Black Boy, Black Boy, by Ali Kananda, Jorge Redmond and Ken Daley, celebrates all the great things that Black boys can achieve.
Browsing: Celebrating Diversity
My Block Looks Like, by Janelle Harper and Frank Morrison, is a love letter to city and the people who live in it.
A girl notices how her inner glow changes in certain situations and learns how to harness it in The Light She Feel Inside.
A young Pakistani American works to manage her anxiety through creating art in Drawing Deena, a new middle-grade novel by Hena Khan.
A boy tries to shine on his own in Too Much: My Great Big Native Family, by Laurel Goodluck and Bridget George.
Amil and the After, by Veera Hiranandani, explores life after the partition of India through the eyes of a boy who was forced to leave Pakistan for India.
A girl struggles to keep her family together in Shark Teeth, a new middle-grade novel by Sherri Winston.
A young filmmaker’s eyes are opened to racial injustice following a senseless act of violence in The Reckoning, by Wade Hudson.
Two girls team up to save endangered leatherback turtles in Turtles of the Midnight Moon, a middle-grade novel by María José Fitzgerald.
A teen creates and art exhibit out of break-up boxes after she gets dumped in Artifacts of an Ex, a YA romcom by Jennifer Chen.