Art and text together introduce Arturo Schomburg and his lifelong work collecting Black history the world tried to erase.
This picture-book biography recounts how Sylvia Mendez and her family helped end school segregation in California.
A girl retools The Little Red Hen into a building project that shows what initiative and making can do.
When a local problem needs fixing, Sofia learns how civic persistence can move grown-ups to action.
At a wedding, Julian helps a new friend feel brave enough to wear what makes her feel most like herself.
Based on the childhood of Tomas Rivera, this story shows how books and one librarian can reshape a migrant summer.
A newcomer from Venezuela learns that snow and friendship can open a new kind of joy.
A young immigrant girl finds language, books, and possibility as she adjusts to life in the United States.
Colors come alive through foods, objects, and daily details in a lively multicultural neighborhood.
In this Cuban folktale retelling, Martina tests her suitors with coffee before deciding whom to trust.
