Black Boys, I See You

PRAISE FOR WADE'S THE DAY MADEAR VOTED:
      * “Hudson [is] known for his prolific and dedicated lifetime of work ensuring that Black children can see themselves in books and that history is preserved and told in the most engaging ways possible for young readers. . . . This timely and timeless selection is a perfect fit for every school library.” —SLJ STAR
     “The atmosphere is joyous. . . . The straightforward first person narrative is engaging, and . . . the family’s joy is heartfelt and memorable.” —Booklist
     “This straightforward yet empowering tale will get youngsters energized for election day.” —Kirkus
     “Warmly affirming tale. . . . An intergenerational book about a woman who ‘walked into a voting booth . . . and allowed us to imagine a different future.’” —PW

PRAISE FOR KEITH'S ILLUSTRATIONS IN SHARING THE DREAM (by Shelia P. Moses):
      * “Accomplished digital paintings reflect the family’s experiences while bringing the marchers and speakers to life on the page. This inviting picture book offers broader context for Martin Luther King Jr. Day and a child-friendly way to open Black History Month.” —Booklist STAR
     "Illustrations glow with warmth. . . . A stirring tale and proof positive that young people can help make history, too.” —Kirkus
PRAISE FOR KEITH'S ILLUSTRATIONS IN SING A SONG (by Kelly Starling Lyons)
    * “With clarity and warmth, the illustrations sensitively capture the changing characters, emotions, and eras as time passes.’” —Booklist STAR
     “Mallett's artwork charmingly illumines the faces of the singers in the book, revealing their passion and often joy in singing what's become cherished as the African American national anthem.” —Kirkus