Queenie: Godmother of Harlem MIND & SPIRIT / OccultismAn NAACP Image Award Nominee, Queenie: Godmother of Harlem is a historical graphic novel inspired by the life of legendary mobster Stephanie St. Clair, the infamous criminal who made herself a legend in the 1930s. Its original, entertaining, riveting, moving. A beautiful piece of art, a must read! Whoopi Goldberg This powerful story tackles themes of colonization, corruption, police violence, and racial identity, but above all, Queenie celebrates the
Gertie Sews Glam Knits is here to change all that: Author Gretchen Hirsch shares her legendary sewing secrets to teach readers how to stitch knit fabrics with ease (and without special equipment)
and the essence of theater itself—each of which still continue to resonate
Dragon has never had a friend or been to a birthday party before
bright and white as a star
Born into the Waorani tribe of Ecuador’s Amazon rainforest—one of the last to be contacted by missionaries in the 1950s—Nemonte Nenquimo had a singular upbringing
Rhymoceros is a fun and colorful rhyming board book in the Grammar Zoo Book series
and an ebullient creativity rarely seen in books about loss
Author Margaret Wild and illustrator Vivienne To’s picture book The Sloth Who Slowed Us Down is a celebration of slowing down and remembering the important things in life
Mia acknowledges that she is lucky to still be alive to tell readers what she’s learned: to not let anyone else dictate who you are supposed to be
But when goblins come and steal his “sorry
1 is showcased as you’ve never seen it before—oversize and up close—in this gorgeous panel-by-panel exploration of the entire issue
his participation in the Constitutional Convention
