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Writer's pictureKiana Hines PhD., CCC-SLP

Diversify Your Library

Increasing research has shown that students relate to reading material better when they see themselves in the story as well. Therefore, representation matters. Below I have included some books that will help you to diversify your library.


Black Girl Magic: A Book About Loving Yourself Just the Way you Are

Author: Zahra Bryan

Illustrator: Jose Nieto

Target Age: 5-12years




 

Black Heroes: A Black History Book for Kids: 51 Inspiring People from Ancient Africa to Modern-Day U.S.A. (People and Events in History)

Author: Arlisha Norwood

Target Age: 8-12






 


The ABCs of Black History

Author: Rio Cortez

Illustrator: Lauren Semme

Target Age: 5 and up




 

Dream Big, Little One

Author: Vashti Harrison

Target Age: Birth-3years






 

Follow Your Dreams, Little One

Author: Vashti Harrison

Target Age: Birth-3 Years









 

Little Leaders: Bold women in Black History

Author: Vashti Harrison

Target Age: 8-12 Years








 

Girls Like Me

Author: Valerie Thompkins

Target Age: 3-10 Years







 

I Am Enough

Author: Grace Byers, Illustrator: Keturah A. Bobo

Targer Age: 4-8 Years







 


Little Legends: Exceptional Men in Black History

Author: Vashti Harrison

Target Age: 8-12 Years














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