, brought to life by Andrea Davis Pinkney and Keith Henry Brown.

Young Pauline Baynes trades India's splendor for England's dreariness, finding solace in books and art. Her illustrations bring Tolkien and Lewis's worlds to life.