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03/01/2025

Day 28 of 28 Days of African American Children’s and Young Adult Literature
In 1889, young Will and his father, an African American family, embark on a perilous journey during the Oklahoma Land Rush, seeking to claim their own land and secure a prosperous future.

02/28/2025

Day 27 of 28 Days of African American Children’s and Young Adult Literature
When Jax is sent to stay with Ma, a mysterious old woman, he discovers she’s a witch tasked with delivering baby dragons to a magical realm. But when things go wrong, Jax and his friends must step up to save the day! A thrilling adventure filled with magic and friendship.

02/27/2025

Day 26 of 28 Days of African American Children’s and Young Adult Literature
Jamal, a young boy with autism, embarks on imaginative space adventures, showcasing his unique perspective and strengths. This heartwarming tale celebrates diversity, self-acceptance, and the beauty of seeing the world differently.

02/26/2025

Day 25 of 28 Days of African American Children’s and Young Adult Literature
Meg loves building with boxes and proudly calls herself a “Boxitect.” But when she’s sent to a creative camp, she must learn to work with others—even when they have different ideas! This fun, STEM-focused story highlights creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving.

02/25/2025

Day 24 of 28 Days of African American Children’s and Young Adult Literature
When Rica Baptista learns that her best friend is moving away, she becomes determined to get a pet to keep her company. Despite her parents’ refusal, Rica embarks on various creative schemes to prove she’s responsible enough, discovering valuable lessons about friendship, family, and courage along the way.

02/23/2025

Day 23 of 28 Days of African American Children’s and Young Adult Literature
This picture book biography tells the inspiring story of William “Doc” Key, a formerly enslaved man and self-taught veterinarian, who trained his horse, Jim, to perform remarkable feats such as reading, writing, and arithmetic. Together, they traveled across the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, promoting the humane treatment of animals and demonstrating the power of kindness and patience.

02/22/2025

Day 22 of 28 Days of African American Children’s and Young Adult Literature
In this poignant picture book, two young girls, Keira and Bianca, share a close friendship despite their different racial backgrounds. Their bond is tested when Keira notices a Confederate flag at Bianca’s house, prompting conversations about its historical significance and the impact of racism. Through open dialogue and understanding, the girls navigate the complexities of their relationship and the world around them. this poignant picture book, two young girls, Keira and Bianca, share a close friendship despite their different racial backgrounds. Their bond is tested when Keira notices a Confederate flag at Bianca’s house, prompting conversations about its historical significance and the impact of racism. Through open dialogue and understanding, the girls navigate the complexities of their relationship and the world around them.

02/22/2025

Day 21 of 28 Days of African American Children’s and Young Adult Literature
In this picture book, young Robert challenges his teacher’s insistence that the sky is always blue. Through his observations, he reveals the sky’s diverse colors, encouraging a discussion on individual perspectives and the importance of trusting one’s own experiences.

02/21/2025

Missed a day…
Day 19 of 28 Days of African American Children’s and Young Adult Literature
This picture book biography-in-verse chronicles the life of Marshall “Major” Taylor, an African American cyclist who, by age twenty, became a world champion. Facing racial discrimination, Taylor’s determination and talent propelled him to set numerous records and become a celebrated figure in cycling history.

02/21/2025

Day 20 of 28 Days of African American Children’s and Young Adult Literature
Twelve-year-old Maya Jenkins relies on her “Wheel of Fortunes,” a cardboard circle adorned with fortune cookie wisdom, to navigate life’s uncertainties. As she faces challenges like shifting friendships and family changes, Maya learns that true guidance comes from within, leading her to find her own voice and courage.