Audience: Educator

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  Your Vote Matters: How We Elect the US President

  Learn about campaigning, the difference between caucuses and primaries, and how the Electoral College works, plus information about who is eligible to vote.

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  We Shall Not Be Denied: A Timeline of Voting Rights and Suppression in America

  This book will help you learn more about voting and understand why the right to vote is important. Be informed about our country’s leaders. And spread the word about the importance of voting!

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  A Kids Book About Voting

  A Kids Book About Voting explains what voting is, how it works, and examines its influence through American history. It also challenges kids to wonder: why is it important? And who do you think should be able to vote?

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  Your Voice, Your Vote

  It’s Election Day, and Quetta, her mother, and her grandmother travel to the voting station. They encounter problems on their way and after they vote. Quetta’s mother and grandmother teach her about the importance of voting and those who fought for their right.

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  Learning the Traditions of Chuseok Video

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  The Making of Yolanda La Bruja

  Race, social justice, spirituality, and gun violence are addressed through the eyes of Yolanda, a deaf, gay protagonist who is gifted with the ability to read people’s intentions. Her family ancestry is of Brujas (witches). Can she save her school from a violent attack with her powers?

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  Daydreamer

  Charles deals with the challenges he faces at school like being dyslexic and bullying by escaping to an imaginary world of trolls and dragons. The two worlds crash together, and it is up to Charles to fix the daydreams bleeding into his real life.

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  Piper Chen Sings

  Piper Chen, of Hamilton fame, shares how she overcame her fear of singing in front of people by participating in a school talent show.

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  We Are a Class

  An inspiring, inclusive book for students curious or worried about school.

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  The Ping-Pong Queen of Chinatown

  Felix Ma, a high school junior, invites Cassie Chow, a senior, to star in his short film as an excuse to see her more. What begins as a lighthearted project turns serious when Felix’s college admissions coach suggests using it for essay material, leading to a drama about the emotional impact of parental expectations.

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  Everything I Learned About Racism I Learned in School

  This nonfiction narrative explores Tiffany Jewell’s experiences from elementary school through college, examining systemic racism in the American educational system. It includes various personal narratives and stories from children’s and YA writers of the global majority, aimed at empowering future generations.

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  Charming as a Verb

  Henri, a popular debater at a prestigious New York City private school, is charming to everyone except Corrine Troy, who blackmails him to help change her image. Henri’s ambition to attend Columbia University is threatened as he navigates this challenge.