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Show Way

Illustrated by Hudson Talbott This is the first time I’ve written a book based on some of my own family history. ’Show Ways”, or quilts, once served as secret maps for freedom-seeking slaves. This is...

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Visiting Day

Illustrated by James Ransome A young girl looks forward to the day she gets to go visit her father. It only happens once a month and it’s a very special day. Where it takes place: In Brooklyn and in...

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Our Gracie Aunt

Illustrated by Jon Muth Johnson and his sister Beebee have to take care of themselves after their mother leaves. Then they’re moved to the Aunt Gracie’s house and things start getting better. Where it...

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Sweet Sweet Memory

Illustrated by Floyd Cooper Sarah’s grandfather was a gardener. When he dies, he lives behind his beliefs about the world and a harvest to help her remember him and know that the circle of life goes on...

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The Other Side

Illustrated by E.B. Lewis Two girls, Clover and Annie, become friends in a small, segregated town. Where it takes place: In a small rural town—I didn’t have a specific state in mind. Where I wrote it:...

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We Had a Picnic This Sunday Past

Illustrated by Diane Greenseid Teeka and her grandmother go to the family picnic and boy! aren’t the others who come something to talk about!! Where it takes place: In Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New...

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Coming On Home Soon

Illustrated by EB Lewis It is wartime, and women have to go to work while the men are off fighting. Ada Ruth’s mama has a job in Chicago and she must leave Ada Ruth and Grandma behind for a while.…Read...

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Pecan Pie Baby

A heartwarming story for kids adjusting to the idea of a new family member. Read more ›

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Each Kindness

A new girl comes to school and tries to make friends. When Chloe, the narrator, is unkind, the girl keeps trying. And then the girl is gone and Chloe is left only with the memory of her unkindness....

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This Is the Rope

This is a fictive memoir. From the early 1900s until the mid 1970s, more than 6 million African Americans moved from the rural south to northern cities. This novel is inspired by those families and by...

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Visiting Day

Illustrated by James Ransome A young girl looks forward to the day she gets to go visit her father. It only happens once a month and it’s a very special day. Where it takes place: In Brooklyn and in...

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Our Gracie Aunt

Illustrated by Jon Muth Johnson and his sister Beebee have to take care of themselves after their mother leaves. Then they’re moved to the Aunt Gracie’s house and things start getting better. Where it...

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Sweet Sweet Memory

Illustrated by Floyd Cooper Sarah’s grandfather was a gardener. When he dies, he leaves behind his beliefs about the world and a harvest to help her remember him and know that the circle of life goes...

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The Other Side

Illustrated by E.B. Lewis Two girls, Clover and Annie, become friends in a small, segregated town. Where it takes place: In a small rural town—I didn’t have a specific state in mind. Where I wrote it:...

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We Had a Picnic This Sunday Past

Illustrated by Diane Greenseid Teeka and her grandmother go to the family picnic and boy! aren’t the others who come something to talk about!! Where it takes place: In Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New...

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Coming On Home Soon

Illustrated by EB Lewis It is wartime, and women have to go to work while the men are off fighting. Ada Ruth’s mama has a job in Chicago and she must leave Ada Ruth and Grandma behind for a while....

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Pecan Pie Baby

A heartwarming story for kids adjusting to the idea of a new family member.

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Each Kindness

Ilustrated by EB Lewis A new girl comes to school and tries to make friends. When Chloe, the narrator, is unkind, the girl keeps trying. And then the girl is gone and Chloe is left only with the memory...

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This Is the Rope

This is a fictive memoir. From the early 1900s until the mid 1970s, more than 6 million African Americans moved from the rural south to northern cities. This novel is inspired by those families and by...

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The Day You Begin

There will be times when you walk into a room and no one there is quite like you. So what are you going to do? Where it takes place: It takes place every single day all over the world. Where I wrote...

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