A joyful picture book celebrating the tradition of Black barbershops. It captures the confidence and pride that come with a fresh haircut, highlighting the cultural significance of this space.

A powerful picture book honoring Black history and resilience. Through lyrical poetry and striking illustrations, it pays tribute to past and present Black figures who have shaped history.

A novel about Donte, a biracial boy facing racism at his prep school. He turns to fencing to prove himself and challenge prejudice. The book explores identity, colorism, and perseverance.

A celebration of Black boyhood, this book affirms strength, intelligence, kindness, and resilience. Through poetic language and bold illustrations, it encourages self-confidence and pride.

A collection of interconnected short stories about kids walking home from school, each revealing different aspects of their lives. The book explores friendship, family struggles, and everyday adventures, showcasing the diversity of childhood experiences.

A picture book celebrating the happiness, creativity, and uniqueness of Black boys. Through vibrant illustrations and affirming words, it highlights the beauty of Black boyhood and self-love.

A novel-in-verse about twin brothers, Josh and JB, who love basketball. As they navigate their love for the sport, family conflicts, and personal growth, the story blends sports action with deep emotional themes. The book explores brotherhood, loss, and coming of age.

This novel follows Jerome, a Black boy killed by police who becomes a ghost. He meets the spirit of Emmett Till and watches how his death impacts his family and community. The story addresses racial injustice, police violence, and the power of empathy and awareness.

A graphic novel about Jordan Banks, a Black middle schooler navigating a predominantly white private school. He struggles with fitting in, racism, and staying true to himself while balancing different social worlds. The book explores themes of identity, code-switching, and the importance of representation.

A guidebook for young Black boys, offering life lessons on self-worth, resilience, and navigating a world that often underestimates them. It provides wisdom on confidence, success, and embracing Black identity. The book aims to inspire and empower young readers with practical advice.

A young reader’s adaptation of Stamped from the Beginning, this book introduces children to the history of racism in an engaging, accessible way. It explains how racist ideas were created and how they continue to shape society. The book encourages kids to recognize and challenge racism in their daily lives.