by Daria Peoples, in which Mama takes her two daughters to the library every summer to pick out books about Black people so they can see the struggles, strength, and hope of people who look like them Churro Stand by Karina González, illus. by Tatyana Feeney, a new adaptation of this beloved poem Mama’s Library Summers by Melvina Noel, illus. by Ly Ngo Helsig, spotlighting Persian foods from Anar to Zereshk.Ĭameron Kids gets a lift from Hope Is the Thing with Wings by Emily Dickinson, illus. by Tonya Engel, reminding readers that their ancestors passed down the best of themselves and The ABCs of Persian Food by Sunny Sanaz Shokrae, illus. by Rye Hickman, in which a psychic teen hunts potential killers until she discovers the boy she loves is her next target The Vanishing Station by Ana Ellickson, about an underground magic system in San Francisco and a girl who will do anything to protect the ones she loves and Gooseberry by Robin Gow, the story of a nonbinary child searching for family who finds it with a sweet rescue dog named Gooseberry.Īppleseed pricks up its ears for Onomatopanda by Janik Coat, in which a panda introduces onomatopoeia from waking up to the loud brrrrring of an alarm clock to the twang of a guitar EidTale: An Eid al-Fitr Adventure by Aaliya Jaleel, following a brother and sister through their neighborhood as they deliver gifts to favorite neighbors and friends before they meet up with their family for prayer and a big, celebratory dinner Fiesta: A Festival of Colors by Duncan Tonatiuh, a bilingual concept book of colors featuring a street fiesta Your Legacy: First Words to Empower by Schele Williams, illus.
#GREY STONE DEBRA SCHWARTZ SERIES#
by David Wilkerson, which begins a graphic novel series celebrating the lives of Black innovators The Harrowing by Kristen Kiesling, illus. by Lynnor Bontigao, first in a young chapter book series about a diverse community of kids living in a beautiful seaside town Science Minds (Black Lives #1) by Tonya Bolden, illus.
by Melissa Sweet, a picture book biography of this groundbreaking artist, teacher, and Catholic nun The Mango Tree (La mata de mango) by Edel Rodriguez, in which two small boys from an island village spend their days in a mango tree until one is swept away in a storm and wakes up in a new, unfamiliar land Bao’s Doll by Bo Lu, featuring Mama and Bao, who come to a deeper understanding of their bond when Bao is caught stealing and If You Run Out of Words by Felicita Sala, about a father reassuring his daughter of the fantastical lengths he’d go to in order to show his love.Īmulet combs the beach for Seashell Key by Lourdes Heuer, illus. Esperanza, which finds Daddy telling stories to his daughter about what it means to be a cowboy during their horseback ride Signs of Hope: The Revolutionary Art of Sister Corita Kent by Mara Rockliff, illus. Abrams saddles up for My Daddy Is a Cowboy by Stephanie Seales, illus.
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