Antiracist Books for Kids

by Lisa Moore Ramée

A timely, funny, and unforgettable debut about friendship, facing your fears, and standing up for what’s right. Full review >

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by Tiffany Jewell ; illustrated by Aurélia Durand

Essential. Full review >

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by Maurice Broaddus

Readers will love watching these two uniquely gifted black boys explore the complicated tensions between impulses and... Full review >

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by Lupita Nyong'o ; illustrated by Vashti Harrison

A thoughtfully layered text and powerful illustrations address this sensitive topic in a uniquely nurturing way. Full review >

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by Jewell Parker Rhodes

Placing biracial boyhood and the struggles of colorism at its center, the novel challenges readers to pursue their own... Full review >

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by Torrey Maldonado

Bridges everyday racism and accountable allyship with sincerity. Full review >

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by Mahogany L. Browne & Elizabeth Acevedo & Olivia Gatwood ; illustrated by Theodore Taylor III

Read it; gift it; use it to challenge, protect, and grow. Full review >

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by Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie ; illustrated by Ashleigh Corrin

Well-illustrated poetry of the best kind that will leave sunshine in its wake. Full review >

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by Ibram X. Kendi ; illustrated by Ashley Lukashevsky

Antiracism’s starting point. Full review >

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by Tiffany Rose ; illustrated by Tiffany Rose

From “Empowerment” to “Worthy,” “Genuine” to “You,” there are more than 26 reasons to cherish this book. Full review >

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