Author Profile
Ibram X. Kendi
5 Books
Ibram X. Kendi is an acclaimed American author, historian, and scholar known for his influential work on race and antiracism. He has authored and co-authored several prominent books tailored for younger audiences, including the picture book 'Antiracist Baby' and the adaptation 'Stamped (For Kids)'. Through his children's and young adult literature, Kendi translates complex historical and social concepts into accessible formats to foster early conversations about equality and justice.
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Take your first steps toward building a better, more equal world! Racism is a big problem, but even the youngest readers have the power to help change things. Through nine easy and empowering steps, this thoughtful and playful book introduces the important concept of antiracism. You will learn how to celebrate our differences, use your voice to speak up for what is right, and recognize unfairness in your daily life. With bold, colorful artwork and engaging prompts, this book gives you the tools and the language to start critical conversations about equality and justice. It is never too early to learn how to be a champion for fairness. Join the movement to uproot bias, embrace diversity, and help build a society where everyone is treated with kindness and respect!
6-8 Years
34 Pages
Race. It is a big word that can feel hard to talk about. But talking about it is one of the most important things you can learn how to do. This book takes you on a journey to understand where racist ideas came from and how they still affect our world today.
You will travel from the past to the present and back again to see the history of racism in America. You will learn how to spot these ideas in everyday life and understand the ways they shape the world around you. More importantly, you will meet the incredible people who have fought against racism throughout history.
This is not just a history book. It is a guide to becoming an antiracist. You will discover how to identify and stamp out racist thoughts in your own life and community. With helpful timelines and easy to understand explanations, this story gives you the tools to help build a fairer, more equal future for everyone. It is time to learn the truth and be part of the change.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
148 Pages
As you get ready for bed, the moon watches over you and children all across the globe. The moon knows that when we close our eyes and sleep, we begin to dream. And when we dream, we have the power to imagine what is truly possible and what our world can become. This beautifully illustrated bedtime story delivers an essential message about justice, equality, and standing up for what is right. Through poetic words and dynamic art, you will discover how to build a fairer future for everyone. It gives you the language and the courage to dream of a better, more equal world. Perfect for your nighttime routine, this empowering book helps you understand that even the smallest voices can inspire massive change.
6-8 Years
33 Pages
The Creator has just finished putting the finishing touches on the whole world, but the work is not quite done yet! Soon, the Creator is soaring through the sky, dreaming up something completely new: beautiful butterflies in every imaginable color, shape, and size.
Have you ever wondered how these delicate, fluttering creatures first came to be? Dive into this stunning African American folktale to uncover the magical origins of butterflies. Originally told by the legendary storyteller Zora Neale Hurston, this vibrant tale is brought to life for you by award-winning author Ibram X. Kendi.
It is the perfect story to spark your curiosity about nature and the origins of the beautiful things around us. Get ready to explore the wonders of creation and let your imagination take flight!
6-8 Years
Born to parents who fled slavery and the Trail of Tears, Magnolia Flower is an Afro-Indigenous girl with a vibrant, unbreakable spirit. She longs for true freedom and deeply desires to connect with others who share her yearning.
When Magnolia meets a young man of letters, she finds a kindred spirit. However, her father strongly disapproves of the match. Forced to make a difficult choice, Magnolia sets off on a brave journey that proves the power of leading with your heart.
Tenderly retold from a classic short story, this stirring folktale brims with poetic prose, history, and culture. It is a beautiful reminder that there is no force strong enough to stop love, making it a perfect read for discovering the shared heritage of Indigenous and Black people in America.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
40 Pages