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The March for Hope
Meaningful and celebratory, this is an empowering story to share with elementary-aged readers to remind them of the strength and importance of raising their voices in support of equity and justice.
Haircut Day with Dad
This beautiful tribute to Black barbershop culture is a great purchase for all collections.
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The Blue Pickup
A beautiful celebration of the bond between a grandfather and his grandchild, and the importance of preserving the past through storytelling.
Thank a Farmer
An excellent book for elementary readers that will surprise them as they turn each page, and a must for the nonfiction shelves.
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Build a House
A beautifully illustrated song about the African American experience, with realistic depictions of work and experiences; this is a great choice for libraries looking for new ways to tell stories about slavery, reparations, and the ongoing need for social justice.
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Stacey Abrams: Lift Every Voice
For a first look at a major political player, the simple text, not bogged down by heavy detail, is a powerful vehicle in conveying the importance of participating in a democratic society, especially through exercising the right to vote. Not recommended for collections where a more in-depth resource is needed.
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My Name Is a Story
Although this is not original, it is welcome—there are never too many books about being proud of who you are—and this is a solid purchase.
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