The depiction of struggling through a world that centers heterosexuality and whiteness in How the Boogeyman Became a Poet will resonate with contemporary teenagers.
A fun exploration of same-sex behavior across the animal kingdom, Queer Ducks (and Other Animals) will have dry biology textbooks shaking in their book covers.
By incorporating drama and suspense without sacrificing accuracy or integrity, the authors of Freedom! The Story of the Black Panther Party have created a narrative history that engages and challenges.
Award-winning author Brandy Colbert’s history of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre is a horrifying account told with great care.
Kent State is a powerful work of art, a historical record of a national tragedy and a call to action for every American.
Tyler Feder walks us through her grief journey in hilarious, moving detail, and the illustrations enable us to experience her pain even more deeply.
Jason Reynolds’ narration has a poetic, hip vibe that keeps the book flowing and never feeling like homework.
More than merely a young reader’s adaptation, Stamped ties together disparate threads while briskly moving through its historical narrative.
This Book Is Anti-Racist is an essential handbook for how to be an anti-racist in a racist world.
In his masterful Games of Deception, Andrew Maraniss reveals the little-known story of the first United States Olympic basketball team.
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