It’s the third week of Black History Month, and this week we are celebrating Black women who have made an impact! From artists to activists, from writers to revolutionaries, from suffragettes to superstars, Black women have always been at the forefront of culture, community, and social justice. Letters to Misty: How to Move Through Life … Continue reading Black History Month: Celebrating Black Women
Tag: children’s literature
Happy Book Birthday: February 3rd Edition!
As usual, Tuesday is our favorite day of the week! From tales of courage by award-winning creators, stories of friendship both silly and sweet, and self-help titles to help kids achieve their dreams, this week’s new releases are all about new experiences and self-discovery! Nani and the Lion by Alicia D. Williams, illus. by Anna … Continue reading Happy Book Birthday: February 3rd Edition!
Show Your Shelf Some Love with 20 New Kids Books for February
Despite being the shortest month of the year, February has so much to offer: holidays dedicated to love, celebrations of history and culture, crisp temperatures giving way to spring greenery, and so on. Even better, this coming February has plenty of amazing books for kids on the way that readers and their grown-ups should be … Continue reading Show Your Shelf Some Love with 20 New Kids Books for February
Happy Book Birthday: January 27th Edition!
You know it’s a great book birthday when there are more new releases than fit in the frame! From thoughtful explorations of Ramadan and redlining, powerful tales of family and self-confidence, or cozy board books for little ones, these books are all worth wishing a very happy birthday to! Chicka Chicka You You: A Mirror … Continue reading Happy Book Birthday: January 27th Edition!
Hair Love: Exploring the Beautiful History of Black Hair With Sope Martins
As any anthropologist or beauty historian will tell you, hair is never just hair. Throughout time and across the globe, cultures have used hairstyling to express tradition, art, and identity. Yet the hair culture of marginalized groups is all too often dismissed, derided, and discriminated against. This prejudice is especially true of Black hair, something … Continue reading Hair Love: Exploring the Beautiful History of Black Hair With Sope Martins
