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Written by Connie & Peter Roop
Harriet Tubman is famous for helping more than 300 slaves escape to freedom on the Underground...
2nd - 4th
Written by Judith Berry Griffin
Phoebe, daughter of a free black man, goes undercover to foil a would-be assassin of General Washington. Based on historical fact. "Related with historical accuracy and finesse."—SLJ
4th - 5th
Written by Grace Norwich
Told with a timeline, maps, illustrations, sidebars and a top ten list of facts, these insightful...
3rd - 5th
Written by Melissa Schiller
A mother teaches her daughter to make corn husk dolls. Includes complete step by step instructions.
2nd - 4th
Written by Janelle Cherrington
Native American tribes continue to honor their traditions through song, dance, jewelry and much more.
3rd - 5th
Written by Caron Lee Cohen
An award-winning illustrator presents this Native American tale about a young boy and his magical pony that comes to life. "Splendidly illustrated. A moving, multileveled heroic tale."—Kirkus
2nd - 4th
Written by Michele Maria Surat
Ut, an immigrant child from Vietnam, tries adjusting to a new life in America. A heartfelt, gentle, and realistic story.
2nd - 4th
Written by Angela Shelf Medearis
A young girl and her family attend an Indian powwow and dance with the Seminoles, whose ancestors rescued her grandfather from slavery and accepted him as their brother.
2nd - 4th
Written by Heather Goodyear
Loosely based on NBA all-star Bob Lanier's childhood adventures, this series shoots and scores with early chapter books that teach valuable life lessons through amusing stories.
3rd - 4th
Written by Julie T. Lamana
When Hurricane Katrina destroys the Lower Ninth Ward, Armani forgets her tenth birthday, focuses on family, and grows up in this convincing novel.
4th - 6th
Written by Roni Schotter
Amanda learns her house is a a part of the Underground Railroad and helps Hannah, a runaway slave, by teaching her to read and write before she escapes.
2nd - 7th
Written by Meg Medina
Though they send most of their money to help their far-away relatives, a young girl and her aunt save money to buy a car. "A pleasant tale of determination."—Kirkus
1st - 4th
Written by Jeanette Winter
A man, his burros, and his books bring joy to children in remote Colombian villages in this inspiring book based on a true story. "Sweet and uplifting."—Kirkus
2nd - 4th
Written by Laurence Yep
Brothers Teddy and Arnie aren't exactly close, but when a neighborhood bully sets his sights on one, the other is by his side. "An altogether chipper outing."—Publishers Weekly
4th - 6th
Written by Nikki Grimes
Smart, confident Dyamonde Daniel is happy in her new school, but a grumpy boy named Free is having a hard time making friends—until Dyamonde steps in to help.
2nd - 4th
Written by Christine King Farris
From Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s sister, a definitive, beautifully illustrated tribute to the man, the march, and the speech that changed a nation. "A fresh and affecting take."—Kirkus
3rd - 4th
Written by Gary Soto
Rigo, tired of a crowded house and hand-me-downs, has his pride nearly squelched by a neighborhood bully. A "gentle lesson on what really matters."—Kirkus
3rd - 4th
Written by Sharon G. Flake
Queen is not kind to those around her, but when she belittles a poor boy named Leroy, she learns a hard-won lesson. "A memorable work of fiction."—Publishers Weekly
4th - 5th
Written by Patricia C. McKissack
Modern-day kids uncover the story of their ancestor Everett Turner, a young man who was "born into freedom" during the Civil War and found his way West on the wagon train.
3rd - 5th
Written by Lisa Yee
Bobby isn't like his dad—a former pro football player who is now a stay-at-home father—and the two struggle to find their own identities. "Fast-paced writing, spot-on dialogue."—SLJ
3rd - 4th
Written by Becky Birtha
During the 1930's, a poor African-American family uses math and estimating skills to win a sewing...
2nd - 4th
Written by Brenda Woods
Biracial Violet seeks out the African-American grandmother she's never met. "Humor, hope and clear-eyed compassion."—Kirkus, starred review
4th - 6th
Written by Nicola Davies
When her father illegally harpoons a manatee and leaves its baby orphaned, Manuela is moved to begin protecting the endangered animals. "Young readers will be inspired."—Booklist
3rd - 6th
Written by Angela Cervantes
Surrounded by a family of successful award-winning individuals, Allie wants to be the first at something too in this realistic novel about finding your way.
