africans

In graphic novel format presents fifteen African fairy tales interpreted by modern cartoonists.

The Finches, a Connecticut family, sponsor an African refugee family of four, all of whom have been scarred by the horrors of civil war, and who inadvertently put their benefactors in harm's way.

A graphic novel in which T'Challa, the warrior king of a technologically advanced African civilization called Wakanda, battles an invading force led by Klaw, the man who killed his father.

"In the wake of Shadowland, Hell's Kitchen has a new protector--the Black Panther! He has no kingdom, no Vibranium and no high-tech safety net--just bloody knuckles and the will to prove himself in a foreign land. T'Challa will create a new life, a new identity, and become a new kind of hero. But with Daredevil gone, the bad guys are coming out to play and a deadly nemesis--Vlad the Impaler--plots his bloody rise to power."--Back cover.

While his mother and father help a family of African refugees, Jared learns that the people he counts on for doing good deeds are not always praiseworthy and is faced with a decision which may have implications for all.

Contains the adventures of Black Panther as T'Challa and Ororo return to Wakanda.

Contains the adventures of Black Panther, including his involvement in the superhero civil war and joining the Fantastic Four.

Contains the adventures of Black Panther, including his origin and marriage to Storm.

"Anais, who has recently emigrated from Africa to Maine with her mother and young brother, copes with acclimating he rself to a new country, understanding American culture, learning English, figuring out how to fit in at school, and moving from motel to shelter and finally to a permanent ap artment"--Provided by publisher.

The autobiography of Michaela DePrince, who lived the first few years of her life in war-torn Sierra Leone until being adopted by an American family. Now seventeen, she is one of the premiere ballerinas in the United States.