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Choose from 4 Diary of a Wimpy Kid pen & stamper designs. Each pen has a stamper and switchable inks. Characters include Greg, Fregley, Rowley, and Rodrick. Stampers come in various colors and ink colors include black, blue, pink, purple, green, and orange. 6" long. Warning: Choking Hazard - Small Parts.

Explore racism and antiracism in America with this #1 New York Times bestseller. Learn how to identify and combat racist ideas for a better future. Check out the educator guide for younger readers.

A loving tribute to Abraham Cahan, editor of the Yiddish newspaper the Forverts, by award-winning authors. Celebrating his impact on Jewish American history.

Mini stamp set with 8 mini stampers, ink pad, and acrylic case. Perfect for decorating notes and cards. Ideal for parties or art projects. Ages 3+.

Fun wooden-boxed ink stamp set with 70 stamps, including alphabet, punctuation, and numbers. Perfect for card making, scrapbooking, and more! Great gift idea.

Value-priced, 6 bright colored inkpad for kids to stamp in style! Includes primary and secondary colors. Washable, non-toxic ink.

Jake faces challenges as the first openly gay kid in his small town. When he proposes a pride festival, he must navigate opposition from the mayor.

Heartfelt middle grade novel about grief and love in NYC. Eli's mom's cooking videos help him cope with loss. But what happens when they run out?

A powerful exploration of the history of racist ideas in America, exposing their roots and pervasive influence. Winner of the National Book Award.

Essential chapter book on racism and antiracism in America from #1 NYT bestsellers Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds, with stunning art and valuable resources.

Stamp-a-doodle markers with chisel & precision tips. Includes 9 colors & 3 color changing markers with stamp designs. Great for ages 3+, adult supervision advised.

A graphic novel adaptation of the National Book Award-winning history of racist ideas in America, exploring antiracist efforts and key figures.

A graphic novel adaptation of the National Book Award-winning history of racist ideas in America, exploring antiracist efforts through the lives of key figures.