👀 What We Found

After a coup forces them to flee, twins Hawke and Grayson seek refuge with magical women. As they plot revenge, Grayce finds a place to live as a girl.

An inspiring picture book for children about combining art and activism to create positive change in the world.

A stunning picture book by Nikkolas Smith celebrating the ingenuity and achievements of shared human ancestors, centered on Black people in our origin story.

A poignant picture book challenging the meaning of the Confederate flag through the friendship of two girls. A thought-provoking and tender tale.

Sam Cooke's iconic civil rights anthem comes to life with stunning illustrations by Nikkolas Smith, celebrating the fight for freedom and equality.

Explore the consequences of slavery and Black resistance in America with The 1619 Project's lyrical picture book, Born on the Water, by Nikole Hannah-Jones and Renée Watson. 📚

At just six years old, Ruby Bridges made history as the first African American student to integrate a Southern elementary school, sparking change.