African Americans -- Juvenile fiction
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African Americans -- Juvenile fiction
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- A good night for ghosts
- Ahgottahandleonit
- Alfie : (the turtle that disappeared)
- All different now : Juneteenth, the first day of freedom
- Amazing Grace
- Armstrong & Charlie
- As brave as you
- Bedtime bonnet
- Betty before X
- Big Papa and the time machine
- Black brother, black brother
- Boycott blues : how Rosa Parks inspired a nation
- Bud, not Buddy
- Clayton Byrd goes underground
- Color me dark : the diary of Nellie Lee Love, the great migration North
- Cool cuts
- Crossing Ebenezer Creek
- Crown : an ode to the fresh cut
- Dragons in a bag
- Dread nation : [rise up]
- Dream country
- Dreamland burning
- EllRay Jakes is a rock star!
- EllRay Jakes the dragon slayer
- EllRay Jakes walks the plank!
- Finding someplace
- Firebird
- For black girls like me
- Foul trouble
- Freedom fire
- Genesis begins again
- Get a hit, Mo!
- Ghost boys
- Going down home with daddy
- Hair love/
- Hands up!
- Happy hair
- Harbor me
- Harbor me
- How high the moon
- How it went down
- I am famous
- I got the Christmas spirit
- I love you more than ...
- I'm not dying with you tonight
- If it makes you happy
- In plain sight
- Inventing Victoria
- Jackie and me : a baseball card adventure
- Jake the fake goes for laughs
- Kizzy Ann Stamps
- Let the children march
- Let the circle be unbroken
- Lola reads to Leo
- Look! I can read!
- Lu
- Luke on the loose : a Toon book
- Magnificent homespun brown : a celebration
- Meet Miss Fancy
- Mia Mayhem is a superhero!
- My hair is a garden
- My name is not Friday
- On the come up
- One crazy summer
- Out of darkness
- P.S. be eleven
- Panic
- Pass the ball, Mo!
- Patina
- Piecing me together
- Public school superhero
- Rebound
- Rescue run
- Satch & me : a baseball card adventure
- See no color
- Sing a song : how "Lift Every Voice and Sing" inspired generations
- Skateboard party
- Slay
- Small steps
- So done
- Stella by starlight
- Sugar
- Sunrise over Fallujah
- Tea cakes for Tosh
- The Final Four
- The Nutcracker in Harlem
- The Vanderbeekers and the hidden garden
- The Vanderbeekers of 141st Street
- The astonishing life of Octavian Nothing, traitor to the nation, v. 2, The kingdom on the waves
- The bell rang
- The blossoming universe of Violet Diamond
- The crossover
- The dragon thief
- The hate u give
- The hula hoopin' queen
- The journal of Biddy Owens : the Negro leagues
- The lions of Little Rock
- The lions of Little Rock
- The mighty Miss Malone
- The old truck
- The perfect place
- The sacred lies of Minnow Bly
- The seventh most important thing
- The stars and the blackness between them
- The sweetest sound
- Trace
- Tristan Strong punches a hole in the sky
- Walking home to Rosie Lee
- Wedgie & Gizmo
- Wedgie & Gizmo
- What color is my world? : the lost history of African-American inventors
- When Gorilla goes walking
- Zane and the hurricane : a story of Katrina
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