by Cynthia Levinson
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Nine year old Audrey Faye Hendricks marched for civil rights in Birmingham and went to jail for it. An inspiring true story that shows kids can change the world.
Peter heads out in his red snowsuit to make tracks, snow angels, and a snowball he saves in his pocket. A Caldecott classic that captures pure childhood wonder.
Kids who feel different, from their lunches to their summers, discover that sharing their stories helps them find each other. A gorgeous read for starting school and building belonging.
A confident boy heads to his first day of kindergarten ready to rule with kindness and a big smile. Joyful and affirming for kids about to start school.
Dr. King's own words tell his story, set against Bryan Collier's striking collage art. A perfect first introduction to his life and message.
Kwame Alexander's powerful poem honors Black Americans who persevered, paired with Kadir Nelson's breathtaking Caldecott winning portraits. One to read slowly and talk about.
On hot summer nights, Cassie dreams of flying over Harlem from her apartment rooftop. Faith Ringgold's quilt inspired classic about big dreams and family.
CJ asks why he doesn't have what others have as he and his grandma ride the bus across town, and Nana helps him see the beauty around them. A Newbery Medal winner about gratitude and community.
In 1963 Birmingham, thousands of children march for civil rights when their parents can't risk their jobs. A stirring story that shows kids their voices matter.