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(Reading age: 5-8 years)

Want a book uplifting and celebrating all that Black girls were, are and can be? This picture book from @BrynneBarnes with beautiful illustrations by #TatyanaFazlalizadeh “…is a lyrical exploration of what it means to be Black, female, and glorious…”

(Reading age: 9 – 14 years)

Want a little more diversity, bite, and humor in your werewolf stories? In this middle grade graphic novel from author/illustrator @OliveOilCorp a young girl discovers her family heritage and that werewolves are not the only creatures in the woods.

(Reading age: 5-8 years)

Need a colorful book that supports, encourages and uplifts your child’s individuality? This picture book from @NainyMamta with illustrations by @JoLoringFisher “…celebrates the joy of finding out who you are and embracing the courage to be yourself.”

(Reading age: 4-8 years)

Sometimes we get so focused on the wishing aspect of what we want that we overlook when the wish actually comes true.

Check out this absolutely adorable picture book from author/illustrator @JessieSima.

“Friendship isn’t such an elusive dream.”

(Reading age: 4-8 years)

Stories often say the princess MUST fall for the knight or prince. What happens when the princess falls for a brave maiden instead? This picture book from @DanielHaack & #IsabelGalupo with art by @becca_human flips the entire fairytale on its head!

(Reading age: 4-6 years)

Have a child looking to become more independent, but who still wants their parent close? This picture book from #RobieHHarris with illustrations by #ArmandoMariño shows a child exploring her world and sharing those discoveries with her beloved father.

(Reading age: 3-7 years)

Need confidence boosting books for the Black child(ren) in your life? In the latest picture book in the “Happy Hair,” series author/illustrator @HappyHairGirls honors the greatness of all Black children.

"Loving, learning, and growing EVERY DAY!"

(Reading age: 4-8 years)

Want to celebrate the adventure, beauty and magic of childhood friendships even when things are not always rainbows and unicorns? This picture book from @PatZMiller with illustrations by @WheelerStudio is a tender story about embracing your besties.

(Reading age: 4-8 years)

Want a story that offers a child's perspective on the horrors of war? In this picture book, with illustrations by @NezRiaz, @AlabedBana shares her story to "...offer hope for other children around the world who are victims and refugees of war..."

(Reading age: 9-12 years)

Ever stop to wonder how Muslim Americans were treated after the 9/11 attacks? In this fast-paced middle grade novel, @Nenealamo shares her story of the persecution she faced for crimes she did not commit and how those injustices still impact her life.