Middle Grade Books

Reflections of A Black Cowboy: Mountain Men Written By Robert Miller The exciting adventures of Black cowboys, pioneers, soldiers, and other frontiersmen join the celebrated folklore of the wild West in the Reflections of a Black Cowboy series...

Reflection Of A Black Cowboy, Buffalo Soldiers Written By Robert Miller The exciting adventures of Black cowboys, pioneers, soldiers, and other frontiersmen join the celebrated folklore of the wild West in the Reflections of a Black Cowboy series...

Reflections Of A Black Cowboy: Cowboys Written By Robert Miller Will the Real West Please Stand Up?! The exciting adventures of Black cowboys, pioneers, soldiers, and other frontiersmen join the celebrated folklore of the wild West in the Reflections...

The March On Washington Written By James Haskins Award-winning author James Haskins turns his attention to the historic March on Washington in this timely look at one of the pivotal events of the Civil Rights movement. Haskins skillfully traces the...

Freedom Rides: Journey To Justice Written By James Haskins "The Freedom Rides were a brief moment in the civil rights movement, but they captured the attention of the nation in a way that few other campaigns in the struggle had. They especially...

  In the stunning follow-up to The Talk: Conversations About Race, Love & Truth, award-winning Black authors and artists come together to create a moving anthology collection celebrating Black love, Black creativity, Black resistance,...

We Could Be Brothers By Derrick Barnes   In this middle grade novel by Derrick Barnes (Crown, King of Kindergarten, Ruby & the Booker Boys), two thirteen- year-old African-American boys become friends during a three-day stint in an...

The President Looks Like Me & Other Poems Written By Tony Medina In 2008, the election of Barack Obama as the first African-American to serve as President of the United States, marked a pivotal point in the history of a nation too often...

Bishop Daniel A. Payne: Great Black Leader Written By Dr. Rudine Sims Bishop He came from modest beginnings. Born in South Carolina in 1811 to free people of color, he was orphaned by age 9, and raised by a great aunt. At that time slavery ruled the...

Langston's Legacy By Cheryl Willis Hudson & Katura Hudson Illustrations By Stephan Hudson (Signed copies available.  When you place your order. please indicate to whom you would like the book autographed. There is an Order Comments box below...

Poetry From The Masters: The Black Arts Movement Edited By Useni Eugene Perkins The Black Arts Movement spanned less than two decades, but left an undeniable mark on American literature and Black America. Considered one of the single most controversial...

Poetry From The Masters: The Pioneers Edited By Wade Hudson Illustrations By Stephan Hudson Surveying more than 200 years of poetic creativity in Black America, Poetry from the Masters: The Pioneers introduces the work of early Black poets who helped...