Library
Books that see us.
Picture books, chapter books, graphic novels and poetry that center Black kids and Black lives, plus stories about fairness and belonging. Browse the shelves, try the new French shelf, pull a book down, and build your own reading list.
Book covers from Open Library.
Too Many Rules
Written and illustrated by Nisha Kittles
A spirited kid is tired of hearing "Clean up," "Go to bed," and "No, you can't!" Then he starts to see what the rules are for, and finds out that working together brings more freedom. A story about patience, confidence and self-discipline, for ages 4 to 8.
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Books for parents
History, politics, feminism, abolition, essays and novels for parents, teachers and older teens.
Find a library near you.
Your public library can get almost any book on these shelves, and a library card is usually free. Bring your list and ask a librarian to help you pick the next one.

