I've been very vocal about children needing literary mirrors and windows. I've also consistently shared that the books featuring Black people can't...
I've been very vocal about children needing literary mirrors and windows. I've also consistently shared that the books featuring Black people can't...
“Why do your kids only read books about Black people? Isn’t that just as bad as white kids never reading about other people?” I assume...
Our last book club meeting of the regular school year was The Last Last Day of Summer by Lamar Giles. Each month, I try to share the notes I use...
Ashley Bryan (born July 13, 1923) is an American writer and illustrator of children's books, most of his subjects represent the Black experience,...
Last year, I wrote a little about what Juneteenth means to my family, and I shared about a road trip we took that gave us a chance to sit in the...
There is hard history in every time period, but for the next two years, my family will be focusing on an especially tough time in U.S. history. A...
Last year, I gave a talk about books as mirrors and windows. Some of you may have heard it. There was much more to it than just this, but to...
My children are drawn to stories of real-life creators fueled by passion, purpose, resilience, and imagination. We read books on all sorts of...
I've heard from many of you who have appreciated my Black history book recommendations for Early Modern (800-1650), 1800s Slavery, Civil War &...
My path to including black Biblical images in our home started with a treasured photograph that I keep on my desk. It's an up close picture of me...
I'm excited to share our experience with The Toothpaste Millionaire with you. Each month, I try to share the notes I use while leading a book club...
I recently had the pleasure of sitting down to chat about books as mirrors and windows with Sonya Shafer from Simply Charlotte Mason. We had a great...