Just for you! Level 3

In a new neighborhood, Toshi is reluctant to go out and make friends because she is afraid of dogs.

Keisha is very unhappy when Val spoils their Saturday fun by bringing along Mya, a new girl in her neighborhood, but soon realizes that three is not such a bad number after all. Includes activity ideas for parents and children.

George, a boy who loves to jump, decides he is going to win the Double Dutch contest in spite of the girls who insist jumping rope is not for boys.

An African-American boy named Solomon explains why the local barbershop is his favorite place.

Erin, worried that she does not have enough money to buy her sister a wedding present, is inspired after hearing her grandmother's story of "jumping the broom.".

In 1965, third-grader Sheyann Webb and her friend Rachel West help change America by singing and marching for civil rights with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Includes activity ideas for parents and children.

A young African American boy spends time at home and church with his family on Sunday.

Tyrone Rashon Williams's excitement about the first day of the new school year wanes when he sees that everyone is wearing the same new sneakers he is so proud of, but it gets worse when a new student arrives who has his exact same name.