Please welcome illustrator Carl Angel. The Girl Who Saved Yesterday is about remembrance for the past and for those who came before us, celebrated through my imagery and the beautiful poetic language of Julius Lester. The list below relates to his book in either its respect for ancestors, or in its transcendent use mythical elements and/or poetic...
Please welcome Louise Gornall! Her debut Young Adult book, Under Rose-Tainted Skies, is about a girl called Norah, who is suffering with agoraphobia, OCD and anxiety. She is sharing eight YA books with characters who suffer from mental illness. We are giving away a copy of her book as well! Please go to the bottom to enter! The...
Please welcome Erin Dealey and Luciana Navarro Powell! Their list is eight of their favorite diversity picture books and includes a six book giveaway of their newest book, Babies Come From Airports. Please fill out the Rafflecopter at the bottom to enter. We are thrilled and honored to help celebrate MCCBD with a list of some...
Luis Amavisca is the author and publisher of NubeOcho. His picture book, Princess Li / La Princesa Li, is a story of acceptance and tolerance. We are giving away a copy at the bottom of the post. Picture Books About Tolerance and Acceptance 1. Beegu by Alexis Deacon One of my favorite books. The story is similar to "Elmer" but...
Please welcome the Science Naturally editorial team, who have spent six years writing a book collaboratively! We are giving away a copy! Please fill out the Rafflecopter at the bottom to enter. Diversity Science-y Books for Ages 8 and Up The League of Scientists: Ghost in the Water This blended fiction mystery is served with a side order of...