Eternal Graffiti
National Poetry Month is the perfect time to explore and create different types of poetry.
Powerful Poetry
Hope and lament, grief and celebration, all are on offer in some of our newest titles from African American poets.
Carnaval
The language tells stories, but also sings songs.
In Celebration of Native American Heritage Month
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month all November long with these great reads by Native authors.
You Can Fly : the Tuskegee Airmen
When an opportunity not yet afforded to people of your race presents itself, what do you do? You take the chance to move beyond your circumstances, believe in yourself and … Continued
The Red Pencil
The Red Pencil by Andrea Davis Pinkney is a story of refugees, war, and loss. Yet it is told beautifully through free verse poetry…
The Pinkney Dynasty
What each Pinkney family member has in common is producing stellar children’s books for their readers to enjoy.
Read by the Author
A selection of favorite audiobooks narrated by their authors.
Garvey’s Choice: Music & Science vs. Sports & Dad’s Approval
Explore the complexities of middle school through this engrossing story written in verse!
Something Sweet for National Poetry Month
Poetic explorations of love, loss, trauma, self-doubt, and other challenges for young women.