Medearis, Angela Shelf

A little African-American girl is tucked into bed by her mother, who sings to her of other children, as well as baby animals, sleeping snugly in their care of their mothers and fathers.

A collection of African-American recipes and ideas for celebrating the seven days of Kwanzaa, accompanied by quotes and proverbs from notable African-American men and women.

Two boys share Danny's Dad.

Uses colorful photographs to depict a variety of sounds from the world around us such as fire engines, whispers, laughter, weather, and a parade.

The story of Coretta Scott King covering her childhood and her help in leading the civil rights movement.

A collection of stories mainly set in Texas and based on tales of local ghosts.

Learn about the candles representing Kwanzaa, the seven days beginning December 26, when African Americans celebrate their heritage. Includes recipes for such dishes as Ashanti peanut soup and Sengalese cookies,as well as instructions for making masks and African toe puppets and other Zawadi gifts.