Product Description: The life story of the prominent African American artist and illustrator Tom Feelings is retold by his daughter in this charming picture book. The story of the late Feelings is accompanied by 20 of his most cherished images. Touching and heartfelt, this biography shows the great influence a father can have on a child...read more

A celebration of African-American hair through a review of its different textures, colors, and styles, including cornrows, Afros, and braids, is enhanced with colorful photographs capturing an array of looks and the girls who don them proudly.

This boldly illustrated picture book with poetic text provides an examination of the various cultures around the world through a collection of dolls from many countries, including East Africa, South America, and the Caribbean. 12,500 first printing.

Interested in knowing about the woman for whom she was named, young Hattie Lottie Annie Quinnie Blue begins asking her mother about her grandmother and the life she lived so many years ago. 15,000 first printing.

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The photographs taken by Richard Samuel Roberts during the early twentieth century of the African-American community of Columbia, South Carolina, are presented with lyrical text to illustrate the pride, joy, and strength of a bustling community.