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Jun 11, 2020 · Christopher Myers. Natacha Bustos. Tatyana Fazlalizadeh. Gordon C. James. Daria Peoples-Riley. Javaka Steptoe. Floyd Cooper. Share this story. We love these over 30 incredible Black childrens illustrators, from icons in the field to new talents.
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Homemade Love is a sweet board book about family love. It touches on how we can be brave, make mistakes, and enjoy a beautiful day with love. The homey illustrations add to the warmth and joy of this book too. A great choice for any baby, toddler, or preschool-aged child.
Just Like Me by Vanessa Brantley-Newton
An ode to girls everywhere who are “just like me.” A book of poetry for young girls ages four and up that celebrates life and positivity. You can’t go wrong with any of Vanessa Brantley-Newton’s books because her writing and art are always spot-on.
Thank You, Omu by Oge Mora
A fantastic picture book that brings the whole neighborhood together. When Omu makes a stew that smells so delicious everyone wants a taste, what will happen when there’s none left for Omu? A new take on a classic tale, with such cool and vibrant art. It’s a classic in its own right!
You Matter by Christian Robinson
In this whimsical book with a loving message, everyone matters and is connected. It shows children that we all have a special place in the world. We are all important in our own ways and make the world a better place.
Anna Hibiscus by Atinuke
Anna is such a fun protagonist and there is a whole series of books about her to enjoy. Get to know Anna and her whole family, and their compound in West Africa. Great for early readers or as a read aloud. If you like this series, you might also like the No. 1 Car Spotter series about a boy and his West African village life.
The Magnificent Makers by Theanne Griffith and Reggie Brown
Friendship and science mix in this series of chapter books for ages seven and up. When best friends Violet and Pablo team up with their new classmate Deepak, a magical science adventure ensues. Fast-paced and interesting, especially if you love scientific worlds. There are six books in this series to enjoy!
Make Way For Daymonde Daniel by Nikki Grimes and R. Gregory Christie
Daymonde is a role model for anyone who has had to move to a new place or make a new friend. Her boisterous spirit helps her befriend a “grouchy” new kid and find ways to make the world brighter. For ages seven and up, there are multiple books about Daymonde to explore.
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Jan 13, 2020 · 4. Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History and Little Legends: Exceptional Men in Black History by Vashti Harrison and Kwesi Johnson. Two picture books that chronicle some of the exceptional people in Black history. These books are sure to be a welcome addition to any child’s library.
