Tiana’s Dream ~ RH Disney
This is a Stepping Stones chapter book based on the Disney movie, The Princess and the Frog. It is one of the first chapter books I read with my 6 year old daughter.
This is a Stepping Stones chapter book based on the Disney movie, The Princess and the Frog. It is one of the first chapter books I read with my 6 year old daughter.
Based on the life of Lewis Henri Michaux and his bookstore, the National Memorial African Bookstore, which was located in Harlem Square just down the street from the infamous Apollo Theater, this book clearly emphasizes the importance of reading books and acquiring knowledge.
If only Peter could whistle, his dog Willie would run straight to him...just like the boy and the dog he saw down the street.
This book is about NBA superstar Chris Paul. As a child everyone told him he was too small to play basketball.
This book tells the thoughts and courage of a man, woman, girl, and boy as they decide to be part of the Great Migration of African Americans from the southern parts of the United States to the North between 1915 and 1930.
This book is about a girl and her love of dancing! She dances everywhere, even in her dreams! But, her dream turned into a nightmare when she fell and hurt her leg.
A young African girl desires to go to school like her older brother. However, due to her mother's death, she must spend all her time doing household chores and caring for her younger sisters.
A young budding scientist, the curious Ada Marie asks lots of questions as she sorts fiction from fact through scientific hypotheses and experiments.
This book is based on a true story of a 14-year-old boy living in Malawi, Africa. Riddled by drought, William's family began eating only one meal per day in hopes of prolonging the dwindling food supply. Curious about how mechanical things work, William utilized the library to learn about windmills.
Telling the story of one boy's love for flight, this book shows how he pursues his passion by becoming a Tuskegee Airman.
This book describes the courage, fortitude and compassion of the first black child to attend an all white elementary school in New Orleans.
Written by Michael Jordan's mother, this book is about Michael as a young boy aspiring to be a great basketball player.
Based on the true story of Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah, this book reminds us that "being disabled does not mean being unable."
Appalled that there has never been a female president, Grace decides that she wants to become president!
I liked this book because I could identify with it. I am tall and for the longest time I disliked my height...until I discovered basketball. I am tall and for the longest time I disliked my height...until I discovered basketball.