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• 1. (1988). An African tale about two sisters.
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A nine year old boy raps about his philosophy in poetry.
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(1992). Cassie uses her imagination and flies over an apartment building while the adults are having a picnic on top of the building's roof.
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(1995). In a series of poems, a young girl talks about her friend Danitra Brown.
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Through beautiful illustrations, Bryan shows and tells the reader about Harlem.
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A tall tale about an African American cowgirl in the West.
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In sepia tone photographs, the story of school integration is portrayed through children and adults.
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A young girl remembers the contributions of great African American men.
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A poetic story combined with colorful collages about Rosa Parks and the Civil Rights Movement.
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Boston tells Tubman's story as a calling from God. Nelson's beautiful illustrations support and carry the story