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This is the third volume in the Logan saga. In 1941, America is filled with rumblings of war. But Cassie Logan is more concerned about problems at ... More

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Mama is acting different again. No. If I'm going to tell this story, I'm going to tell the truth. Mama is acting crazy. Again. Thirteen-year-old ... More

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"Fourteen-year-old Ike Stone and his pals are thrilled to be a part of the Civil Rights movement sweeping the Deep South in the 1960s, but the depth ... More

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In 1964, freedom workers come to a small Mississippi town to register blacks to vote. Cooper, the only white member of Oak Grove Baptist Church, must ... More

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When white folks are telling Tobias Cleveland that he needs to learn his place, Toby is just trying to figure out where he belongs. When eleven-year ... More

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In Gee's Bend, Alabama, Miz Pettway tells young Alex about the historic role her mule played in the struggle for civil rights led by Dr. Martin ... More

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Right after Maxie and her first boyfriend Sam got into their first major fight, Sam's brother (and best friend) died in the fight for racial equality ... More

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For a young boy growing up in the segregated South, a town drinking fountain becomes the source of an epiphany. Full color.

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This is a powerful story of growing up amid the racial hatred of 1960s USA. In Mystic, Georgia, the most important thing is the colour of your skin, ... More

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One year after the end of "Under the Blood-Red Sun," Tomi's papa and grandpa are still under arrest, and the paradise of Hawaii tries to recover from ... More

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In dreamlike sequences, a man symbolically confronts the trauma of his family's incarceration in the Japanese internment camps during World War II.

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- Reading levels are inviting to reluctant readers. - Each series features a multicultural cast of characters with strong group friendships. - ... More

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Set in 1959, this novel presents Jim Crow, racism, and segregation from multiple perspectives. In this story of witnessing without understanding, a ... More

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A young Jewish girl gets involved in her family's quest for justice during the 1950s when her father supports a black man in their community who ... More

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The illustrator of "Thank You, Sarah" gives an unforgettable account of what happens when the naive imagination of a child meets the harsh reality of ... More

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Set in rural Mississippi in the era before Civil Rights, this is perhaps the most powerful story written by Newbery Medal winner Mildred Taylor. A ... More

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In 1963 Mississippi, a careless act by young Addie Ann Pickett leads to her brother's disappearance and possible murder. Addie Ann, Mama, and Uncle ... More

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A noted actor and playwright looks at nonviolence--and violence--through the eyes of a young boy in a 1963 Alabama community preparing for the ... More

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More than anything, Mable Jean wants to go to school. She has to walk five miles to get there though, and her papa told her that if she can't keep up ... More

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In Depression-era Mississippi, 12-year-old Shortnin' Bread Jackson discovers his father may be lynched for a crime he didn't commit and decides that ... More

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In 1955, the Cannon Street YMCA in Charleston, South Carolina, chartered the only African-American Little League in the state. That same year, 61 all ... More

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Joe and John Henry do everything together, from shooting marbles to shelling butterbeans. But when the Civil Rights Act of 1964 is passed and the ... More

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In the early 1960s, ten-year-old Rachel sees changes in her family and her small Southern town as she tries to sort out how she feels about her young ... More

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In 1960, thirteen-year-old Sophie slips through a maze into 19th century Louisiana and finds nothing is as she expected.

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