by Allison Black, first in a new series format spun-off from Abrams Block Book and celebrating holidays throughout the year One, Two, Grandma Loves You by Shelly Becker, illus. by Emi Lenox, offering a look at all sorts of felines Spookytale by Christopher Franceschelli, illus. by Tonya Engel, offering an introduction to African American history focused on the accomplishments and sacrifices of enslaved ancestors.Īmulet prepares for the season with Piece by Piece: The Story of Nisrin’s Hijab by Priya Huq, in which a 13-year-old girl who was viciously attacked for her Bangladeshi cultural dress, chooses to wear a hijab when she begins high school Redemptor by Jordan Ifueko, the second entry in the Raybearer YA fantasy series An Island Without You by Malulani Moreno, about two boys struggling with identity and loss in their community and The Extincts: Quest for the Unicorn Horn by Scott Magoon, kicking off a graphic novel series focused on a team of extinct animals embarking on top-secret missions around the world.Īppleseed plans a purrfect list with So Many Cats by Catherine Amari and Anouk Han, illus. by Duncan Tonatiuh, the story of the Indigenous storyteller known as “the soul of Mexico” and Your Legacy: A Bold Reclaiming of Our Enslaved History by Schele Williams, illus.
by Peter Reynolds, shining a spotlight on everyday courage and believing in oneself Overground Railroad: The Green Book and the Roots of Black Travel in America by Candacy Taylor, the young readers’ edition of Taylor’s look at the Green Book, which listed businesses and destinations safe for Black travelers during the age of segregation Child of the Flower-Song People: Luz Jim énez, Daughter of the Nahua by Gloria Amescua, illus. Esperanza, which finds a boy helping Granny prepare the dishes for a family feast I Am Courage: A Book of Resilience by Susan Verde, illus.
Abrams sets the table for Soul Food Sunday by Winsome Bingham, illus.
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