When Keisha explains the meaning of Christmas to her brother Tony, the young boy finds many similarities between Jesus' family and his own African American family.

Baby Jesus Like My Brother

Children's Books

BROWN, MARGERY W.

Literature & Fiction

Marimba

I Told You I Can Play!

Jordan, Brian

A little boy talks about the different types of feet he sees all around him when he walks in the city, until he finally meets someone his own height and he can see the whole person.

From Where I Stand

Willis Hudson, Cheryl

This inspirational book of prayers and scripture references for children is a must-have for parents who want to give their kids an easy-to-understand book of faith. Illustrated with color photographs of children from different ethnic backgrounds.

Prayers for the Smallest Hands

Hudson, Lauriece

As they get ready for church, Taj's grandmother explains that she is so happy on Sunday mornings because that is when she goes to church to give thanks to God and to share in worship services.

It's Church Going Time

Hudson, Wade

The first book in the Puddin', Jeffrey and Leah series, Best Friends shares the world of three multicultural toddlers and their funny, charming, and engaging adventures during their play period at preschool. Best Friends teaches sharing, tolerance, and models diversity in a way toddlers can understand.

Puddin' Jeffrey and Leah (Puddin', Jeffrey and Leah, 1)

A young boy reflects on his favorite places in town, including the neighborhood pool, the library, the circus, and his grandfather's house.

Places I Love To Go

wade-hudson

In this engaging, multicultural series, see, feel and explore the world Illustrated by Laura Freeman of irresistible youngsters from different cultural backgrounds as they share people, places and things that are important to them. Friends can be our next door neighbors, classmates, or someone new in the community. They can be introduced to us through books, social gatherings or by other friends. A friend is a person whose company we enjoy. Read along and recognize Friends I Love to Keep!

Friends I Love to Meet

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Marvelous Martin Mitchell is a ten-year-old neighborhood private investigator. If something is lost or stolen, if a bully is taking advantage of someone, Marvelous Martin is on the case. He is good at solving mysteries, including everything from stolen lunches to missing pets. He usually gets paid for his detective work, too. No one likes a bully, and Martin and his friends are no different. When mean Mark Beeks, the school bully, steals little Freddie Freeman's bike, it is the last straw. Martin and his crew decide to put an end to Mark's bullying days once and for all in this first installment of the Marvelous Martin series.

Marvelous Martin (Marvelous Martin Neighborhood P.i.)

Alexandria, Vincent

Eight-year-old Conrad loves Pinger Park. He knows it's a special place. It's where he and his friends play. It's where colorful fish swim and where pretty flowers grow. It's where people who live in the city go to enjoy the outdoors. The park is even where Conrad lost his first tooth. Then, one day the mayor of the city announces plans to have the park replaced with apartment buildings. Conrad knows he has to act fast. But what can he do to save Pinger Park? You can be sure that a creative and resourceful Conrad will find an answer. Also featured in the back of Conrad Saves Pinger Park are Green tips to help youngsters play a role in helping to save the planet.

Conrad Saves Pinger Park

Winans, Carvin

Science, Nature & How It Works

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